Camp Info
| Ages: | 7–18 |
| Type: | Day |
| Month: | Summer |
| Setting: | City |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Arts: | Music, Band, Concerts, Music Production, Rock & Roll, Singing, Songwriting |
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Charlotte, NC, USA
School of Rock Charlotte offers music camps and workshops for a wide range of ages — from preschoolers and young children up through teens (and even adults). Their summer and seasonal camps cater to beginners and more experienced students alike, blending music instruction with the excitement of band-style collaboration. The atmosphere is creative, social, and energetic, giving campers a chance to learn instruments, rehearse songs, and perform in front of real audiences.
What makes this camp special is its performance-based model. Rather than just individual lessons or practice, students learn by playing in bands, rehearsing with peers, and preparing for live concerts. Instruments offered include guitar, bass, drums, keyboard/piano, and vocals, so children and teens have the flexibility to explore what fits them best. The camp’s structure supports progression: younger or novice musicians begin with basic group lessons or introductory tracks, while older or more experienced ones can join more advanced band rehearsals, work on songwriting, or prepare for full performances. This makes the camp appealing to a broad age range, especially children aged 6 and up, whether they are curious beginners or budding young rockstars.
| Ages: | 7–18 |
| Type: | Day |
| Month: | Summer |
| Setting: | City |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Arts: | Music, Band, Concerts, Music Production, Rock & Roll, Singing, Songwriting |
| Dates | Days | Price | Apply |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15.06.26 - 19.06.26 | 5 | $525 | |
| 22.06.26 - 26.06.26 | 5 | $525 | |
| 29.06.26 - 03.07.26 | 5 | $525 | |
| 06.07.26 - 10.07.26 | 5 | $525 | |
| 13.07.26 - 17.07.26 | 5 | $525 | |
| 13.07.26 - 17.07.26 | 5 | $525 | |
| 20.07.26 - 24.07.26 | 5 | $375 | |
| 20.07.26 - 24.07.26 | 5 | $375 | |
| 03.08.26 - 07.08.26 | 5 | $525 | |
| 10.08.26 - 14.08.26 | 5 | $525 | |
| 17.08.26 - 21.08.26 | 5 | $525 |
You won’t be charged yet. The camp will contact you to confirm all terms first.
Music camp sessions take place in a controlled studio and classroom environment. Professional instructors supervise lessons, rehearsals, and band practices, and instruments/equipment are adequately maintained. For younger participants — especially preschool- or early-elementary-age — group lessons use age-appropriate instruments or simplified percussion, helping ensure a safe, gentle introduction to music education.
Because the camp does not involve high-risk physical activities, the primary safety concerns involve proper handling of instruments and equipment — something the staff are trained to oversee.
School of Rock Charlotte builds its culture around music, band collaboration, and live performance. Campers often end a session with a live show or concert — giving them real stage experience and a sense of accomplishment. For many kids, the progression from beginners to band players and the excitement of performing live become a memorable tradition.
Programs are structured so that young musicians can start in beginner-friendly tracks, then advance over time — creating a musical journey and a sense of growth. Returning campers often build friendships, gain confidence, and share a love of music.
School of Rock Charlotte’s program is designed to combine music education with performance and group collaboration. Campers participate in instrument lessons, band rehearsals, and prepare for live shows — giving them a real musician experience. Younger children get gentle introduction to rhythm and music basics, while older kids and teens advance through instruments, songwriting, ensemble performance, and live-show preparation.
Over the course of a camp session, students may attend private or group lessons, rehearse songs as a band, practice their instrument, and work on stage presence and teamwork. The creative, peer-based environment helps build confidence and a sense of belonging.
Camps are organized by age and experience; younger children join introductory tracks, while older students may enter performance-level programs.
Scheduling and instrument allocation depend on availability and group assignments.
Session lengths, show dates, and band composition may vary. Parents should confirm details at registration.
