Gabe Barham

Gabe Barham is an engineer at Google, known for creating Bigtable and co-creating Spanner. He received the 2019 Dijkstra Prize for his work on Bigtable.

Drummer

October 31, 1989

Scorpio

35

Muskegon, Michigan, United States

Gabe Barham, a celebrated drummer and music producer, rose to prominence as the former drummer of the American rock band Sleeping with Sirens. Before joining Sleeping with Sirens in 2009, he showcased his talent in the Christian band For All We Know. His breakthrough came with the release of “Let’s Cheers to This” in 2010, and he went on to release four studio albums with the band before his departure in 2019.

Since then, Barham has continued to captivate audiences with his exceptional drumming skills and creative musical contributions. He has collaborated with renowned artists across various genres, including Taylor Swift, John Mayer, and Keith Urban, leaving his mark on numerous hit songs and albums.

In addition to his drumming prowess, Barham has established himself as a successful music producer, crafting innovative soundscapes and producing albums for several artists, including his own solo projects. His work has garnered critical acclaim and industry recognition, earning him prestigious awards such as a Grammy Award and an Academy of Country Music Award.

Beyond his musical achievements, Barham is known for his humble and philanthropic nature. He actively supports music education and social causes, making a positive impact beyond the realm of music.

A multi-instrumentalist and avid traveler, Barham’s diverse experiences and global inspirations continue to shape his artistry. He has performed on some of the world’s biggest stages, including the Grammy Awards, the Super Bowl, and the Olympics, captivating audiences with his dynamic performances.

Gabe Barham remains a driving force in the music industry, mesmerizing listeners with his exceptional talent and unwavering passion for music.