Brian Foster - Austin, TX

Crazy TexasDrummer

Nowhere loud enough to play? Learn drums in an Austin park.

He brings the kit. You do not need one. Never played is the normal starting point.

  • No kit needed
  • Rain or heat moves it, free
  • Beginners are the point
  • He replies in 24 to 48 hours

Nobody was asked for any of this

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  • Funk

    Street drumming in Austin, May 23, 2025

    May 23, 2025 · 68K views

  • Other

    Drumming clip, August 11, 2025

    August 11, 2025 · 54K views

  • Progressive rock

    Crazy Texas drummer

    May 5, 2025 · 47K views

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Lessons

Nowhere loud enough to play? That is what the parks are for.

Brian hauls a full kit to a public park in central Austin and teaches you the beats that carry the most music, starting with the rock beat. Most people who book have never played. You bring water and shoes you can work a pedal in.

Park lesson, 60 minutes - $125. In-home, two hours (recommended) - $300.

Rain or heat moves it, free. He replies in 24 to 48 hours.

“The most important beats in the world, the most popular beats.”

Brian Foster

“Remote session drummer. I am available to track drums for your tunes. I work remotely from my studio in Austin Texas. Ask me how it works.”

Brian Foster

Free guides

Nine guides, all free, nothing held back

How to tune a kit in ten minutes. Three ways to make drums easier to live with. What to buy first, what a longer stick does for you, and how to practise with headphones without wrecking your ears.

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Same Venmo account written on the drumhead. No middleman, no cut, no fee to you.

“If you enjoy what I do you can help support me here.”

Brian Foster, on his YouTube channel

Everything here goes straight to Brian - no forms to chase, no portal, no account to make.