Jeremy Hummel
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Jeremy Hummel (born December 8, 1973) is the former drummer and co-founder of the rock band Breaking Benjamin. Jeremy co-wrote and recorded their debut CD, "Saturate" as well as the platinum selling follow-up, "We Are Not Alone."
In September of 2004, after the recording of We Are Not Alone, Hummel was relieved of his duties in the band. Subsequently, on September 28, 2005, he filed a federal lawsuit against the remaining members of Breaking Benjamin, as well as its management, claiming he was not paid for songs he helped write. His lawsuit asks for an undisclosed amount of money. Details have been released stating that the band and Hummel have reached a settlement.
Jeremy continues his career as an independent artist, doing studio work, instructing, and writing for Modern Drummer magazine. Jeremy is writing and playing with Harrisburg, Pennsylvania rock group, Until We Rise, and just released their debut EP. He also performs with various artists including Bret Alexander of Saturation Acres.
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