Real Instruments, Real Songs
Guitar, bass, drums, keys, and vocals. Kids learn the songs they actually want to play, then learn how to play them together as a band.
A Band They Belong To
Every student is placed in a band with other kids at their level. They rehearse together, write setlists together, and show up for each other.
Live Shows in the Community
We book the gigs, haul the gear, run the sound, and handle the setup. Your kid just has to walk on stage and play.
Confidence Is Something You Earn on Stage
Most kids never get the chance to stand in front of a crowd and do something they worked hard for. Ours do it a few times a year. That’s where the shy kid starts talking, the anxious kid starts leading, and the kid who “isn’t musical” finds out they were wrong.
The goal isn’t to make your kid a rock star. It’s to make them the kind of person who’s willing to try.
Programs for Every Level
Find Your Kid’s Spot in the Band
The People Behind the Music
Meet Your Coach
Head Artist
evin started Home Rock Academy because he believes every kid deserves to know what it feels like to be part of a band. He teaches guitar, bass, drums, keys, and vocals, runs every rehearsal, books every show, and personally hauls and sets up every piece of gear. If your kid is on stage, Kevin is the one behind the soundboard making sure they sound great.
What Parents Should Know
Why Band Beats Lessons Alone
My son wouldn’t talk to anyone at school. Six months later he sang lead at a brewery in front of 80 people. I still can’t believe it.
Sheena J. Arma
Parent of a House Band student
Kevin does everything. Teaches, sets up, tears down, finds the gigs. We just drive her there and she comes home glowing.
Mark S. Benson
Parent of a Rookie Rocker
