Partnership kit · Season 4 · September 2026

Drummer toDrummer

The drummers behind Canada’s best-known bands, one double-drum session at a time.

82% men. 85% aged 25 to 54. A show watched almost entirely by drummers, in the years they buy gear — and a cymbal company has already chosen to put our content on its own grid.

Instagram

2,064

+179% since January

YouTube

2,030

subscribers

Views

699K

across platforms, Dec–Aug

Season 4

13

episodes, 13 bands

Who is watching

The audience is the pitch.

Most music programming reaches a general audience and hopes drummers are in it. This one starts there.

82%MenAgainst a 46% Canadian Meta baseline — an over-index of 36 points.
85%Aged 25–54The gear-buying window, peaking in the 35–44 bracket.
65%CanadianWith a further 23% in the United States, and Toronto the single largest city.
$0.61To earn a followerAgainst a $0.50–$2.00 industry range. Precise targeting, not spray.
MenWomen
18–2425–3435–44 45–5455–6465+ 34.1% 20.6% 15.5%
Instagram followers by age and gender, September 2026. Men aged 35–44 alone are a third of the entire audience.

This is not a general music audience. It is drummers, in the years they spend money on drums.

Proof

The category has already said yes.

Every claim below is something that already happened on this channel — not a projection of what a partner might expect.

Unpaid brand endorsement

SABIAN put our content on their own grid.

On the Wine Lips episode post, SABIAN accepted a collaboration tag — a major cymbal manufacturer choosing to publish Drummer to Drummer content to its own audience, at its own discretion, with no official sponsorship in place. The category has already tested this show and endorsed it.

Gear content performs

5,037 organic views on a spec post.

A YC Drum Company kit-spec breakdown pulled 5,037 views organically. Gear-specific content does not get skipped here.

Brand safe

97.58% positive sentiment.

Measured across YouTube comments. A drum-craft show attracts an audience that argues about ghost notes, not about anything a brand would need to distance itself from.

Record momentum

August was the biggest month yet.

91,736 Instagram views in August 2026 — the largest month in the show’s history, and a single week that added over 200 followers. A partner arrives on a rising channel.

Two kits. Two drummers. One song, filmed in 360°.

The double-drum session · every episode

Season 4

Who has sat behind the second kit.

The lineup
Broken Social SceneJustin Peroff
PUPZack Mykula
ArkellsTim Oxford
Sam Roberts BandJosh Trager
The TrewsTheo McKibbon
MoneenPeter Krpan
The FlatlinersPaul Ramirez
LimblifterJeremy Taggart
The ReklawsJeremy Kleynhans
Wine LipsAurora Evans
Dwayne GretzkyAdam Hindle
The Meligrove BandDarcy Rego
Crimson ShadowsCory Hofing
And the reach that follows them

Every episode puts our content in front of the guest’s following as well as our own. The Arkells trailer reached 38,694 views across coordinated uploads. Band-official accounts including @arkellsmusic, @thetrews and @meligroveband now republish or co-sign directly.

Working together

Five ways a brand fits in.

These are formats the show already produces every cycle — a partner steps into them rather than commissioning something untested.

01

The double-drum session

Two kits, two drummers, one song, filmed in 360° so the viewer can look anywhere in the room. Nothing else in drum media looks quite like this, and every piece of gear in the room is on camera from every angle.

02

Spec and setup segments

A walkthrough of what the guest plays and why. The YC Drum Company post is the template — it earned 5,037 organic views with no paid support.

03

Contest prizing

Every cycle runs a giveaway — signed sticks and a shirt — and it is consistently our strongest follower-conversion mechanic, at up to 114 new followers from a single post. A partner supplying product takes that entire spike.

04

Release-week amplification

Every episode gets a paid push on release week, already running and already efficient. Partner-integrated episodes inherit that machinery rather than starting from zero.

05

Craft and technique reels

The highest-saved format on the channel — a guest breaking down how a part actually works. The same treatment applied to a brand’s own craft — how a head is made, why a cymbal is lathed a certain way — is the most natural place for a partner to start.

Next

Let’s talk about
Season 5.

Season 5 is being booked now. Integration works best when it is planned into an episode from the booking conversation rather than added afterwards — so the earlier the conversation, the more there is to build.

Producer

Adam Nimmo

Email

hello@drummertodrummer.com

Instagram

@drummertodrummer

YouTube

@drummertodrummer