
His 1973 debut album ”Spectrum” remains one of the most influential works in the genre and set a new standard for fusion drumming. Over the following decades, he continued to explore and reinvent the style with albums such as Crosswinds, A Funky Thide of Sings, and Life and Times.
“Billy Cobham set a new benchmark for fusion drumming, marrying jaw-dropping jazz-honed dexterity with pulverizing rock power.”
– Rolling Stone
Cobham has collaborated with icons such as George Benson, Stanley Turrentine, John McLaughlin, George Duke, Jack Bruce, and members of the Grateful Dead. With a career spanning more than six decades, over thirty albums under his own name, and an undisputed place in both the Modern Drummer Hall of Fame and the Classic Drummer Hall of Fame, Billy Cobham continues to inspire new generations of musicians around the world.
On stage:
Billy Cobham – drums
Victor Cisternas – bass
Rocco Zifarelli – guitar
Gary Husband – keyboards
Björn Arkö – saxophone

His 1973 debut album ”Spectrum” remains one of the most influential works in the genre and set a new standard for fusion drumming. Over the following decades, he continued to explore and reinvent the style with albums such as Crosswinds, A Funky Thide of Sings, and Life and Times.
“Billy Cobham set a new benchmark for fusion drumming, marrying jaw-dropping jazz-honed dexterity with pulverizing rock power.”
– Rolling Stone
Cobham has collaborated with icons such as George Benson, Stanley Turrentine, John McLaughlin, George Duke, Jack Bruce, and members of the Grateful Dead. With a career spanning more than six decades, over thirty albums under his own name, and an undisputed place in both the Modern Drummer Hall of Fame and the Classic Drummer Hall of Fame, Billy Cobham continues to inspire new generations of musicians around the world.
On stage:
Billy Cobham – drums
Victor Cisternas – bass
Rocco Zifarelli – guitar
Gary Husband – keyboards
Björn Arkö – saxophone