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1969 Revisited Get ready for a blast from the past as School Of Rock celebrates the 50th anniversary of 1969! Having major albums and new bands emerge almost each week, 1969 quickly became a massively influential year in music setting the path for future hard rock bands to come. You’ll hear classics from The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones and many more! Get ready to rock and enjoy music from 1969! Shades Of Time by Santana Gimme Shelter by The Rolling Stones Feelin Alright by Joe Cocker Son Of A Preacher Man by Dusty Springfield Pinball Wizard by The Who Space Oddity by David Bowie Cinnamon Girl by Neil Young Everyday People by Sly & the Family Stone Lay, Lady Lay by Bob Dylan Dazed And Confused by Led Zeppelin Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is by Chicago Touch Me by The Doors Marrakesh Express by Crosby, Stills, & Nash 1969 by The Stooges Born On The Bayou by CCR Here Comes The Sun by The Beatles What Goes On by The Velvet Underground Whipping Post by The Allman Brothers Band Members: Josie Asuncion, Elijah Cortez, Brecken Fitzsimmons, Matthew Hagan, Piers Holdoway, Gwen Kaminski, Layla Kleiner, Stella Lawrence, Cooper Levin, Matthew Ludwig, Nate Mikhail, Cristina Milne, Kayden Morgan, Neve Muller, Vance Muller, Wesley Nesbitt, Jason Nguyen, Ryan Odonnell, Zoey Olefsky, Max Pollak, Sofia Vallone -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- History of Indie Rock The term indie rock describes the small and relatively low-budget labels on which music is released and the DIY attitude of the bands and artists involved. These labels and the bands they host have attempted to retain their autonomy, leaving them free to explore sounds, emotions and subjects of limited appeal to large, mainstream audiences. Noted for having a relatively high proportion of female artists compared with preceding rock genres, and characterized as having a careful balance of pop accessibility with noise, experimentation with pop music formulae, sensitive lyrics masked by ironic posturing, and a concern with authenticity. Rise Above - Black Flag This Charming Man - The Smiths Dirty Boots - Sonic Youth King of Carrot Flowers pts. 1, 2, & 3 - Waiting Room - Fugazi Neutral Milk Hotel Radio Free Europe - REM Freed Pig - Sebadoh Ana Ng - They Might Be Giants Take The Skinheads Bowling - Camper Van Beethoven I Will Dare - The Replacements I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone - Sleater Kinney Seven - Sunny Day Real Estate Sudden Organ - Yo La Tengo True Love Will Find You In The End & Walking The Cow Celebrated Summer - Husker Du - Daniel Johnston Freak Scene - Dinosaur Jr. Viet Nam - Minutemen Monkey Gone to Heaven - The Pixies Grave Architecture - Pavement Rebel Girl - Bikini Kill Breadcrumb Trail - Slint Band Members: Sasha A'hearn, Jeshua Avner, Jobe Braga, Ryan Clausen, Will Cohen, Sawyer Dailey, Timothy Durland, Jonathan Gabrielson, Arthon Greenspan, Maya Haughey, Eddie Hunter, Noah Kazmi, Stella Kirby, Max MacKinder, Kingsley Merlini, Max Moreno, Isabella Palomino, Gavin Roolvink, Jacob Schwartz, Carter Strauss, Gavin Terpening, Victoria Terpening, Zoe Watwood. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Queen Queen is unequivocally one of the most influential music acts the world has ever seen. The music they created is original, catchy, genre-bending and all around a ton of fun! Tonight, you will hear some of their mega hits that you know and love. However, they have such depth to their catalogue that we wanted to show you some sides of Queen that you may have not heard before. Enjoy the show! Band Members: Michael Becker, Enzo Bernal, Ben Block, Sydney Brown, Wesley Brown, Charlie Burton, Tim Burton, Arianna Crossman, Sagean Curley, Ayla Desai, Oliver Fendley, Gary Goss, Kelsey Groom, Nikolas Hogan, Jimmy Martinez, Delilah Moorcroft, Ryder Lektorich, Arthur Pegulu, Preston Pfleger, Naveen Praba, Ella Rogers, Shay Rudolph, Christopher Salinas, Ben Venn-Watson, Lauren Williamson Keep Yourself Alive Ogre Battle Killer Queen Now I'm Here Stone Cold Crazy Don't Stop Me Now The Show Must Go On Princes of the Universe Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy It's Late I Want it All Father to Son My Fairy King ‘39 I Want to Break Free You're My Best Friend Save Me Radio Ga Ga The Seven Seas of Rhye Bohemian Rhapsody -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Radiohead Radiohead burst onto the music scene in the 90’s, surprising the world with a massive hit in “Creep”, a nod to the grungy sounds of 1990’s music. But it wasn’t until 1997, when they released “OK Computer”, that they sky-rocketed to international fame and cemented their place as one of the most interesting and unique rock bands of all time. Over the span of their career, they have continued to release not only popular and catchy hit singles, but also tons of genre-bending art rock, always exploring new musical territory and thinking outside the box. The students were sometimes perplexed, asking, “what is that sound!?”, “how do I make my instrument do that?”, and “this song is so weird!”, but they successfully managed to work out all the confusing kinks, and they’re happy to present to you: Radiohead! Band Members: James Blue, Emily Bortree, Roan Boruta, Weston Chester, Brady Cutler, Lauren Duffel, Nika Field, Oliver Fuller, Conor Holman, Shayan Marmion, Willow McLarney, Elise Miranda, Jake O’Brien, Jack Odiorne, Luke Palmer, Pierre Seguin, Caleb Silverman, Charlie Wilson Airbag 15 Step Just Go To Sleep Morning Bell Creep Optimistic There There My Iron Lung Weird Fishes/Arpeggi Pyramid Song Little By Little Bodysnatchers Bangers & Mash Knives Out Anyone Can Play Guitar Fake Plastic Trees Paranoid Android -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Black Sabbath: Master of Reality & Vol. 4 For nearly 50 years, bands have been attempting to capture the balance of heaviness and groove that Black Sabbath perfected on Master of Reality. It’s overall influence on heavy music made it an easy choice for this season’s epic album show. It didn’t take long however for these students to nail those 8 songs, so a second album had to be added! Vol. 4 shows off a more melodic side of Sabbath’s sound yet still has some of their biggest moments. This small group of students has worked tremendously hard and I couldn’t be more proud of their ability to learn double the material for this show. Band Members: Isaac Arana, Emily Bortree, Grant Campbell, Jack Dodson, Tyler Fritts, Bella Ghassemi, John-Paul Haunert, Luke Haunert, Abigail Holman, John Lynch, Jesse Marin, Ty Morgan, Stella Snyder Sweet Leaf Tomorrow’s Dream After Forever Changes Embryo FX Children of the Grave Supernaut Orchid Snowblind Lord of This World Cornucopia Solitude Laguna Sunrise Into the Void St. Vitus’ Dance Wheels of Confusion / The Straightener Under the Sun / Every Day Comes and Goes -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Strokes If you’ve lived on this planet for the last 18 years, chances are good you’ve had a Strokes song stuck in your head at SOME point. Since their first physical release in 2001, The Strokes have consistently delivered well crafted, insanely catchy garage rock that helped to inspire a new generation of guitar driven music at the start of a millennium that was vastly driven by pop. Today we celebrate their timely contribution to contemporary music by performing their critically acclaimed debut album Is This It in its entirety, along with a handful of tasty ear morsels from the rest of ​ ​ their catalog. Enjoy! Reptilia The Modern Age 12:51 Soma Gratisfaction Barely Legal The End Has No End Someday You Only Live Once Alone Together Between Love And Hate Last Nite Partners In Crime Hard To Explain Under Cover Of Darkness When It Started New York City Cops Trying Your Luck Is This It Take It Or Leave It Band Members: Merideth Ausland, Jacob Beach, Max Clement, Gabby Durst, Haven Endriss, Kaia Farres, Vida Garcia, Erik Greenway, Caedmon Joseph, Jagger Licari, Jake Lyons, India Moriarty, Vicenzo Napolitano, Matteo Newell, Lorenzo Paredez, Sofia Sacca, Samira Schneider, Kaylee Winningham, Jace Whitehead, Issac Zuniga .
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