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E1 · 23m · 3 parts

Week 1 ~ Band A

Band A performs altogether for the first time while facing the critiques of their instructors. Aidin and Ava discover the potential of their on-stage presence.

E2 · 34m · 3 parts

Week 1 ~ Band B

The instructors struggle to come up with any critiques after hearing Band B's first attempt at "I Wanna Hold Your Hand." Royse expresses his passion for guiding the younger generation through music, while stressing how essential it is in order to bring humanity together.

E3 · 25m · 3 parts

Week 2 ~ Band A

After taking on the lead-vocal, lead-guitar challenge, Aidin starts feeling the pressure. Adrenaline starts to get the best of Jack, as his drumming continues to accelerate the tempo of the song, creating a challenge.

E4 · 36m · 3 parts

Week 2 ~ Band B

To no surprise, Band B doesn't have any problems blowing their instructors away- yet Royse isn't fully satisfied. While Led Zeppelin's song is considered more technical, the band seems to be lacking more in the Beatles department.

E5 · 34m · 3 parts

Week 3 ~ Band A

It's rehearsal time once again! Band A is put to the test after reintegrating Ava back onto the stage. Aidin's inner rockstar unveils itself. Jack is told to "quit twirlin'" his drumsticks to avoid making the beat sound sluggish.

E6 · 32m · 3 parts

Week 3 ~ Band B

The band is confused about the arrangement of the song which leads to stopping rehearsal. Royse gets frustrated with the musicians for not bringing their lead sheets to the stage. Gabby redeems the band by pulling the rest of the elements together through her vocals.

E7 · 32m · 3 parts

Week 4 ~ Band A

Ava shares her struggle with stage anxiety. Aidin is angry after thinking they were going to nail the so-called "easy" song and calls out his other band members for slacking on their energy.

E8 · 38m · 3 parts

Week 4 ~ Band B

Royse explains his mixed emotions on the musicians' decision to perform this potentially problematic song. Jake is blamed for the time-keeping discrepancies in the rehearsal, creating issues for the vocalists.

E9 · 38m · 3 parts

Week 5 ~ Band A

Although their performance is improving, Band A starts to experience some dysfunctional energy in-between sets. Aidin gets a little too hyper after drinking his pre-rehearsal cup of coffee, and Jack continues to frustrate Royse by drumming throughout his instruction.

E10 · 40m · 3 parts

Week 5 ~ Band B

Swathi is impressed by Colin speaking up and taking the lead at the beginning of rehearsal. The instructors are concerned with Jake's inconsistency in the energy of his drumming. "Chop Suey" has the potential to derail what started off as a solid rehearsal.

E11 · 38m · 3 parts

Week 6 ~ Band A

Royse reveals that Band A taught him self-control, sharing that this specific group has forced him to adjust his teaching style. Marvin thinks Aidin is becoming a little too comfortable with his vocals, and attempts to reel him in.

E12 · 35m · 3 parts

Week 6 ~ Band B

The band is beginning to get too ahead of themselves throughout this final rehearsal. "Ice" reveals his slight regrets of putting Band B on a pedestal in the beginning of their workshop, expressing his concerns with their inconsistency. The pressure falls on Jake's drumming to set the correct tempo of each song.