The School of Rock Touring Program offers an unparalleled opportunity for students to experience the thrill of life on the road as professional musicians. Designed for advanced and highly dedicated students, this program provides a transformative experience where participants travel to perform at prestigious venues and collaborate with talented musicians from other School of Rock locations.

Key highlights of the program include:

• Live Performances: Students perform in multiple cities, gaining exposure to diverse audiences and experiencing the energy of live gigs in authentic music venues.

• Skill Development: Beyond mastering their instruments, students develop essential life and professional skills, such as teamwork, adaptability, time management, and stage presence.

• Cultural Immersion: Touring often involves exploring new cities, meeting like-minded peers, and connecting with the broader music community, creating a memorable and enriching cultural experience.

• Mentorship and Support: Participants are guided by experienced School of Rock instructors and mentors, ensuring a safe, structured, and inspiring journey.

The School of Rock Touring Program serves as a capstone to the performance-based music education model, providing young musicians with a taste of the professional music world and leaving them with lifelong memories, expanded skills, and enhanced confidence in their abilities.

School of Rock offers Bass Lessons for Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced musicians.

House Band is the elite group of performers that rehearse weekly and perform various concerts throughout the community.

Rookies is a music program designed for children (typically 6 to 7-year-olds) with no previous musical experience. As with all our music programs, Rookies adheres to School of Rock's core philosophy—performance-based music education is the best way for students to gain musical proficiency. Rookies students have one weekly group music lesson where they learn music fundamentals like chords, rhythm and song structure. Kids get to learn and experiment with multiple instruments so they are then able to decide which one they ultimately want to continue pursuing in Rock 101.

School of Rocks Four Day Songwriting Program is designed to teach beginner, intermediate and advanced students the fundamentals of songwriting, arranging and recording in an interactive group-class setting.

Through exercises, activities, and hands-on experiential training, students will learn to articulate and express creative ideas, overcome writers block, analyse songwriting techniques, collaborate with others, and accept constructive criticism, all while writing, arranging, and recording their own original songs.

For ages 12 - 18 years.

The Rock 101 Camp mirrors our Rock 101 program, and features an in-school performance at the conclusion of the camp.

There is no prerequisite for prior instruction and complete beginners are welcomed.

Recommended age: 8 - 12 years old.

The Rock 101 Camp mirrors our Rock 101 program.

Students will get to learn some awesome songs, then conclude the camp with an in school performance for family and friends at the end of the week.

There is no prerequisite for prior instruction and complete beginners are welcomed.

Recommended age: 8 - 12 years old.

This Four day camp teaches students how to play a song. Students then record that song and create an accompanying music video that they can share with family and friends. This fun and educational camp is perfect for ages 8-12 and is suitable for beginner as well as advanced musicians.

This two day camp teaches students how to play two songs. Students also learn all about the instruments of a rock band, different genres and general music theory. This fun and educational camp is perfect for ages 5-8 and is suitable for beginner as well as advanced musicians.

A practical guide to setting up and mixing live sound in a hands-on workshop.

Learn the basics of line set ups, gain settings, equalisation and mixing live instruments on a variety of sound mixing boards including analogue and digital mixing desks. Understand on stage monitoring and troubleshoot harmful sound frequencies.

The Recording and Production Workshop will introduce students to the art of recording and then mixing a music project using todays modern tools.

Students will learn how to get audio into a digital format that can be then manipulated in a digital audio workstation.

Key concepts introduced will be:
- Microphone selection
- Audio interfaces
- MIDI interfaces
- Using a daw to mix and EQ their project.
- Produce a final mix of their project for distribution.

The aim of the workshop is to have students comfortable to get their musical ideas onto their device and develop tracks for songwriting.

This workshop would suit students age 12+.

This camp is all about harmony and what we can do with our voices.

Students will workshop creating harmonic intervals with a main melody in an ensemble environment.

Working within a contemporary framework, student outcomes include harmonising with a lead vocalist and creating interesting vocal harmonies.

For ages 12-18 years old.

This workshop will focus on creating music for various real life situations including supporting a radio ad, creating tv theme songs, video game theme music, YouTube intros and use of foley to create interesting sounds.

Students must have an interest in music production and have access to a digital audio work station (daw) of their choice (i.e laptop or tablet)

For ages 12-18 years old.