Do you teach acoustic, electric, and bass guitar?

Yes! We offer lessons in acoustic, electric, and bass guitar, each tailored to your skill level, musical interests, and goals.

I’m a complete beginner. Can I still join?

Absolutely. Most of our students start with no experience. We’ll guide you step-by-step at a pace that suits you.

What age do you start teaching guitar from?

We usually recommend starting from age 6+, but it depends on the child’s attention span and hand size. Trial lessons help us assess fit.

Do you offer guitar lessons for adults?

Yes — over 25% of our students are adults. Whether you’re picking it up for the first time or returning after years, we tailor lessons to your comfort level.

Do I need to have my own guitar to start lessons?

You don’t need your own guitar for the trial lesson—we understand you’re just trying it out. However, if you decide to continue, we highly recommend getting your own guitar for regular practice. We’re happy to guide you on what to buy and where to find the right fit.

Guitar Lessons Adelaide

Private 1-on-1 lessons in Oakden

-- Why Parents & Adults Choose Our Guitar Lessons --

Why Choose Us

Proven Track Record

Trusted by 80+ students through consistent word-of-mouth.

Versatile Guitar Lessons

We offer acoustic, electric, and bass guitar lessons tailored to your interests.

Top-Rated by Families

100% satisfaction on Google from happy students and parents.

Skilled & Passionate Tutors

Our guitar tutors are experienced players who bring energy, skill, and a love for music into every lesson.

Tailored Lessons

Every lesson is adapted to your pace, goals, and style.

Local, Comfortable Studios

Held at tutor home studios in Oakden

Learning guitar builds confidence, coordination, and a genuine love for music.

Our lessons are supportive, structured, and tailored to each student’s age, goals, and musical interests.

For kids, it means staying engaged, building rhythm and technique, and steady progress.

For adults, it means learning songs you enjoy at your own pace in a judgment-free space.

What students gain

• 🎸Solid Playing Foundations • • 🧠 Better Focus & Consistency •

• 🎯Clear Weekly Direction • • 😄 Enjoyable, Confidence-Building Lessons •

Not sure where to begin?

Play Guitar Your Way

Whether you’re into acoustic, electric, or bass guitar, we shape each lesson around your style, experience, and goals — so you can learn the way that suits you best.

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Acoustic Path

Expressive & Grounded

For those who love the raw, unplugged sound. Focuses on fingerstyle, strumming patterns, chord progressions, and songwriting across folk, indie, and pop genres.

Best for: Beginners, singer-songwriters, and anyone wanting a strong acoustic foundation.

🌱 Getting Started.

Electric Path

Bold, Dynamic & Versatile

Covers rhythm and lead techniques, effects, riff building, and soloing. Learn styles from rock to blues to funk with tailored guidance for electric players.

Best for: Students who want power, expression, and genre-based creativity.

⚡ Exploring Sounds.

Bass Path

Groove-Driven & Supportive

Focuses on rhythm, timing, and locking in with the beat. Covers techniques like fingerstyle, slap, and walking bass. Build the foundation of every great band.

Best for: Confident learners or those drawn to the rhythm section and groove-based music.

🎵 Holding the Line

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Lessons for School Students

Start from scratch or build on what they already know. Our kids’ lessons focus on technique, reading music, confidence, and steady weekly progress. Everything is paced to your child’s personality and learning style.

Built for progress, fun, and confidence.

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Lessons for Adults/Myself

Whether you’re picking up the guitar for the first time or getting back into it, our lessons are relaxed, flexible, and designed around your goals — no pressure, just progress at your pace.

You are not alone: Over 40% of our students are adults.