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Oxford

CHENEY | KIDLINGTON | LARKMEAD | WITNEY

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Gig with us every July!

Singer, drummer, guitarist or bassist – whatever your level, join The Rock Project Oxford and rock the stage with us this July!

Meet the Team

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Franchisee

Aaron Iley

Aaron picked up the guitar at 13, inspired by the live bands his parents took him to see. His first band sold out the Hexagon in Reading, performing to over 1,000 people. He later toured the UK with pop-rock band Echoic, playing major venues like O2 Academies and Dingwalls, with features in Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and on BBC Radio 1.

Now performing with jazz-pop group Khamsina and alt-rock band InAir, Aaron also works as a sound engineer and events organiser in Reading. He’s run successful club nights, engineered live shows, and even studied Law at university.

On The Rock Project:
“The best moments of my life have been making music with like-minded people. Everyone deserves to feel that joy and fulfilment.”

“I would encourage anyone thinking their child might benefit from playing an instrument to give the Rock Project a go. The tuition from the music teachers is fantastic and I've seen first hand how much my daughter has progressed on guitar as well as in confidence over the last few months."

Lucy. R

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07725497879

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Inspiring young musicians to learn, grow, and perform since 2005

The Rock Project is the UK’s leading school of contemporary music, offering children, young people and adults the opportunity to learn guitar, bass, drums, and vocals in a structured, supportive environment. Our professionally led sessions combine expert group tuition with the unique experience of playing in a band, helping students to develop technical skills, confidence, and teamwork. With regular performance opportunities, The Rock Project provides an inspiring pathway for young musicians of all abilities to learn, grow, and achieve their full potential.

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