Crowderville

Crowderville is a solo project created by acclaimed musician and film maker Paul Crowder.
Crowder has been the drummer of The Automatics for the past 25 years, and was also the drummer with The Adventures during their hey day, and a founding member of Flogging Molly, Crowder also played with Eric Burdon, Brian Auger and Robbie Krieger and with Kathy Valentine in The Delphines.
Crowder has played on many records and also played live with a host of great artists, including Kirsty MacColl, L.A. Guns, as well as jamming with Paul McCartney at his farm in Scotland when he was 14 years old.
Crowder is also an award winning film maker, most recently winning the Emmy for Jim Henson: Idea Man directed by Ron Howard.
He was nominated for a Grammy in 2007 for directing Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who.
In his film career Crowder has worked with Paul McCartney, Billy Joel, Dave Grohl, The Pavarotti family, and his films have strong soundtracks. His films include, Dogtown & Z-Boys, Riding Giants, Last Play at Shea, The Beatles: Eight Days a Wee - The Touring Years, Sound City, Pavarotti, The Blue Angels, Jim Henson: Idea Man.