Jeremy Taggart
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Jeremy Ronald John Taggart (born April 7, 1975) is a Canadian drummer, radio host, and author best known for his appearances with Our Lady Peace from 1993 to 2014.
Early life
Taggart was born in Toronto, Ontario, and later grew up in Mansfield, Ontario [1]; he has two brothers and one sister. As his parents were also musicians, music was a big part of his youth, and Taggart learned to play drums at an early age. R.J. Logan's death was a motivating factor for his drumming to reach a new level, according to him. In April 1993, he auditioned for the then-and-coming Our Lady Peace, which was then in progress.
Career
Jim Newell, Our Lady Peace's current drummer, left the band due to time constraints. The remaining members and their leadership held open auditions for his replacement. They auditioned over a hundred drummers, ultimately selecting Taggart, who was 17 years old at the time.
Taggart accepted the band's drumming job. Our Lady Peace had recently been given a new contract with Sony Music Canada and was playing some small club shows. Taggart's age made it a criminal issue for the band; he was only seventeen years old, and singers must be over 18 years old to perform in bars and clubs.
Taggart announced in June 2014 that he had left Our Lady Peace and was not returning.
Taggart has appeared on several side projects, including offering the drums on Chantal Kreviazuk's album "Home on the Strange," Geddy Lee's "Home on the Strange" and "Mote in the House of Ruin," in addition to drumming for Our Lady Peace. He appears in Chad Kroeger and Josey Scott's album "Hero," from the Spider-Man soundtrack, although he did not appear on the recording.
Taggarts Take is a radio/podcast show that blends interviews of musicians and politicians with Taggart's personal words.
Tagt is also a member of the judging panel for the tenth and eleventh annual Independent Music Awards. For the 9th Season, I served as both a judge and a judge.
Taggart is involved in tutoring aspiring musicians such as Arkells.
He is also a regular guest on TSN's, Jay and Dan Podcast, hosted by sportscasters Jay Onrait and Dan O'Toole.
Taggart, a boy from Mansfield, attended an event in Melanchton, Ontario, honoring The Highland Companies' decision not to remove its licence to begin mining in the area for limestone. He became involved in the mine after a childhood friend notified him of it.
Jeremy Torrens and Jonathan Torrens joined forces in January 2014 to produce the Taggart and Torrens Podcast. They cover everything from sports to politics, as well as a unique Canadian "everyman" viewpoint on the subject. In addition, they have developed "Poem Sayin" and "Callin Pranks." "A collection of showbiz tales from the road and relatable everyday anecdotes wrapped in a nostalgic nostalgia for this great nation" in October 2017. The tour of Canada takes readers on a journey around the world, focusing on notable local heroes (or bahds), the best places to crush food, and the greasiest watering holes, from coast to coast.