Our "Let's Rock" program has been a runaway success here at 2112 Rock School. So popular in fact other schools around the state have done their best to copy it. The major difference is; our program is a year round program, offering an ongoing experience if participants so choose and "Let's Rock" bands perform on real stages, in front of real audiences not an in-house stage. In fact, our bands have performed at some of the largest outdoor festivals in the state, from Washington NC's Summer Festival to Greensboro's FunForth Festival to Danville Va's Festival In The Park to the Capital City Bike Fest in Downtown Raleigh.

Our bands have also had the opportunity to play at many major indoor and outdoor venues opening for some of the regions most famous artists including "Nantucket", "Band Of Oz", "Glassmoon", "Jesse Bolt", "Doc Holliday" and many others.

If you want to get serious about performing and learn the music business the right way, and are looking for a program that can offer you an ongoing musical experience that will take your abilities to the next level and beyond, then you've come to the right place.

Our year round band program has proven to be so popular with parents and participants, that many of our bands have been working together for years.

We've found that students who have the opportunity to participate in an actual band tend to practice more and are more likely to continue to enjoy their lessons. This program is open to students at any school and any skill level.

This program is not about learning songs note per note, but more about teaching the participants to work together as a group. Participants will learn the many nuances involved in putting a band together, from naming the band, to song selection, to practice etiquette and much, much more...

There is a monthly tuition fee for the program. Participants are not required to be students at our school.

Enrollment for the next session is now open. See schedule to the right. Call the school today (919) 833-0046 to enroll or for more information on this exciting one-of-a-kind program.

Check out this "Let's Rock" band in action

Brimstone                                                                Outnumbered
 

Cambodian God Child                                                         Dingus          
 

The 2112 Rock School "Let's Rock" Program For Guys is designed for the male musician who hasn't played in a while, but still yearns for the "Rock-n-Roll" experience. This is a great way to get back into playing music without all the hassles of organizing rehearsals and gigs. You?ll be playing with other musicians of similar skill levels. Our program provides the professional gear, the rehearsal space, a coach and even the other members of your band! You'll be gigging in no time.

The 2112 Rock School "Let's Rock" Program For Gals is designed exclusively for the fairer sex. This program offers girls of all ages the chance to network with other girls who share their love of playing music. Like our other programs, participants rehearse together and have the opportunity to play live, before family and friends, in an actual club environment. You'll be playing with other musicians of similar skill levels. As with our other "Let's Rock" programs, we provide the professional gear, the rehearsal space, a coach and even the other members of your band!

The program runs for 4 weeks, with a two hour group rehearsal each week. Bands are grouped based on skill level and musical interest. Depending on the number of participants, we will make every effort to place participants in bands that share their particular music interest. Each band will learn 3-4 songs. Songs will be chosen by the members of each band during the first rehearsal. We ask that each participant bring a CD with one or two songs they enjoy and know how to play to the first practice.

Each band will be overseen by a coach who has many years of experience working in professional and non-professional band situations. Professional PA, guitar amps, bass amp, keyboard and drumset will be provided. Guitarists and bassists will need to bring their own instruments.