Scott Devours was born in Los Angeles, CA—the city that breathes in smog and exhales juice cleanses.

You don’t just watch Devours play drums; you witness it. You don’t just hear him—you feel the air shift when he hits. Like velvet and thunder in technicolor. His groove doesn’t knock—it walks right in, lights a smoke, and makes itself at home on your couch.

If the late Keith Moon was still with us, we’d like to think that he would still be driving cars into swimming pools, demolishing hotel presidential suites, touring with The Who and making time to play drums with The Sixties Show. While Devours, to date, has not driven any vehicle into a swimming pool or made use of a sledgehammer to reimagine the décor of a hotel room, he was the drummer for The Who on previous US and European tours including their recent final Song Is Over World-Wide Farewell Tour. Devours has also been the drummer for the legendary vocalist Roger Daltrey of The Who since 2009.

Devours has also played with Don Felder (The Eagles), Speaker (Capricorn Records), Oleander (Universal Records), and performances with Steve Winwood, Ron Wood, Eddie Vedder, Dave Grohl, Jimmy Buffett, Joan Jett, Dave Stewart (Eurythmics), Richie Sambora, Simon Townshend, Rob Trujillo, Joss Stone, members of The Eagles, Beck’s band, Toto, Styx, and Rival Sons on tour with Black Sabbath.