Sander Steen’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro American musician
A.K.A. Drew Steen
Is Musician 
From United States of America 
Type Music 
Gender male
Birth 13 May 1986
Age: 34 years

Drew Sanderson Steen is an American professional drummer.

Early life

Steen was born in Lincoln, Nebraska. He decided to start drumming at the age of 10 after watching his older brother Ryland Steen (currently the drummer of America and the former drummer of Reel Big Fish).

Career

In 2005 Steen moved to Southern California to pursue a career as a professional drummer. In 2006 he toured with the indie rock band The Elected, and in 2007 he toured with Annie Stela who opened for Paolo Nutini. In the time he has been in California, Steen has also worked with bands such as Suburban Legends, Paperface, Victory Season, The Secret Mind, and’Upperville and was a member of the band Power Animal.

He has played on Demi Lovato’s Records and toured on her first tour. In 2009 Steen toured with David Archuleta on his Christmas From The Heart tour.

Steen is now on tour with Lindsey Stirling as her drummer. While performing at the Landmark Theatre (Syracuse, New York) on June 12, 2015 Steen was twirling a drumstick, of which he lost control and it flew out into the audience.

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