It took most of the media about a day to cover it. Although it was a real crash and burn, and nobody got hurt, the impact on the entire Pink crew must have been one of the scariest they have encountered.

The crash happened the day before we published our last interview article with Pink's drummer Mark Schulman here on Drummerszone. Mark responded within a few hours and he gave us the almost productional details on it. And with that, showing how determined these musicians and their crew are:

"Everybody is fine and safe. I was on a tour bus. Some burnt luggage and a few charred phones and computers. All replaceable. People are not and they are alive and grateful as we all are! Thanks for reaching out my friend!!!!"

All the eight videos and articles below lead up to this: Mark's professionalism, and the drive why Mark and Pink's team manage to keep performing on the highest level in music.

The Venice Studio Interview Series with Mark Schulman

• The Musician, the Speaker, the Author, the Dad... and his gear
  Mark Schulman - The Venice studio interviews with P!nk's drummer - #1
  
• Mark Schulman reveals the 3 P!nk snare drum sounds, soundcheck secrets and his drum tech
  "Your behaviour is what determines the consequences of your life."
  
• Mark Schulman about P!nk and the #BeautifulTrauma tour rehearsals
  Great insights in the complexity and magnitude of a P!nk tour
  
• Mark Schulman shares his biggest drum mistake and what a drummer's job really is about
  "I am here to be of service."
  
• The most important drum beat played and explained by Mark Schulman
  How to play a song for the 1000th time as powerful as you did the first time.
  
• Mark Schulman plays his favorite drum fills
  How to play a song for the 1000th time as powerful as you did the first time.
  
• Why Jeff, Vinnie and Buddy are the Top 3 of Mark Schulman's favorite drummers
  Part #7 of the Venice Studio Interview series with Pink's drummer.
  
• Mark Schulman's personal drum challenges go beyond playing with Pink
  Drum versatility from Frank Zappa to Indian rhythms