Best for a kid who wants to join a band, not practice scales alone.

DrumsGuitarBassPianoVoiceStudent BandSongwriting & Composition
Recreational
Group & privateIndoorSummer campsFall campsWinter campsSpring campsOngoing enrollmentYear-round
(682) 593-0990
southlake@schoolofrock.com
3220 W Southlake Blvd, Southlake, TX 76092
Mon · 2PM – 9PM
Monday2PM – 9PM
Tuesday2PM – 9PM
Wednesday2PM – 9PM
Thursday2PM – 9PM
Friday2PM – 9PM
Saturday10AM – 3:30PM
SundayClosed
Pricing not published — contact the studio for current rates.
Rock-band music education on School of Rock's performance-based model: each student takes a weekly private lesson on their instrument plus a weekly group band rehearsal, building toward live performances. Instruments: guitar, bass, drums, keyboard/piano, and vocals. Age-based programs: Little Wing (ages 4–5), Rookies (6–7), Rock 101 (8–13), the Performance Program (8–18), Songwriting (12+), and an Adult Program (18+). Rock Camps run year-round, structured around local school breaks. Hours: Monday–Friday 2–9 PM, Saturday 10 AM–3:30 PM.

Schedule

Rock-band music education on School of Rock's performance-based model: each student takes a weekly private lesson on their instrument plus a weekly group band rehearsal, building toward live performances. Instruments: guitar, bass, drums, keyboard/piano, and vocals. Age-based programs: Little Wing (ages 4–5), Rookies (6–7), Rock 101 (8–13), the Performance Program (8–18), Songwriting (12+), and an Adult Program (18+). Rock Camps run year-round, structured around local school breaks. Hours: Monday–Friday 2–9 PM, Saturday 10 AM–3:30 PM.

4 Summer Camps Concluded
  • Jun 22–26 · Taylor Swift CampConcluded
  • Jul 6–10 · Green Day CampConcluded
  • Jul 20–24 · Rock 101 CampConcluded · ages 7–12
  • Jul 27–31 · Best of the 90s/2000s CampConcluded · ages 7–17

Cost · Contact for current pricing

Details

Summer 2026 Rock Camps included Taylor Swift Camp June 22–26, Green Day Camp July 6–10, Rock 101 Camp July 20–24 (ages 7–12), and Best of the 90s/2000s Camp July 27–31 (ages 7–17). Camps also run in fall, winter, and spring, structured around local school breaks.

Our take

What sets School of Rock apart from a standard lesson studio is the band. Its whole approach pairs a weekly one-on-one lesson on your instrument with a weekly group rehearsal, so students learn to actually play with other people and build toward performing live — the payoff most kids remember. For a kid who's motivated by playing in a band and getting on a stage rather than practicing scales alone, that model is the entire draw, and it's a different experience from the private-lesson studios elsewhere in town.

It spans a wide age range on rock-band instruments — guitar, bass, drums, keyboard, and vocals — with age-tiered programs from Little Wing for four- and five-year-olds up through Rock 101 for grade-schoolers, a Performance Program for older kids and teens, songwriting, and even an adult program. It's part of the national School of Rock network, so the program and structure are standardized across locations. If you want quiet classical training or a solo recital track, this leans the other way; if your kid wants to plug in, form a band, and play a show, it's built exactly for that. Rock Camps run year-round around school breaks and usually end in a live performance.

Local Tips

School of Rock sits at 3220 West Southlake Boulevard, at the corner of 1709 and Pearson Lane on the west end of town, and it's branded for both Southlake and Keller. A few practical notes:

  • The two-part commitment (a private lesson plus a group rehearsal each week) is more time than a single weekly lesson, so plan the schedule around both.
  • Hours run afternoon-to-evening Monday through Friday plus Saturday mornings, which fits an after-school routine.
  • Pricing isn't posted online, so contact the studio for specifics.
  • The Rock Camps are a lower-commitment way to try it, and they're timed to local school breaks.
Credentials

School of Rock – Southlake/Keller is part of the national School of Rock network, taught on the company's performance-based model (weekly private lessons combined with group band rehearsals and live performances). The local owner is not named on the studio's site; its posted leadership is General Manager Bri and Assistant General Manager Beth. Instruction is delivered by performance musicians across guitar, bass, drums, keyboard, and vocals. The studio's page also carries individual bios for its teaching staff.

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