May 22, 2008

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


Contact: Helen Wang 609-731-6066

PENNINGTON, NJ


SCHOOL OF ROCK WILL ROCK 23 ORCHARD IN SKILLMAN!


Rock on and move on! The Paul Green School of Rock Music is moving it’s “Best of Season JamFest” on Saturday, June 7, 2008 from 12:00 noon until 9:00 pm to the grounds of 23 ORCHARD in Skillman, NJ. The relocation will allow for more convenient access, as well as better site for the festival.


This event will highlight students from several of the PG School of Rock’s locations: Princeton, Philadelphia, Cherry Hill, Downingtown, Fort Washington, and Bucks County. Students, aged 7 to 17, will be performing classic hits from the likes of Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Queen, Metallica. These talented young devotees of rock music have been studying and perfecting the art form of playing rock classics, solo and also in specific group interaction (otherwise called a “Band”) and this concert will spotlight their accomplishments over the past season.


The “Best of Season JamFest” will offer refreshments, activities and entertainment for the entire family. You can enjoy the Rock Concert atmosphere and at the same time enjoy great food, shopping unique clothing and craft venues, try your hand at Origami, have your face painted or chill and get a massage!


Tickets for the JamFest are $12 in advance (see website) or $15 day of the show. 23 ORCHARD is located at 23 Orchard Road in Skillman, NJ. Visit the website for more cool details

www.schoolofrock.tourlogic.com


The Paul Green School of Rock Music is the original performance based, interactive music school, founded in 1998 in Philadelphia. Their goals are to help students realize their potential as artists,

to put them on stage in front of as many people as possible and to help foster a new generation of incredible musicians. The Paul Green School of Rock Music has expanded to forty-one branches coast-to-coast and is projecting to expand to more than 60 locations by the end of 2008. www.schoolofrock.com “Saving Rock & Roll one kid at a time!”