The White Stripes drum sheet music – a note-for-note transcription of Meg White’s drum part on Seven Nation Army, from Elephant (2003).
One of the most famous riffs of the century, with a simple, powerful drum part – perfect for beginners and a must-know for cover bands.
Every transcription is written from the original recording, not from a live version or a simplified arrangement, and comes as a professionally engraved, print-ready PDF with instant download. It is real drum notation – more precise than The White Stripes drum tabs. Buy any 3 songs and get a 4th free. Can’t find the song you want? Order a custom drum transcription.
About The White Stripes
The White Stripes were the Detroit duo Jack White and Meg White. Albums such as White Blood Cells and Elephant (2003) made them leaders of the garage-rock revival, and “Seven Nation Army” has become a stadium chant around the world.
Drumming on The White Stripes songs
Meg White’s drumming is simple, powerful and perfectly suited to the songs – proof that a basic beat played with conviction can be iconic.
The White Stripes drum sheet music in the store
There is currently one The White Stripes song in the store, transcribed note-for-note from the original recording:
Frequently asked questions about The White Stripes drum sheet music
Which The White Stripes song should I learn first on drums?
“Seven Nation Army” is one of the best first songs for any drummer.
Is this The White Stripes drum sheet music or drum tabs?
It is full drum sheet music – standard drum notation on a five-line staff, transcribed note-for-note from the original recordings. Unlike drum tabs, notation shows the exact rhythm of every note, so you can play the parts exactly as they sound on the record.
Is there a discount for buying several songs?
Yes – buy any 3 songs from the store and the 4th is free. The discount is applied automatically in the cart.
Can I get a The White Stripes song that is not listed here?
Yes. Order a custom drum transcription of any song on YouTube and it will be transcribed note-for-note for you.