Lexi Campion is our passionate Assistant Music Director, drum teacher, and gifted multi-instrumentalist instructor at School of Rock Princeton, serving students from Lawrenceville and surrounding areas in Mercer County. Lexi brings a wealth of musical experience to her teaching, having played drums since the age of nine and performing in numerous bands and ensembles. She holds a degree in music industry with minors in business administration and marketing from Drexel University, which allows her to provide well-rounded instruction that combines musical expertise with industry knowledge. Lexi also plays guitar and sings in the Philadelphia-based band Grayling, signed to 6131 Records.  Lexi's dedication to music and ability to connect with students make her a valuable asset to the School of Rock Princeton community. She directs the Pride, AC/DC, and Three Cheers Album summer shows and summer music camp.   

1. Who or what is your single biggest source of inspiration? 

Growing up, my mom had The Police, Madonna, and Earth, Wind & Fire on constantly. My mom rules and I’m still heavily influenced by the music she loves. Otherwise, I am always inspired by my students. I push myself to continue to learn and improve as a drummer so that I can be a better teacher for them. 

2. What famous musician, dead or alive, would you like to have dinner with? 

It’s a toss-up between Beyonce, Hayley Williams, and Courtney Love. 

3. What is your favorite brand to work with and why? 

I recently got a K Custom ride that I’ve wanted forever and I’m obsessed. 

4. What is your favorite line from a song? 

Anything from "This Must Be the Place." 

5. What is the best live music performance you have seen?

 I saw St. Vincent’s Masseduction tour at the Electric Factory and it blew my mind. 

6. What three words do you think of when you think of School of Rock Princeton? 

Community, Talent, Noise 

7. What do you hope your students will take away from your lessons, show, summer camp? 

I hope that my students leave their summer camps, lessons, and shows with a sense of accomplishment and confidence that they will carry with them in their daily lives.