South Florida's music scene has grown up in the past few years. This movement has mostly taken place in the rock sector, much more than jazz or classical. Highlighted by bands such as, Mind Like Water, Things Forgotten, The DSC Project, and The Young and the Useless, along with the amount of people involved within those areas of music has grown tremendously. Not to say Jazz or Classical is dead (maybe for the youngsters)  - it is alive and well.

While George thinks the Rock scene has grown; the Jazz and Classical Scene is also growing by leaps and bounds.  Stix, plays the local area clubs and restaurants with a Jazz Trio call " EEPHUS " .  It features Don Bestor on Piano, Walter Abdul on upright Bass and Stix Nickson on Drums. This high energy trio is a must see for anyone into Jazz. Into Funk, Rock and Fun????  Check out "THE SHAKERS", Stix lays down the ultimate, Rock, Funk and Dance Groves. 

 Both George and Stix have joined three renowned Classical Orchestras,  The Indian River Pops Orchestra, Treasure Coast Symphony Orchestra and The New Gardens Band. For the latest coverage and updates stay tuned to Drummersonly.net  Take a look at the schedule to see these Great Bands...Just click on SHOWS for upcoming dates.

Into Big Band Jazz ???.............Check out  "For Dancers Only"  and 18 piece Big Band powered by Stix Nickson on Drums.

As the fall and winter 2008 - 2009 season approaches watch for Education Seminars and Percussion Ensembles being put together by Drummersonly  and Night Owl Music Productions.  Both Stix and George are members of the Percussive Arts Society and Stix is a member of the Treasure Coast Music Teachers Association, the Florida Music Teachers Association and the National Music Teachers Association.  Being a member of these organizations helps Stix and George bring the latest Teaching Technologies and Techniques to all their Students.... Check out the Instruction Page for Music Education opportunities.