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Playing with other people makes you a better musician, and it's a lot more fun than practicing in your bedroom. That's why Red House offers a complete line-up of playing sessions to make it easier than ever before to play with others. With over 120 hours of jams each month, there's definitely one to fit your skill level, your musical interests, and your time schedule.
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PLAYER'S CLUB
Player's Club. Drop-in jams sessions for intermediate and advanced players, organized by genre: Blues, Rock & Jam Band (Freestyle).

SET LIST SERIES
Build your repertoire of songs and skills at our weekly drop-in classes.

• Blues Explorer Blues
• Classic Covers Classic Rock
• Unplugged Acoustic Folk and Rock
• Songwriter’s Woodshed Songwriting

ESSENTIAL SERIES
The perfect 'first jam' experience for advanced beginners and intermediates, with a focus on basic rock & blues.

ROCK AND METAL SHOPS
Teen-focused jams deliver a ton of fun, and a bit of instruction.

Please provide us with the information below so that we can best assist you:

*First Name

*Last Name

*Phone Number

*Email Address

*Instrument

Preferred Instructor

Skill Level

Specific Skills You'd Like to Learn
(e.g. Blues Solos, Slap & Pop Techniques, Reading Music...)

*Preferred Days & Times to Meet
(e.g. Monday or Thursday after 6:30pm)

* Required Field




Does it cost money to jam at Red House?
All the sessions described above are part of Red House membership. If you're not a member, so can always buy a session pass to check it out.

Red House isn't free, but compared to other music programs, it's a hella deal. We've even run the numbers for you.

Will there be anybody else my age at Red House?
Red House attracts a wide variety of age groups - from ages 6 through 66. Most evening sessions are roughly 80% adults, and most Rock and Metal Shop sessions are primarily teens and tweens. Red House is open to all ages at all times.

 What if I'm a really bad musician?
Red House offers jam sessions for a wide variety of skill levels, and we'd be happy to recommend that best ones for you. In general, musicians should be able to play complete songs at an advanced beginner levels to get the most out of membership. Beginners should consider private or group instruction at Red House. The ability to read standard music notation is NOT required.

Is Red House just for guitarists?
It's true that guitar is our most popular instrument, but Red House also has vocalists, bassists, drummers, horn players, harp players and keyboardists as members. And the best news about playing something other than guitar is that all the guitar players will want you to be in their bands!
 Do I have to get up on stage? Do I have to solo?
Absolutely not! We'll try to give you plenty of encouragement, but there's no requirements if youÕre not comfortable. You can still get a lot out Red House sessions by playing along from your seat, especially if you bring a headphone-based amp.

Why should I pay for a Red House jam when I can go to a bar jam for free?
Coming to a Red House session typically erases this question pretty quickly. Red House is about having fun and developing as a player, without the requirement to entertain the crowd. Players exchange ideas, and the host helps everyone improve their chops. We also start earlier, and are open to all ages. You'll find that it's an entirely different animal than a bar.
What should I bring?
Bring your own guitar, bass or drum sticks. Red House supplies the amps, keyboards, drum kits, cables and PA gear. You're welcome to bring in more of your own gear if you'd like, assuming you can still get on and off stage quickly.