Lance Chalmers

Lance grew up in Nepean, Ottawa. Where he lived with his father, Rae Chalmers, an accomplished singer and musician, and his mother, Anne Chalmers, an employee at The Indigenous Bar Association in Ottawa. From a young age, Lance was exposed to music and soon followed in his father's footsteps and developed a passion to play music, primarily the drums. Since then, he has mastered his craft and has played in many iconic bands. He has been featured on TV shows such as, It's a Living, This Hour Has...See more

Lance grew up in Nepean, Ottawa. Where he lived with his father, Rae Chalmers, an accomplished singer and musician, and his mother, Anne Chalmers, an employee at The Indigenous Bar Association in Ottawa. From a young age, Lance was exposed to music and soon followed in his father's footsteps and developed a passion to play music, primarily the drums. Since then, he has mastered his craft and has played in many iconic bands. He has been featured on TV shows such as, It's a Living, This Hour Has 22 Minutes, and The West Coast Music Awards. This year Lance was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame with the iconic Canadian classic rock band, Trooper. He currently resides in BC where he teaches guitar, bass, and drums. On the weekends, Lance plays gigs with numerous bands. Also, he is often commissioned as a session percussionist for various artists worldwide.An avid reader and blogger, Lance looks forward to adding author to his long list of artistic endeavors. See less