Chris Tomson

American drummer of Vampire Weekend

Chris Tomson - Performers & Entertainers born March 6th, 1984
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Born in 1984, a drummer played for the band Vampire Weekend. The band gained significant attention with their self-titled debut album released in 2008. Their unique sound combined elements of indie rock and world music. Subsequent albums, such as 'Contra' and 'Modern Vampires of the City', further solidified their place in the music industry. The band received a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album for 'Modern Vampires of the City' in 2014, reflecting their artistic contributions and commercial success.

Played drums for Vampire Weekend

Contributed to Grammy-winning album 'Modern Vampires of the City'

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