Paul Green School of Rock Music 'Best of Season Festival'

The Best of Season Festival will feature seven PGSORM branches performing the music of...

Princeton, NJ:
Pink Floyd, Janes Addiction vs. Soundgarden, Women Who Rock, Iron Maiden vs. Judas Priest, Best of the 80's

Philadelphia, PA.:
British Invasion, Led Zeppelin, Frank Zappa - "Joe's Garage"

Cherry Hill, NJ.:
Iron Maiden vs. Judas Priest, Indie Rock, Glam Rock, Tribute to the Monkees

Downingtown, PA.:
Motown, One Hit Wonders, Jimi Hendrix, Black Sabbath, King Crimson

Wilmington, DE.:
Jimi Hendrix, Funk, Women Who Rock

Bucks County, PA.:
Steely Dan, British Invasion, Led Zeppelin, Motley Crue vs. Guns and Roses

Fort Washington, PA.:
Metallica, Glam Rock, Rolling Stones, Queen


About Paul Green School of Rock Music

The Paul Green School of Rock Music is the original performance-based rock music school in the country for students aged 7 to 17. Built on Green’s philosophy that the best way to learn to play music is by actually doing it, the School of Rock program supplements weekly private lessons with group band practice in a challenging yet supportive environment. The students, who learn by playing classic rock ranging from the Beatles to Zeppelin, give over 1,000 concerts each year and have performed at established venues (The Whiskey, BB King’s, Carnegie Hall) and festivals (Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits and Zappanale). The School’s All-Stars have performed with Alice Cooper, Eddie Vedder and Perry Farrell, among others, and in 2007 and 2008 toured with Jon Anderson of Yes as his featured back-up band. Founded in 1998, the Paul Green School of Rock Music was the subject of the documentary Rock School, which debuted at Sundance in 2005, went to national release, and regularly airs on A&E. The School also served as the apparent inspiration for the Jack Black hit comedy, School of Rock. The Paul Green School of Rock (http://www.schoolofrock.com ) has expanded to forty-one branches coast-to-coast and is projecting to expand to more than 60 locations by the end of 2008.