The performance is scheduled to take place at the Anaheim Hilton in California Pavilion C & D and begins at 8:00 pm. Doors open at 7:30 pm, and unlike most NAMM Show events that require a pass, this event is open to the public.

Watch some videos of all four Mapex Drums’ Drummer Of Tomorrow US finalists set to perform.

Joseph 'Joe' Maddox from Indianapolis, Indiana:

Stephen Mixson from Detroit, Michigan:

Michael Davila from Kerrville, Texas:

Rick Trice from Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina:

The finalists will be performing with Sinverguenza, a group including acclaimed musicians who have played with artists like Michael Jackson, Chaka Khan, Phil Collins, and Madonna. The all-star band is led by Mapex artist Walfredo Reyes, Jr. Last year Sinverguenza, also featuring Ramon Yslas on percussion, performed with Wally at Sabian Live during NAMM 2011, also featuring Mark Guiliana, Jojo Mayer, and Chad Smith on stage.

The winner of the US finals will travel to Frankfurt, Germany to compete against twelve other countries for the World Title in April.

The ultimate winners of the Drummer Of Tomorrow contest will receive over $50,000 in prizes and drum gear. Prizes include drum sets from Mapex Drums, cymbals from Zildjian, drumheads from Remo, drum sticks from Vic Firth and songbooks from Alfred Music Publishing.

In addition, the top winner will win an Artist Endorsement Contract from Mapex Drums, and will appear on the company’s official Artist Roster.