Online Learning. Real World Jams

Meet new people and learn new skills

Online Classes

We limit the amount of people that can sign up to any one course. This is so that we can run actual classes where you can ask questions and show us what you've done, you big old smarty pants! We do this to guide you through practice because truth be told, without a weekly commitment the likelihood of people moving away from Netflix and picking up their guitar is slim. Our way of doing things puts guitar on the front page of your life every day.

This is how you get better.

You'll also get to know your class mates. We have many ways of doing that such as online hang outs, real life meet ups, WhatsApp groups, holidays, pints at a bar and spontaneous practice sessions.

It's not just an online thing. Online is where the learning takes place. The real world is where the adventure starts.

Your new Jam Buddies

The best people to hang out with are guitar players. They're the bestest of the best and now you'll have a lot of them as your besties.

We do loads of events. Holidays, bar crawls, gig nights, quizzes, movie clubs, music history tours, all of them designed to make the journey more enjoyable, more engaging and to place in your path the same adventures that were enjoyed by your musical heroes.

You’re learning online, that’s for sure-but you’ll be doing this out in the world with your new jamming buddies.

We're not actually that big, just don't tell anyone that we said that

Online doesn't mean huge. We keep our class sizes down so you get a chance to know your class mates. You'll have your tutors phone number. He'll be ready to help you with your questions during the week. We're big in the right ways and small when it comes to the personal touch and contact

We are officially amazing!

The Guitar Social holds the Guinness World RecordTM for The World's Longest Guitar lesson.

Thomas Binns, founder of The Guitar Social taught over 250 people over 24 hours (and six minutes) in an art Gallery in Canning Town. He raised over £30, 000 pound which will be spent on delivering free of charge tuition to vulnerable adults across 2019 and 2020 as well as gifting 200 guitars to people with physical disabilities, visual impairments and those suffering with ill mental health.

If you would like to donate or assist in our charity efforts, get in touch.

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Some of the celebrities who support us:

Stevie Wonder

It is really important to make music accessible to all. This ground breaking World record guitar lesson attempt is a great initiative, and is a small stepping stone on the way to enabling visually impaired people to learning an instrument. Who knows there may be another Eric Clapton or Jimi Hendrix in the bunch.

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The Guitar Social's world record breaking attempt is all about spreading the joy of Music to communities that are forgotten in the arts world. Good luck, keep doing the good work.