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Dumfries Drum Day is Scotland’s only dedicated drumming festival — a day packed with live performances, workshops, hands-on activities, and inspiration for all ages.
Whether you’re a seasoned percussionist, a total beginner, or just love a good groove, this event brings the local and national drumming scene together in one unforgettable celebration.
Set in the heart of Dumfries, the festival blends big stage energy with grassroots creativity — and champions young talent, local artists, and the power of rhythm to bring people together.
Come join us for our 3rd year with a special evening performance by corto.alto
Main Stage
Main Stage
Performances from Scotland's top working drummers
Performances from Scotland's top working drummers
Education Experience
Education Experience
Learn from inspiring educators on electronic drum kits
Learn from inspiring educators on electronic drum kits
Fastest Drummer Competition
Fastest Drummer Competition
Compete for bragging rights and the title of fastest drummer
Compete for bragging rights and the title of fastest drummer
Young Drummer performances
Young Drummer performances
The next generation of drummers live with the house band
The next generation of drummers live with the house band
Exhibitor
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Exhibitor
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Get hands on with new products by exhibitors from across the UK
Get hands on with new products by exhibitors from across the UK
Venue
Venue
Loreburn Hall
Loreburn Hall
Dumfries
Dumfries
We are fortunate enough to have use of the Loreburn Hall for our event. Set in the centre of Dumfries close to the train station and with plenty of parking, this iconic local venue has hosted the likes of Black Sabbath, Big Country and after this year corto.alto!
We are fortunate enough to have use of the Loreburn Hall for our event. Set in the centre of Dumfries close to the train station and with plenty of parking, this iconic local venue has hosted the likes of Black Sabbath, Big Country and after this year corto.alto!
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