Adam Kishbauch recently graduated from Rutgers University with a Bachelor of Arts in music, concentrating on a variety of instruments as well as extensive studies in music theory and history. His devotion and hard,
passionate work in the world of music began at the age of 9 when he first took up drums and percussion. By the age of 14, Adam found himself gigging with a number of bands on drums, guitar, bass, and singing. While continuing to better his skills in performing rock and roll in a live setting, he also participated in school bands, string orchestras, choirs and even school musicals, and took multiple music courses to enhance his diverse classical training. In college Adam focused his talents on voice and percussion, and his expansive knowledge of many instruments earned him the role of musical director in a number of musicals, most notably the Livingston Theater Company's production of The Who's "TOMMY."
Adam currently plays Drums and sings in the New Jersey Post Ska band The Waffle Stompers, a band that has been touring relentlessly on the East Coast and in the Midwest as well as recording and releasing music on Danimal Records. Having studied so many different areas of music, Adam loves to share his knowledge with students of all ages and experiences.