Mike Portnoy - Dream Theater - Drum Solo (Live Show)

Dream theater ~ Mike Portnoy Drum Solo ~ Live at Budokan [2004]

One more end of show / band intros clip from this amazing Sons Of Apollo South American tour…this one from last night in Buenos Aires 🇦🇷 What an audience! 🤘🙏 | Mike Portnoy

ICYMI: ProMark just posted an amazing new video interview ‘In Conversation with Mike Portnoy’. It’s a great 13 minute piece filled with so much incredible archival footage and it covers a lot of ground talking about my 30 year relationship with Pro Mark as well as so many other topics. This excerpt shows me discussing the much asked about question of why I hold my sticks in opposite directions…as well as the reason I named my Signature sticks ‘420’ (it’s probably not why you think! 😉) Watch the

Dream Theater’s Mike Portnoy performs “Under a Glass Moon” 🌙 This song showcases Portnoy's signature rapid-fire double bass patterns, intricate fills, and smooth time signature transitions. It's a great study for drummers to enhance speed, precision, and creativity behind the kit. Head over to our YouTube channel to watch his full performance. 🥁: Mike Portnoy 🎤: Dream Theater 🎧: Under A Glass Moon #Drumeo #DreamTheater #MikePortnoy | Drumeo

Mike Portnoy Plays "Panic Attack" | Dream Theater Watch Mike Portnoy perform “Panic Attack” by Dream Theater. This song is featured on Dream Theater's ninth studio album ‘Octavarium’ which was released in 2005, it features some of Mike Portnoy's most iconic drum parts – particularly the double bass intro groove. This song beautifully blends music with its lyrical theme. On one hand, the lyrics talk about the intense experience of a panic attack, and then Mike Portnoy comes in with those relentle

Dream Theater’s Mike Portnoy Plays “Finally Free” Watch Mike Portnoy perform the ending of "Finally Free" by Dream Theater. This song is featured on the band's fifth studio album ‘Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory,’ released in 1999. This song concludes the album which is widely regarded as one of the greatest progressive metal albums of all time. 🥁: @mikeportnoy 🎤: @dreamtheaterofficial 🎧: Finally Free #mikeportnoy #dreamtheater #drummer | Drumeo