The 'unique' opening to David's segment |
AUSTRALIA In 1995 David was featured at the Melbourne Ultimate Drummers Day, alongside Dave Weckl, Will Calhoun and Chad Wackerman, and at the same event in 1996, performing duets with Dom Famularo (USA) to standing ovations. In 1997 David brought his band Tree to perform with him, and he was again the highlight of the event, receiving standing ovations once more. In October 1997 David toured Australia with the most successful clinic/workshop national tour. In 1998 at Sydney’s major drum event "Sabian Day", David shared the bill with Terry Bozzio and Dom Famularo, again receiving a standing ovation for his extraordinary solo performance. |
David on stage with Dom Famularo |
EUROPE In 1994 & 1995 David performed concerts and clinics in Europe, including Ronnie Scott's jazz club and the Holland International Drummer's Day sharing the bill with Trilok Gurtu, Ian Paice (Deep Purple), Russ McKinnon. In March 1996 David was invited to perform a solo set and conduct a workshop at the Tenth Anniversary Koblenz Drummer's Meeting in Germany, sharing the bill with Peter Erskine, JR Robinson, Sheila E, Rod Morgenstein and many other greats. That same tour included the Belgium Drummers Festival, with David, Dom Famularo, Rod Morgenstein and Jim Chapin all playing together as the impromptu finale of the Festival. David then toured extensively through Holland, performing solo concert/ workshops and duets with Dom Famularo throughout France. |
 In Japan |
JAPAN In February 1997 David visited Japan, performing solo concerts, workshops and a special Percussion Festival in Kanazawa, which featured one of David's compositions. Also in that festival, David performed percussion and voice duets with Carmen Warrington (AtmaSphere's vocussionist). |
| USA In February 1998 David toured to USA and Japan. He performed a solo show in LA at Sabian’s "Drums Along Hollywood" and then onto Japan where he was the guest artist on tour with the Kanazawa Orchestra, performing a concerto for drum kit and violin with the full orchestra. |
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