Who We Are
We Teach The Musician, Not Just The Music
We aim to encourage, develop, and shine a spotlight on every student’s identity as a musician and as an artist. Each instructor brings the passion, commitment and talent necessary to create the private lesson experience you’ve been looking for.
est. 2014
How It All Started
Our Team
You Are Why We Teach
Keeton Coffman founded Rehearsal Room Music School in the summer of 2014 and Rehearsal Room, LLC in 2015, with the mission of helping young musicians become the artists they dream of being. With over 20 years as a professional music mentor and 10 years as a full-time touring singer/songwriter, Keeton enjoys helping the musicians of Rehearsal Room gain the skills they need to write and record their own music.
Keeton’s songs have been featured on MTV, VH1, TLC, and the Bravo Network, and has a quarter of a million streams on Spotify. Visit his website at keetcoffman.com to learn more about his music. 10 years ago, Keeton began creating the Rehearsal Room Method, the curriculum used here by our instructors to help students learn songs effortlessly and begin to build the foundations they will need to become advanced musicians.
Coulter Lee Brown is an experienced singer/songwriter, recording artist, performer, and multi-instrumentalist. He attended school at the University of Colorado (Denver) for a BA in songwriting where he formed Coulter Lee Brown & The Bad Habits of which he is the frontman and key songwriter. He is also the other half of the alternative rock duo, St. Lilith, and is the guitarist and a co-songwriter for alt rock artist, LONDON.
Coulter has played venues across Texas and Colorado, including Lost Lake in Denver, Mainstreet Crossing in Tomball, Dosey Doe’s Big Barn in The Woodlands, White Oak Music Hall in Houston, and the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo (2019 & 2022). You can find Coulter and links to his music across all music/media platforms through www.coulterleebrown.com
Uti will be here to greet you each day as you arrive with a smile! She’s the heartbeat of Rehearsal Room Music School.
Her son William has been a student of Keeton’s since it began, and releases his own music regularly - donating all proceeds to Autism Speaks.
Her passion for music, devotion to raising awareness and support for individuals with autism, and her caring nature for all the students at Rehearsal Room (especially the little ones!) makes our studio a home for many.
Aldara started playing guitar and drums at the age of seven. She has been with us here at Rehearsal Room since January 2017. She enjoys working here due to the clean, encouraging, and inspiring environment.
Some of her favorite artists are One Republic, HAIM, Patric Johnston, and The Brilliance. Aldara teaches a variety of things including drums, guitar, and music production!
Aldara holds a worship and technical director position at Faithbridge Church in Spring, TX.
When asked what she loved most about it? She’ll respond with this, “I love the energy I get to experience, how I get to share that energy from the music with the crowd while performing.”
Music has been a part of Matt Doyle’s life since the age of five, shaping his passion for teaching and creative expression. As a dedicated musician and instructor, he loves helping others develop their own musical skills and appreciation.
Outside of teaching, Matt enjoys spending time with his three children—Riley, Audreyana, and Titus—sharing in their adventures and interests. In his free time, he’s often playing video games, diving into Dungeons & Dragons campaigns, or exploring new ways to engage with music.
Whether guiding students on their musical journey or enjoying time with family, Matt brings enthusiasm and a love for creativity to everything he does.
Katelyn is a vocalist with a BM in general, choral, and instrumental music from the University of North Texas and is a Texas certified teacher. She sang in choir from 3rd grade through college and has performed in various vocal ensembles, played roles in various musicals (including Les Miserables and Mary Poppins) vocal directed youth theater musicals, was a worship leader at her church in Denton, TX, and continues that role now in Spring, TX.
Katelyn loves learning about music and began her own journey at the Rehearsal Room as a student. She is now excited to be teaching voice, guitar, and piano, cheering on her students as they work toward their musical goals!
Cameron Michalak's musical journey began in the fourth grade when he started playing the cello in his school’s orchestra. His interest in guitar soon followed, prompting his orchestra teacher to offer after-school lessons. By his freshman year of high school, Cameron transitioned to bass after being invited to join a band, but six months later, his focus shifted to drums. In 2022, he added the keyboard to his repertoire, further broadening his musical skills.
Cameron has performed on stage over 100 times, thanks to his extensive experience in community theater, filling in for indie bands, and assisting School of Rock groups. His uncle’s influence sparked his dream of "becoming a rockstar," and his musical style is shaped by artists like Ghost, Plums, The Killers, The Decemberists, and Periphery. In addition to his instrumental talents, he spent a year in choir and two years in community theater, where he took on lead roles in productions such as Seussical and Legally Blonde.
Alec began playing guitar when he was 16 and quickly started a band called Red Bay soon after. He would spend the next 8 years crafting his live performance and songwriting skills with this band as well as many others. He would continue on to play along side the former lead singer of the band Skid Row, Johnny Solinger. In his time with Solinger, he would open for bands such as Dokken, Lita Forde, Puddle Of Mudd, Skid Row and many more. He also has experience in the country music scene with artists such as Cannon Brand and Justin Lane Gates.
Alec currently spends most of his time writing and producing his own songs, as well as playing shows and recording with Cannon Brand. His passion for understanding the language of music and teaching others how to communicate within it drives him to newer heights everyday.
Austin has been playing guitar for almost 25 years.
He grew up listening to admiring his church's bluegrass band, eventually sitting in and learning guitar, banjo, and mandolin.
Songwriting and storytelling are Austin's passion, thus his influences include Tom Petty, The White Buffalo, Sawyer Brown, John Denver and dozens more.
Austin began his career in early childhood, teaching in the Dallas area as a Pre-K, Kindergarten and Elementary music teacher.
He and his wife, Tiffany, live in Spring with their 4 young children, Josiah, Adelyn, Luke, and Faith.
In his spare time, Austin serves as a patrol leader in Trail Life with his sons, as well as a Deacon in their church congregation.
Mobys main instruments are drums and bass guitar. Drums were the first instrument he learned, and has been playing them since the age of 6. He played his first professional gig at the age of 13, and went to Carganie Hall in New York City that same year. He went to New York a second time to perform at Lincoln Center at the age of 15.
During his high school years, he won many jazz competitions with the jazz band at Kashmere High School and ended up getting a full scholarship to Texas Southern University during his senior year in high school for marching band. He played snare drum for the Ocean of Soul marching band for two years and while in the marching band, fell in love with playing the bass guitar. Two years into learning the bass, Moby played his first gig on bass at a little blues bar called Emitt's Place.
Since then he has been constantly learning, practicing and giving lessons on the bass. He enjoys using the knowledge that he has learned over the years to help teach future musicians.
Rebeccas Vincent went to University, initially for a degree in music, but ended up graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in English. While at school, she taught group fitness in the dance department, which segued into a career in the fitness industry for twenty years.
After Rebecca retired and her daughters graduated from high school, she decided to take over their lessons, which lead to her accepting a position working for Rehearsal Room in customer service, while she continues to figure out what she wants to be when she grows up.
Want to pursue a career in music? Rehearsal Room is always looking for creative, talented and experienced people that would like to join our Rehearsal Room Team. See below for the complete listing of all open positions within Rehearsal Room.
(346) 273 9442
rehearsalroommusic@gmail.com
2 years experience teaching private lessons
Some performance experience (Open Mics, Worship Leading, Live Venues)
Basic knowledge of music theory
Have a specialty instrument (guitar, piano or drums), recording experience, and can comfortable sing in front of small groups / individuals
Willing to learn new instruments in order to grow as a Rehearsal Room Instructor (we assist and encourage all instructors to learn guitar, piano, bass, drums, singing and basic recording on GarageBand or Logic to allow them to develop our students into multifaceted musicians - training is provided regularly)
Experience working with students of all ages at beginner-intermediate skill levels
Qualified applicants will be reliable and able to make a commitment of at least one year on a fixed schedule
A warm, encouraging personality is a must
Pay begins at $20 per hour for lesson hour
Flexible scheduling, all handled for you by our Studio Manager
Resume describing at least 1 year of instruction on your instrument of specialty
3 references toward your teaching experience, or music performance
2-3 recordings (phone demos are great, videos even better) of you playing / singing are strongly encouraged
Currently we are looking for instructors for 1 or 2 days a week, Monday - Saturday
