In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month this May, how about a healthy dose of Ozzy’s “Crazy Train,” Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” and Queen’s “Under Pressure” on repeat?

"It's incredible to see our community standing up in ways I never got to see growing up," said Noelle Scaggs of Fitz & the Tantrums.

Co-founder of the heavy metal band met and performed with 14 student musicians at the Doylestown School of Rock.

Sean Yseult – the co-founder of the multi-million-selling, MTV VMA-winning, and Grammy-nominated heavy metal band White Zombie – recently visited School of Rock Doylestown to meet and perform with 14 of the School’s student musicians.

School of Rock Doylestown is a family-owned and operated music program which delivers revolutionary music education for kids and adults.

The Metal Tour of the Year's second leg has been underway since early April, with Megadeth, Lamb of God, Trivium, and In Flames bringing metal to the masses all across North America. Randy Blythe, naturally, is out with his bandmates, but it wasn't too long ago he played with a bunch of School of Rock Kids, who left him blown away by the experience. As the latest guest on Full Metal Jackie's weekend radio show, Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe discussed his collaboration with the School of Rock in Doylestown, Pa. earlier this year where he performed his band's songs with a group of young kids. The singer even shared some details about his upcoming second book.

School of Rock Doylestown will fundraise for the Rainbow Room and perform at the New Hope PrideFest and Doylestown Pride Day Block Party in May.

A class of 65 from School of Rock Doylestown got a masterclass from the Lamb of God vocalist last week — plus, some performed with him.

Randy Blythe, the lead vocalist/lyricist for the award-winning and multi-million selling heavy metal band “Lamb of God,” visited School of Rock Doylestown to lead an instructional workshop for 65 of the school’s young students.

This past Friday, December 03rd saw Lamb Of God, etc. frontman Randy Blythe lead a workshop of aspiring musicians enrolled at the School Of Rock Doylestown.