“The Country's preeminent Rock Music School for Children 7 to 17.”

- The Washington Post

In The News

The SCHOOL OF ROCK ALL STARS show at the Blender Theater

The SCHOOL OF ROCK ALL STARS show at the Blender Theater took place Thursday, August 19, 2010 with a special guest performance by KT Tunstall. The kids performed a set list from the original LIVE AID to celebrate its 25th anniversary.(See More)

School of Rock Rocks Out In Union Square

Students from the School of Rock traded books for guitars and drumsticks, performing in Union Square on Wednesday, August 18, 2010. The All Stars is a group made up of School of Rock musicians from all over the country, ranging in age from 10 to 18. (See More)

Beat goes on at the School of Rock

Ellis Mayo wasn't always bold on the drums. In fact, he wasn't sure about the School of Rock in Fairfield at all when he first got there two years ago. “Now you can’t get us out of here,” says his mother, Marinella Mayo. “He loves it. They call him the mayor.” (See More)

CBS-School of Rock Paying Tribute To Live Aid

Preview of the School of Rock All Stars performance at the Blender Theater on Thursday, August 19, 2010 – an event benefiting the efforts in Haiti. (See More)

School of Rock Performs on the 10! Show

School of Rock performs "Sunday Bloody Sunday" just before their show at the Electric Factory on Friday, August 14th (See More)

NBC-School of Rock's Reliving Live Aid for a Good Cause

Local young rockers prepare to tour in honor of the anniversary of one of the greatest music festivals ever. (See More)

VH1 News: School of Rock Revives the Spirit of Live Aid

The School of Rock All Stars paid tribute to the legendary Live Aid with their summer tour: Live Aid Remade. Students played the music of the concert’s performers including David Bowie, Tom Petty and Led Zeppelin at notable venues like The Whiskey a Go Go. (See More)

NY Daily News Follows The All Stars

Does Bruce get nervous when he plays Asbury Park? Well, neither did three rockin' teenage girls from New York when they took their hometown stage, wrapping up a two-week tour with a Manhattan performance on Thursday, August 19th. (See More)

Live Aid Remade tour Featured in USA Today

This summer, the spirit of Live Aid was resurrected — by musicians who hadn't yet been born in 1985. Live Aid Remade, a nationwide summer tour that kicked off on July 8, 2010 in Portland, Ore., saw rock's youngest disciples — all teenagers in the School of Rock— pay tribute to the stars who made the original concerts legendary (See More)

Joe Lynn Turner at the School of Rock

Hackensack native and legendary rock singer/guitarist Joe Lynn Turner was a Guest Professor and performer at the School of Rock in South Hackensack on Friday, June 18, 2010. (See More)

The School of Rock featured On Good Day New York

“You combine rock and roll with a charitable goal and it’s good for the soul.” – FOX covers The School of Rock All Stars as they prepare for the Blender Theater show on Thursday, August 19th. (See more)

No Treble - The Site for Bass Players interviews School of Rock Graduate Julie Slick

"Days before hitting the road on tour with the Adrian Belew Trio, bassist Julie Slick was able to take the time to give us some insight into how she handles playing with a powerhouse like Belew. A graduate from the Paul Green School of Rock (yes, it existed before the movie), Julie is pretty busy these days with performing and producing..." (See More)

The Adrian Belew Power Trio

The Adrian Belew Power Trio at Rockpalast featuring Paul Green School of Rock Music Graduates and All Star Alumni Eric and Julie Slick!!!
VIEW THE ENTIRE SHOW HERE!

For those who don't know, Adrian is an absolute guitar master, and besides his fabulous solo career, has played in/for King Crimson, Frank Zappa, David Bowie, Talking Heads, Paul Simon, and countless others. Eric and Julie have been touring with Adrian Belew as part of his power trio since 2007, and the reviews have been unbelieveable. Of all the great things that have happened to the school over the years, this one makes me the proudest. - PG

Cnet selects School of Rock as one of 10 cool choices for summer camps

"In addition to its regular, year-round program running nationwide, the Paul Green School of Rock Music--the franchise of schools started by the man who inspired the movie School of Rock--offers intensive two-week summer programs at several locations that include more than just jam sessions. Kids ages 8 to 18 get an opportunity to learn about sound-recording technology and designing stage shows." (See More)

Matt Ross talks about School of Rock and the music business on CNBC's Squawk Box

Matt Ross, CEO of Paul Green School of Rock Music, was featured on the CNBC's Squawk Box. He talks about the school, its history, and where it's headed: providing the best music education possible, through a focus on performance, excellence and opportunities.(See More)