The Audience
Taught by the great Nathan Coles, The Audience features Dominik, Nathan, Sam, and Riley. With a focus on Canadian rock, this group brings tight rhythms, expressive playing, and a clear sense of identity to the stage. Their sound is honest and loud, with no wasted notes.
Emerald City
Emerald City is an all-female band featuring Astrid, B, Elena, and Sidney. Known for their tight playing, energetic performances, and great shared vocals, they bring a fun and lively spirit to every stage they take.
Equilibrium
Equilibrium is a young band from Guelph formed at JamSchool. With Klara leading on vocals and guitar, Reese on keys and vocals, Tristan on drums, and Cameron on bass, they bring a fresh energy and love for all kinds of music. Playing together for over a year, they’re all about mixing styles and having fun on stage.
JamSchool House Band
Made up of top students Quinn, Morgan, Tristan, Sam, and Jeremy, the JamSchool House Band is the backbone of many JamSchool performances. Known for their versatility and tight musicianship, they back a wide range of singers across genres — from rock and pop to funk and soul. They also step into the spotlight themselves, with Morgan and Sam trading off lead vocals on select songs. Whether supporting others or fronting the stage, this group delivers with skill, style, and confidence.
Morgan Lee
A talented soloist, Morgan combines impressive guitar skills with a great voice. Drawing inspiration from legends like Joni Mitchell and Neil Young, Morgan delivers heartfelt performances that connect with every audience.
Softgut
Softgut blends indie rock and shoegaze with a mellow, textured sound shaped by Belle, Kiah, Stella, and Xavier. Their music is full of layered guitars and soft harmonies, creating an atmosphere that’s both introspective and quietly powerful.
Sons of the Dusk
Led by songwriter Hunter and backed by Adam, Sam, and Thomas, Sons of the Dusk carve out a space where post-rock atmosphere meets punk urgency. Their songs are dynamic, explosive, and full of raw energy — shifting from tension to release with a sound that’s both edgy and deliberate.