Alex Woodward

Alex Woodward is confirmed to use the Zildjian 19" K Dark Thin Crash, as indicated on his profile on the official Zildjian website.

Alex Woodward can be seen playing the Sonor Benny Greb Signature Snare live, and he has personally confirmed that this is the snare drum he uses; this is also visible in the photos published by Thomas Smith in NME’s Black Honey showcase new bangers at riotous Brighton homecoming. He has also confirmed that he uses Remo heads on all of his drums.

Alex Woodward has personally confirmed that the Zildjian 15" K Sweet HiHats are part of his current setup, and he can also be seen using them in Black Honey’s 2023 Koko performance, as documented by RockShot Magazine in “Black Honey Bring A Fistful Of Peaches To Koko” by Kalpesh Patel.

Alex Woodward confirmed that the Zildjian 19" K Series Paper Thin Crash Cymbal is part of his current setup, and it can also be seen in Black Honey’s 2023 Koko performance as documented by RockShot Magazine in “Black Honey Bring A Fistful Of Peaches To Koko” by Kalpesh Patel.

Alex Woodward confirmed that the Zildjian 20" K Constantinople Renaissance Ride Cymbal is part of his current setup, and the cymbal is also visible in Black Honey’s 2023 Koko performance photos published by RockShot Magazine in Kalpesh Patel’s “Black Honey Bring A Fistful Of Peaches To Koko.”

Alex Woodward confirmed that the Zildjian 16'' K EFX Crash is part of his current setup, and the cymbal is also visible in photos from Black Honey’s 2023 Koko performance published by RockShot Magazine in Kalpesh Patel’s “Black Honey Bring A Fistful Of Peaches To Koko.”

Alex has confirmed with myself that he uses the 17" Constantinople Crash cymbal via Instagram. I am unsure of when it has been used, and whether it has been used in the studio, live, or both.

Alex Woodward confirmed via Instagram that he uses Zildjian K Custom Dark 13" Hi Hats.

Alex Woodward confirmed via Instagram that he uses the Zildjian 17" K Dark Medium Thin Crash.

Alex Woodward has confirmed via Instagram that he uses the Yamaha FP9C Double Chain Drive pedal.