Rockstars of Tomorrow
ABOUT ROCKSTARS OF TOMORROW FRISCO, TX
Move over Cowboys! Rockstars of Tomorrow Music Academy in Frisco is the first and only location to open in the Lone Star State of Texas! Bringing the community, a new and exciting way to learn how to play all your favorite styles of music with a reinvented approach that keeps new musicians engaged and always wanting more.
We stand by these core values:
• To connect our students, their families, friends and fans with the community in a unique and memorable way that has a life changing impact.
• To add value by providing a safe and fun resource for kids and adults to learn together.
• Through a network so strong that it extends well beyond just music lessons. All of which is happening daily.
2800 square feet of jaw dropping creative space is just the tip of what you’ll discover here in this studio. State of the art music equipment & technology, full-service recording studio, uniquely designed lesson rooms for private, family, or group classes plus a fully stocked live performance stage theater complete with full backline and sound system. The core of what you’ll need to get you noticed when you’re the one live on stage.
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Meet The Frisco Team
Adam Roye
Drums • Guitar • Bass • Songwriting • Performance • Artist Development
Adam began his music career playing drums with his family’s Southern Gospel band at three years old. Coming from a long line of musicians, he began to learn how to play guitar while spending his free time at his Uncle Carl’s recording studio. In his Freshman year of High School, he was promoted to drum line captain and played snare for four years. After High School, Adam was signed to a record label where he developed a passion for music production and studio management.
For more than 30 years, Adam’s passion for music has grown by collaborating and producing music for various artists across Dallas/Fort Worth honing his skills in songwriting, arranging, recording, instrumentation, and live sound. Adam has a special ability to connect with people and help them develop their own unique sound which has been one the driving forces behind his career. From being a studio musician and consistently on the National Top 10 instrumental charts with his band Daphne Blues to producing tracks for artists and his podcast The Pragmatic Soundcast, Adam has coined the phrase “collaboration over competition” and lives it out daily.
Adam’s confluence of artistry includes Zach Balch, Lacy Abercrombie, Macy McKinzie, Samuel Cross, Olivier, Monolith A Man, Sterling Masat, Feeves, Damoyee Janai, Thomas Lightfoot, Falia, Karyna Micaela, and others. He’s also provided session support and artistry with Dallas Sound Lab, Maximedia Studios, MediaTech Institute, The Wax Studio, StatusOne Entertainment, Rice Recording, Church St Studios, and live worship at Hope Fellowship Church Worship in Frisco, TX and dozens of churches across the DFW Metroplex.
As a self-described perpetual student himself, Adam knows how important it is to connect with musicians and give them the tools needed to succeed on their own terms. When he’s not playing music, you can find Adam playing golf or hanging out with his wife and their two young kids.
Noah Myers
Guitar
Noah began his musical journey at the age of 8 when he took his first guitar lesson and quickly showed a passion for the instrument. By the time he was 10 years old, he was gaining experience by gigging with bands, playing in a worship band at church, and attending weekly blues jam sessions. From junior high through high school, Noah attended the acclaimed “Orange County School of the Arts” in Santa Ana, California where he refined his ability to play various styles from rock and blues, to classical and jazz. Since then, Noah continues to regularly play with the faculty and students at the University of North Texas, where he is currently pursuing a degree in jazz performance. Noah’s patient and receptive approach to teaching focuses on helping students reach their goals, while instilling in them the technical knowledge that will elevate their playing.
Sarah Ledford
Voice • Piano/Keys • Guitar
Sarah Ledford began her formal training at the age of 11, has been singing professionally since 2008, started producing in 2017, and performing in DFW under the stage name L25 as an electro pop solo artist in 2019.
Since launching her solo music brand, she has developed herself in every possible role in the pursuit of self-management and promotion. She built her own website, manages her bookings and social media, and writes, films, and edits her own short skits and promotional videos to grow her brand.
She has performed at multiple music festivals including She Rock, Thin Line Film and Music Fest, and is a part of the team at Girls Rock Dallas; a week long summer music program where students are able to experience what it’s like to form a band, write their first song together, and perform for their family at the end of the week. Despite all of her different titles, Sarah is a vocalist first and foremost with a love and passion for using the voice as an instrument to express all human emotions.
Sarah released her debut EP Paper Cages in February 2020 and is in the process of filming her first 3 music videos as well as releasing several more singles this year and her sophomore EP sometime in early to mid 2021. She is excited to share her experience, passion, and knowledge with her students and build them up to become the performers, musicians, and vocalists they strive to be.
Mathew Luter
Piano/Keys • Drums • Recording • Songwriting • Trumpet
At the age of 6, Matt Luter began his journey in music at the keys of a piano. He started taking private lessons at the request of his mother and great grandmother, as all of his childhood friends were doing. Matt quickly realized his love for music and practicing piano never felt like homework. In the first 2 years of learning the piano Matt was picked out of 10,000 students in southern Louisiana to perform at an honors recital. He went on to win several awards in excellence while taking part in district events with the Louisiana Music Educators Association. He continued private piano lessons and local competitions into his teens. His love for music was expanded when he began playing the trumpet. He would go on to play several brass instruments, and teach new students entering band, encouraging them to learn new instruments and hone their skills to better perform. He was elected Drum Major of his school’ varsity band while also pursuing another instrument, the guitar. Matt was then chosen to play in a special performance with the New Orleans Philharmonic Orchestra. Music continues to dominate his life, teaching music privately, instructing students in piano and theory as well as recording and composing for independent film and music projects.
Joseph Trahan
Saxaphone
Joseph Trahan is a baritone saxophonist, multi-instrumentalist, composer/arranger, and educator based out of Houston, Texas. He is currently finishing his Jazz Studies degree at the University of North Texas and is an active private lesson instructor with the Texas Music Educators Association. He has been a member of numerous university ensembles, including the Three O’Clock Lab Band and the Latin Jazz Lab Band, and has also performed with the Grammy-Nominated One O’Clock Lab Band. During his time in college, Trahan has worked with artists such as Gary Smulyan, Regina Carter, Dan Haerle, Tim Armacost, Eric Alexander, and Tom Harrel. As a sought after baritone saxophonist in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, he has played with the Rebel Alliance Jazz Ensemble, the Dallas Jazz Orchestra, Pecos River Brass, and the South Paw Preachers. After finishing his undergraduate degree, Joseph plans to earn a Masters in
Music, have his own private lesson studio, and build a career in a United States Military ensemble.