Luke Patterson was born on November 6, 1992 in England. He grew up with a passion for music, and his talent for drumming became evident at an early age. Despite not being a part of the original formation of Clean Bandit, Luke's musical abilities would soon lead him to join the electronic group.
Clean Bandit was formed by Luke's bandmates, Grace Chatto, Jack Patterson, and Neil Amin-Smith, while they were studying at Jesus College, University of Cambridge. Luke's brother, Jack Patterson, is the bassist and keyboardist for the group.
As a drummer and member of Clean Bandit, Luke Patterson contributed to the success of the group's debut studio album, New Eyes, which reached #3 on the UK albums chart. One of the standout moments in Luke's career was winning a Grammy in 2015 for Best Dance Recording for the single "Rather Be," featuring singer Jess Glynne.
With his musical talent and dedication to Clean Bandit, Luke has become an essential part of the group's unique sound and success. He continues to impress audiences with his drumming skills and stage presence.
Outside of his music career with Clean Bandit, Luke Patterson enjoys spending time with his family and friends. He has a strong bond with his brother Jack, who shares his passion for music and performs alongside him in the band.
In his free time, Luke likes to explore different music genres and styles to expand his creativity and inspiration. He is also known for his love of travel and adventure, often seeking new experiences and cultural influences to incorporate into his music.
As a talented drummer and member of Clean Bandit, Luke Patterson's future in the music industry looks bright. With his passion for music and dedication to his craft, he is sure to continue making waves in the electronic music scene.
Whether performing on stage with Clean Bandit or collaborating with other artists, Luke's contributions to the music world will always be remembered and appreciated by fans around the globe.