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Vic Firth Drumsticks
Vic Firth Drumsticks

Vic Firth Drumsticks

Artist (American, born in 1979)
Group (American, founded 1997)
Decade2020s
GenreReggae rock
ClassificationsIXX - Instruments - Other
LocationNot On View
DescriptionOriginally from Hawaii, Pepper came up with their name after a Saturday Night Live Sketch, “The Pepper Boys.” Since their formation in 1996, the reggae rock band has released eight studio albums, and two live albums.

These Vic Firth drumsticks were used by drummer Yesod “Yee” Williams that feature as “Yee ALOHA / Pepper / Ghost” motif drawn by artist Ben Brough.

About the Artist
Yesod "Yee" Williams
American, born in 1979
Birthplace: Kailua, Hawaii, United States of America
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