School of Rock (Round Rock)

Get ready to rock with one of the most legendary bands of all time. At Led Zeppelin Camp, students ages 12-18 dive deep into the music, style, and power of Zeppelin's greatest hits while developing essential skills in musicianship, collaboration, and stage performance. Campers work together in bands with group rehearsals, instrument-specific coaching, and plenty of opportunities to jam with fellow musicians. The week culminates in a Pizza Party, followed by a Performance where campers take the stage to show off what they've learned. Some prior experience on your instrument is required - this camp is designed for intermediate to advanced players.

Designed especially for our youngest musicians, Rookies Camp is a fun and playful introduction to the world of music. Campers ages 5-7 explore rhythm, melody, and musical creativity through exciting games, movement activities, and hands-on learning designed to keep them engaged and smiling. Throughout the week, campers will also try the basics of each instrument we offer - drums, guitar, bass, keyboard, and vocals - in a low-pressure environment that helps build confidence, coordination, and curiosity. By the end of the week, campers will have a solid foundation in beginner music skills and a better sense of which instrument inspires them most - all while making friends and having a blast.

Perfect for young musicians just getting started, Rock 101 Camp introduces campers ages 8-12 to the fundamentals of playing in a real rock band - no prior experience required. Students choose their instrument (drums, guitar, bass, keyboard, or vocals) and learn through fun, hands-on instruction designed to build confidence and spark creativity. Campers work in small groups to explore rhythm, melody, teamwork, and stage presence while learning a kid-friendly setlist of rock songs. Daily rehearsals give students the chance to play together, make new friends, and experience the excitement of creating music as a band. The week wraps up with a Pizza Party, followed by a Friday performance where campers hit the stage to show off everything they have learned.