One-on-One
Music Lessons

Pricing for lessons will vary depending on your location. (NOTE: Pricing for in-store and online lessons is the same.) Click here to search by ZIP code, city or state.

When you purchase lessons, you pay for your first month, which is equal to four lessons. After that, you'll be billed every four weeks via an auto billing system called EZPay.

When you purchase lessons, you'll be billed for the first month, or first four lessons. After that, EZPay will automatically charge your credit card every four weeks, adding four classes to your account.

The EZPay automatic billing system provides a hassle-free way to guarantee your lessons continue on a weekly basis, and that you're able to get the schedule that works best for you. Continuing to take lessons on a weekly basis will also help you keep progressing.

In order to see results, we recommend trying at least one full month of lessons. Learning a new skill takes time. If you decide to continue, you'll be automatically enrolled for the next month. If you are not satisfied, we can switch your instructor, change your schedule or cancel your account at any time.

Yes. If you have not taken a lesson in 90 days, those unused lessons will expire.

No. Lesson credits are non-refundable once purchased.

For more information, check out our terms and conditions page.

New students who purchase lessons online can schedule their monthly lessons at checkout. Current students can modify their upcoming lessons by calling their local Lessons location.

As long as you provide 24-hours notice that you need to reschedule your lesson, your unused lessons will remain on account. Unused lessons will expire after 90 days.

When you set up your student account and profile at guitarcenter.com, you will be able to access our online Lessons Scheduler to view your lessons account history, lessons schedule and launch your online lessons.

To cancel or reschedule a lesson at no cost, you must provide at least 24 hours prior written notice. We will reschedule your lesson subject to instructor availability. If you do not show up for a lesson or provide adequate notice, you will be charged for the missed lesson. Bonafide emergencies are handled on a case-by-case basis.

Start by filling out our online form to tell us a bit about what you're interested in learning, whether you prefer to learn online or in-store, and the day and time that'll work best for your lessons. After that, you'll get a list of expert instructors, and you'll choose the one who best fits your interests. Then, you can schedule your first lesson and check out.

If you scheduled your lessons at checkout, you'll receive an email confirmation with details to prepare you for your lessons. If you selected to schedule your lessons later, the next step is for you to call or visit your store to schedule your lessons.

We use a customized Zoom platform that's simple to use. This is a secure video conferencing tool. Once you schedule your lesson, you'll receive a link via email one to two hours before your lesson starts. You can also join directly from the Student Portal via your guitarcenter.com account.

You don't need a Zoom account to get started with our online lessons.

No download is required to get started with online lessons, unless you are using a mobile device, in which case you will need to download the Zoom app.

You will need to have an instrument for your online lessons. You can shop the world's greatest selection of gear at guitarcenter.com, or call one of our Gear Advisers at 877-687-5403 and we'll help you find the instrument that's right for you.

You will need a computer or mobile device with a microphone, camera and stable internet connection.

While you do not need special audio equipment to take online lessons, we do recommend that you turn on "High Fidelity Audio mode," which can be found within the advanced audio settings for Zoom.

We recommend having materials, such as a pencil, sheet music and metronome ready, if you have them. Prepare your room to be as well lit, quiet and distraction-free as possible. Adjust your webcam or mobile device so that your instrument is visible, with your speakers turned to a reasonable volume.

Log in to your guitarcenter.com account, click on "My Lessons," then "Online Lessons," and you can find the link there. If you need additional help, please reach out to your local Guitar Center.

No, we will make sure to reschedule your lesson without penalty.

As a licensed enterprise Zoom customer, we access Zoom's secure global data centers, providing enhanced security and controls beyond what's provided through free publicly available Zoom accounts. A unique password-protected link is provided for every lesson—available only to the instructor and the student. Only an instructor can start a lesson and admit a student from the Digital Waiting Room. Lessons are locked as soon as they start. The instructor is the only one who can share a screen and can immediately expel anyone, in the highly unlikely event an unwanted guest gets in. We have locked down file-sharing capability to "OFF" so no one can share a file during a lesson.

We have a wide range of instructors teaching in safe, modern learning facilities located conveniently within our Guitar Center retail locations. There are cameras in each Lesson studio so you can monitor your child's progress from the waiting room or lobby.

Students learning guitar or bass will need to bring their instrument to their in-store lessons. For students taking drum, piano or DJ lessons, they'll be able to use the instruments provided in the Lessons studio. Just make sure to bring anything else you'll need for your lesson, like drum sticks.

Bring your instrument, if you're learning guitar or bass. If you're learning electric guitar, we'll have an amp and cable onsite for you to use. Also bring any accessories you'll need, like sticks for drum lessons, guitar picks and sheet music, and a pencil and paper for taking notes.

An adult parent or guardian must accompany any student under 12 years of age upon arrival and departure from every lesson.