Lee Rocker (born Leon Drucker, August 3, 1961, Long Island) is the double bassist and co-founder of the Stray Cats, the rockabilly trio that broke through worldwide in the early 1980s with hits including "Rock This Town" and "Stray Cat Strut". The band sold over ten million albums and earned 23 gold and platinum certifications; "Rock This Town" features on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's list of the 500 most important songs in rock. Beyond the Stray Cats, Rocker has released more than fourteen solo albums, appeared on Broadway in Million Dollar Quartet, and was inducted into the Bass Player Hall of Fame in 2014.
The Stray Cats announced a fall 2026 tour with stops in Nashville, Charlotte, Orlando and Atlanta, as a continuation of the summer tour.
The Stray Cats announced an American summer tour 2026, starting on July 24 in Las Vegas and ending on August 16 in Morristown, New Jersey.
Lee Rocker publicly responded to the cancellation of the Stray Cats tour 2025, after Brian Setzer was unable to perform due to serious illness.
The Stray Cats announced a fall 2025 tour, with Rocker describing his distinctive slap-bass style as "high-octane rockabilly, loud and proud".
Lee Rocker, bassist of the legendary Stray Cats, performs rockabilly and classic hits.
Lee Rocker, the Stray Cats' iconic bassist, performs rock-'n-roll with support from Liz Young and the Black Slacks.
