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Justin Welch

Justin Steven Welch (born 4 December 1972) is an English musician, best known as the drummer for the band from 1993 to 2001. He briefly played drums for in the early 1990s and reunited with them in 2013, and later joined the reformed band Lush in 2015. Since 2022, Welch has been the drummer for . In 2025, he released Love Songs From A Broken Heart with his band The Stalwart Lovers.

Early life and education

Childhood and influences

Justin Steven Welch was born on 4 December 1972 in , , . He grew up in a musical household in the , where his parents fostered a deep appreciation for music through their extensive record collection and ownership of jukeboxes. Welch's parents were avid fans of , soul, blues, The Who, and The Faces, which provided an early and constant exposure to diverse sounds that shaped his formative years. His father, who had played drums in a small during the , further embedded music in the family dynamic by purchasing a second-hand —a red Beverly and a blue Olympic—for Welch when he was around 10 years old. Although his father was not an effective teacher and the kits were eventually sold due to neighborhood complaints, he promised a new one if Welch committed to practicing, sparking the boy's initial curiosity. Welch's interest in drumming intensified during secondary school at around age 11, when he and a friend named Lee would skip classes to play on a at his grandmother's house. Largely self-taught through these informal sessions, Welch began experimenting with rhythms and beats, honing his skills without structured guidance. His early musical influences drew from the and scenes, including and acts like and , as well as bands such as , , , and . A pivotal moment came when he used his school dinner money to buy Simple Minds' album Reel to Reel Cacophony from a bargain bin, which expanded his horizons and solidified his passion for . By ages 12 or 13, Welch was already performing gigs in local pubs and clubs with older bands, marking the transition from casual play to more serious pursuit.

Formal training

Justin Welch pursued formal drumming instruction after relocating to London in his late teens. At age 16, he enrolled in weekly one-hour lessons at Drumtech, a drum school in founded by Francis Seriau. This training, which began around 1988–1989, lasted approximately one year and focused on building foundational skills through structured practice. Under the guidance of mentor Francis Seriau, Drumtech's director, Welch honed essential techniques including playing to drum machines and click tracks, which enhanced his precision and timing. The lessons emphasized stamina-building exercises, drawing from influences like programmed music, to develop endurance for live performances. Although Welch had been self-taught since age 10 using a family , this period marked his first institutional exposure to professional drumming pedagogy. Welch discontinued the lessons after about a year due to financial constraints and a growing emphasis on gigging, but the skills acquired at Drumtech provided a technical foundation that facilitated his entry into early band opportunities in the late and early 1990s.

Musical career

Early bands and Suede involvement

In the early 1990s, Justin Welch began his professional music career as a in several nascent -based bands, drawing on his self-taught skills honed through local gigs and formal lessons at Drumtech in . One of his initial forays was responding to a "drummer wanted" advertisement in or , which led him to audition for and join an early incarnation of around 1990, shortly after the band's formation in 1989. Welch served as Suede's first live , replacing their setup, and participated in initial rehearsals and performances at venues like the on Hackney Road; during this period, he first met guitarist , with whom he would later collaborate extensively. Welch's tenure with Suede was brief, lasting approximately six weeks, as the band sought a more permanent drummer and recruited Simon Gilbert. He departed on amicable terms, maintaining friendships with band members like , and recognized Suede's distinctive glam-influenced sound as having significant potential even in its formative stages. Following his exit, Welch transitioned to the Crawley-based band Spitfire in the early , where he took on the drumming role alongside brothers Jeff Pitcher (vocals) and Nick Pitcher (bass), as well as guitarists and Simon Walker. Spitfire, active from 1990 to 1996, embodied the raw energy of the emerging indie and scenes with their noisy guitar-driven sound influenced by 1960s and . Under Welch's drumming, the band achieved early recognition, including their debut single "" earning Single of the Week in 1991, a Session that year, and supporting on their first arena tour. They released the album in 1993 via Paperhouse Records, followed by singles like "Wild Sunshine," which topped the UK Independent Charts, and a second album, Electric Colour Climax, in 1996 recorded at . Welch left Spitfire around 1992–1993 amid lineup changes and growing opportunities in the burgeoning network, where his connections from —particularly with Frischmann—facilitated further collaborations in London's vibrant music scene.

Elastica era

Following his departure from the early incarnation of in 1991, Justin Welch co-founded the rock band in late 1992 alongside , who had also left Suede, along with bassist and guitarist . Welch served as the band's drummer from its inception, providing the propulsive rhythms that defined their angular, post-punk-inflected sound. The group quickly emerged as a fixture in London's music scene, releasing their debut single "Stutter" in 1993 and building anticipation through live performances. Elastica's self-titled debut album, released on March 14, 1995, marked Welch's primary contribution to the band's breakthrough, where his tight, energetic drumming underpinned tracks like the hit single "Connection," which reached number 17 on the UK Singles Chart. The album, recorded at Konk Studios in London and produced by Marc Waterman and the band, topped the UK Albums Chart and became the fastest-selling debut since Oasis's Definitely Maybe, selling over 100,000 copies in its first week and cementing Elastica's place in the Britpop movement alongside acts like Blur and Pulp. Welch's role extended to the band's extensive 1995 touring schedule, which included headline shows across the UK, appearances at T in the Park and the Féile Festival, and a slot on the Lollapalooza tour in the US, where their high-energy performances drew widespread acclaim for capturing the era's youthful rebellion. Throughout the late 1990s, maintained momentum in the scene with further and international tours, including a notable 2000 performance at , where Welch's drumming supported the band's evolving, more experimental sound. During this period, Welch briefly participated in the one-off supergroup Me Me Me in 1996, alongside Blur's Alex James and , releasing the single "Hanging Around." The band's second album, The Menace, arrived in April 2000, with Welch again handling drums on its 12 tracks, which shifted toward noisier, art-rock influences recorded at ; however, it received mixed reviews and charted lower, peaking at number 24 in the . Elastica disbanded amicably in 2001 following the release of their farewell single "The Bitch Don't Work" and a final North American , with Frischmann citing creative exhaustion in her official statement; Welch, as a core member since the band's formation, was integral to the group's operations until its dissolution but did not publicly detail a specific role in the decision. The breakup reflected broader challenges in the landscape, ending Welch's nine-year tenure with the band.

Post-Elastica projects

After Elastica disbanded in 2001, Welch relocated to , where he pursued a career in , teaching in local primary and secondary schools. This period allowed him to maintain his involvement in music while stepping away from the intensity of the major-label scene, focusing on community-based instruction to refine his skills. In 2012, Welch formed the duo Asbo Kid with EMF frontman James Atkin, blending electronic and rock elements in their music. The project released the EP 2 Tone that year, drawing on Welch's drumming style to create a fusion of roots and modern beats, though it remained a niche endeavor without widespread commercial success. Welch later contributed to the Brighton-based band Das Fenster, playing drums alongside guitarist Steve Elston and bassist Chris Deyl (later Victoria Smith) starting around 2012–2013. The group honed their sound through local live performances, emphasizing Welch's steady, propulsive rhythms in a collaborative, scene-driven context. In 2013, Welch briefly reunited with for a series of gigs, temporarily replacing drummer Simon Gilbert who was sidelined by . In 2017, Welch joined The Rockerati on drums for their debut single "16 Tons", a rockabilly-infused track evoking 1950s influences like . Released independently, the song highlighted Welch's versatility in a retro-style ensemble, serving as a one-off collaboration amid his ongoing freelance work.

Reformation with Lush

In September 2015, Lush announced their reformation after a 17-year hiatus, with drummer Justin Welch—formerly of —joining the lineup alongside original members , , and Phil King to replace the late . Welch's selection was influenced by his prior friendship with Acland and his experience in the and scenes, ensuring a seamless integration into the band's dynamic sound. The reunion was initially planned as a limited run of performances, accompanied by a reissue of the band's catalog under the compilation Ciao! Best of Lush. Welch contributed drums to Lush's reunion performances, debuting with the band's first show in nearly two decades at London's Roundhouse on May 6, 2016, which drew widespread acclaim for recapturing their ethereal shoegaze essence. This kicked off a series of UK dates in spring 2016, followed by a North American tour in April and May, including appearances at Coachella and headline shows in Los Angeles, New York, and Toronto. Later that year, the band extended touring to Europe with additional UK gigs, performing a mix of catalog staples like "De-Luxe" and "For Love" alongside Welch's precise, energetic drumming that honored Acland's style while adding a fresh propulsion. After years of teaching drums in Devon schools, this return to the stage revitalized Welch's professional profile in alternative rock. Beyond live work, Welch participated in the recording of Lush's first new material since 1996, the four-track EP Blind Spot, released on April 15, 2016, via the band's own label. The EP featured tracks such as "Out of Control" and "," blending the band's signature with updated production, and Welch's contributions provided a rhythmic backbone that bridged their '90s sound to contemporary audiences. Despite plans for a full reunion album, internal challenges led to King's departure in October 2016, prompting the band to announce the end of the reunion on , 2016, with a final performance at on November 25. This chapter marked a significant career resurgence for Welch, reestablishing him as a key figure in the revival and opening doors to further collaborations in the genre.

The Jesus and Mary Chain and recent work

In late 2021, Welch was contacted by the manager of to join the band as their drummer for the 2022 Darklands tour, commemorating the 35th anniversary of their sophomore album Darklands. He debuted with the group at festivals such as in , in October 2022, contributing to their live performances of the full Darklands set alongside new material. From 2022 onward, Welch has been a core member of The Jesus and Mary Chain's touring lineup, participating in extensive North American and European tours. Notable 2024 performances include the Usher Hall in Edinburgh in March, the Cruel World Festival in Pasadena, California, in May, The Forum in London in August, and year-end shows at the Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow and Content in Liverpool in December. Welch performed select 2025 dates with the band, including the warm-up show at Tramshed in Cardiff on June 21, Forever Now Festival in the UK on June 22, two nights at Gazarte in Athens on June 24 and 25, and Degusta Fest in Granada on June 27. Later 2025 appearances included the Shiiine On Weekender at Butlins Minehead. Welch contributed drums to The Jesus and Mary Chain's 2024 album Glasgow Eyes, their first release since 2017, which blends their signature noise-pop with influences from electronic and psychedelic genres. The album, released on March 22, 2024, by Fuzz Club, features tracks like "Venom Eyes" and "Pure of Fate," recorded with Welch alongside band founders Jim and William Reid. In October 2024, Welch signed an endorsement deal with , joining their roster of artists and praising the company's custom kits for their reliability during extensive touring. His activities during this period include documenting live performances on personal channels, highlighting the band's global engagements and rehearsal sessions ahead of upcoming tours.

Personal life

Family and relationships

Justin Welch has been married to Sharon Mew since the early 2000s. Mew, who joined as a and in 1999 during the recording of the band's second album, The Menace, had previously performed with Welch in the short-lived group Heave alongside former bassist . The couple's relationship intertwined with their musical pursuits, as Mew occasionally contributed additional synthesizers to Welch's live performances with in the 2020s. Their marriage marked a personal milestone that coincided with Welch's transition to life, and together they started a , though details remain private. In recent years, Mew has shifted her focus to visual art, exhibiting works inspired by urban and Brutalist structures under the name Mew Welch, while maintaining a low-profile with Welch.

Residence and lifestyle

Following the breakup of in 2001, Welch relocated from to with his wife, seeking a quieter life amid financial difficulties from the band's dissolution. In , he spent nearly a decade teaching drums to approximately 500 students in local primary and secondary schools, contributing to the local scene before some of his pupils pursued professional drumming careers. Later, Welch moved to in , where he has resided since. His current lifestyle emphasizes and outdoor activities, including daily walks with his two dachshunds, Nico and Lux, , , , and attending sessions. Welch also enjoys listening to vinyl records, particularly non-guitar-based music such as works by .

Discography

Studio albums

Welch's drumming career spans multiple bands and projects, with contributions to several studio albums that highlight his versatile style, from the raw energy of Britpop to the atmospheric textures of shoegaze and indie rock. His work on full-length releases began in the early 1990s and continues into the 2020s, often providing tight, propulsive rhythms that underpin the bands' signature sounds. The compilation mini-album Feverish (1992, Danceteria), a 6-track release compiling the band's first two EPs (Translucent and Superbaby), marked Welch's first major release credit as drummer for Spitfire. Recorded amid the band's shoegaze influences, Welch's percussion drove the effort, which captured their transition from dreamy soundscapes to more garage-oriented rock. The release received limited commercial attention but showcased Welch's early ability to blend subtlety with intensity in a group lineup that included Jeff and Nick Pitcher on guitars and vocals. Elastica's self-titled debut, released in March 1995 on Deceptive Records, featured Welch on all tracks (14 on the UK edition), delivering punchy, angular beats that propelled the hitmakers to commercial success. The album, recorded primarily at , topped the upon release and earning critical acclaim for its taut, energy. Welch's drumming, including standout work on tracks like "" and "Line Up," was integral to the band's fast-paced, riff-driven aesthetic. The follow-up, The Menace (2000, Deceptive Records), saw Welch return for Elastica's sophomore effort, a 13-track album recorded in and that experimented with electronic elements and longer structures. Despite internal band changes, Welch's steady rhythms anchored songs like "Mad Dog" and "Your Arse My Place," though the release peaked at No. 24 on the and received mixed reviews for its departure from the debut's immediacy. In 2019, Welch joined Piroshka—formed by ex-Lush frontwoman —for their debut Brickbat (), contributing drums across 10 tracks that fused with edges. Recorded in , the album highlighted Welch's nuanced playing on cuts like "Everlastingly Yours," earning praise for its emotional depth without notable chart success. Piroshka's second album, Love Drips and Gathers (2021, ), featured Welch's percussion on 10 songs, blending introspective lyrics with layered instrumentation during sessions amid the . Tracks such as "Wet Dream" and "The World Is Older Than You" benefited from his reliable, atmospheric drumming, solidifying the band's sound in the indie scene. Welch co-founded the project Aircooled in 2022, drumming on their debut St Leopards (Music's Not Dead), a four-track album emphasizing grooves and ambient textures alongside collaborators Oliver Cherer and Katharine Wallinger. Released digitally and on , it reflected Welch's interest in influences, with his beats providing the propulsive backbone for the concise, evocative pieces. Most recently, Welch provided drums for The Jesus and Mary Chain's Eyes (2024, Fuzz Club), their eighth studio album and first top 10 release in 36 years, peaking at No. 7. Recorded in and London, the 20-track mixed noise-pop with melodic hooks, where Welch's dynamic playing supported the Reid brothers' vision on songs like "jamcod" and "Venal Joy," marking a vital chapter in the band's late-period output. In 2025, Welch drummed on The Stalwart Lovers' debut album Love Songs from a Broken Heart (independent release), an 8-track collection blending garage rock and indie influences, recorded with Sean Curran (vocals/guitar) and Ricky Maymi (guitars).

Singles and EPs

Welch's contributions to non-album singles and EPs span his time with Elastica and subsequent collaborations, often showcasing his driving drum work in punk-inflected Britpop and indie rock contexts. During Elastica's formative years, the band released several EPs that built their early reputation. The Stutter EP, issued in late 1993 on Deceptive Records and reissued in 1994 on Sub Pop in the US, featured the title track as their debut single and captured the band's raw, angular post-punk energy, earning praise for its thrilling simplicity and role in sparking NME's "New Wave of New Wave" hype. Following quickly, the Line Up EP in January 1994 on Deceptive Records reached number 19 on the UK Singles Chart, with its taut riffs and Welch's precise rhythms highlighting the band's live-wire appeal and drawing comparisons to Wire and the Buzzcocks. The Connection single, released in October 1994, also on Deceptive, peaked at number 17 in the UK and gained traction in the US, celebrated for its homage to Wire's "Three Girl Rhumba" while establishing Elastica's sexy, no-nonsense Britpop edge. These releases, promoted ahead of their debut album, collectively propelled Elastica into the spotlight without relying on full-length material. In 1996, Welch joined the short-lived supergroup Me Me Me—featuring on vocals and guitar, Blur's James on bass, and Welch on drums—for the single Hanging Around, released on Indolent Records. The track, a jaunty ditty with Welch's upbeat percussion, reached number 19 on the and later earned retrospective acclaim as one of the decade's standout records for its cheeky, collaborative spirit. That same year, issued the Line Up single re-release on , including the B-side Car Wash, which underscored Welch's role in the band's punchy, minimalist sound. As Elastica prepared their second album, they released the 6 Track EP in July 1999 on Deceptive Records, featuring eclectic new recordings like How He Wrote Man and a live version of Operative, with Welch's drumming providing a steady backbone amid the band's evolving and experiments. The EP marked their first output in three years and received positive notices for its adventurous range, bridging their roots with noisier textures. In 2001, Elastica followed with the limited-edition 7-inch single The Bitch Don't Work on , a gritty closer to the band's active era that highlighted Welch's raw, propulsive style. Post-Elastica, Welch contributed to Stephen Duffy's 1997 single 17 from the album I Love My Friends on , where he played drums on several tracks, including the upbeat title cut that blended pop hooks with indie flair. In 2012, he drummed for The Asbo Kid—a duo with former singer James Atkin—on their 2 Tone Techno EP, released on Corsair Records, fusing , , and elements in a nod to Welch's versatile rhythm section prowess. During Lush's 2015–2016 reformation, Welch joined as drummer for the Blind Spot EP, self-released on in April 2016, comprising four new songs like Out of Control that evoked the band's dreaminess with Welch's subtle, atmospheric beats honoring late drummer . The EP garnered strong reviews for its sparkling production and emotional resonance, marking a poignant return after nearly two decades and selling out alongside their reunion tours. In 2017, Welch appeared on 16 Tons, the debut single by British rock band The Rockerati—comprising David McCarthy and Michael Horsham on vocals, guitars, and bass—released independently via , where his solid drumming supported the track's vibe.

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