Looking for a rehearsal studio near you in Los Angeles?
These are my favorite hourly, daily, or monthly lockout rehearsal studios in LA.
Top Studios
These studios are ideal for solo songwriters and bands. Prices are approximate.
Top Hourly
- 🏴☠️ Pirate Studios (Silver Lake) - $15/hr - Cheapest studio in LA. Discounts below.
- 🎸 AMP Rehearsal (North Hollywood) - $25-40/hr - Great for bands.
- 📼 Beat Garage (North Hollywood) - $30/hr - Great vibe. Clean.
- ⛰️ Summit Studios (Pasadena) - $24 per hour - Brand new. Cheap.
Top Monthly
- 🌔 PM Rehearsal (Burbank) - $500-800/mo - Cheap and functional.
- 📼 Beat Garage (North Hollywood) - $750/mo - Great vibe. Clean.
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⌚ Hourly Rehearsal Studios in LA
Hourly rehearsal studios are plays to practice guitar, meet up with a voice coach, or jam with your band before a gig or open mic.
There are dozens of soundproofed practice rooms and recording studios in Los Angeles.
These are my favorites:
$18/hr
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Affordable rehearsal studios with backline provided. Open 24/7 and self-service. Book online and get an access code. Jam, collaborate, and get cheap access to essential rehearsal gear.
2807 W Sunset Blvd Suite 100, Los Angeles, CA 90026
$20-$50/hr
Amp Studios is an affordable hourly rehearsal space located in North Hollywood. If you’re a solo artist, you’ll pay just a few bucks for most studios during the week. All of the studios come equipped with drums, amps, and mixers. Rent or borrow extra microphone and instrument cables. There’s a delicious coffee shop inside too!
5259 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91601
$30/hr
Plug-and-play hourly studios with great vibes in North Hollywood. Four separate band rehearsal studios. Some studios have photo and video backdrops as well. High ceilings, ample sound proofing and clean rock-ready gear.
6860 Farmdale Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91605
$15-35/hr
Cage Riot Studios is a 24/7 self-service rehearsal and recording studio complex in Mid-Wilshire. It’s an extension of Cage Riot’s distribution and label services. Raised stage, lighting rig, and GoPro cameras to film your set. Set up like a real venue.
5013 San Vicente Blvd A, Los Angeles, CA 90019
$17-$25/hr
Owned and operated by musicians with a focus on accessibility, these Eastside studios are bare bones but won't break the bank. Equipped with drums, guitar amps, and bass amps, every room is ready to rock. However, walk-ins aren't welcome, so be sure to book in advance with a reservation.
2619 E Cesar E Chavez Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90033
$20-$30/hr
LA Rehearsal and Recording is a rehearsal studio in Hollywood, CA. Great for bands and small songwriter-type acts. Having something in Hollywood so cheap is unheard of. Crank it up to 11 at LA Rehearsal.
5327 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90029
$15-45/hr
Six fully-equipped rehearsal rooms with new, well-tuned gear and stage monitors for the whole band. Sound paneling on all the walls so you can get as loud as you want. Great for small and mid-size bands who want to spread out a bit more and not break the bank. Solo artists get big discounts.
7143 Baird Avenue, Reseda, California 91335
$20-$25/hr
This Burbank rehearsal studio has eight studios to choose from and each studio has high-quality sound systems and backline equipment. Although it is not a 24/7 access facility, it is very convenient for those living in the Valley.
156 W Providencia Ave, Burbank, CA
$15-$30/hr
Summit Studios Pasadena is one of the nicest, cleanest, and most affordable rehearsal studios in all of Los Angeles. Perfect for solo artists or bands. Beautiful rooms at rock-bottom prices. Fill out their online form at least 24 hours in advance to book.
2016 Lincoln Ave., Pasadena, CA 91103
$20-$40/hr
Snaggletooth Studios is a clean hourly studio with brand new equipment in North Hollywood. The staff are friendly and helpful, and they can even assist with setting up. Their spaces feel like a real stage. Other rehearsal spaces are usually just a room with maybe a drum riser at the back.
5716 Cahuenga Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91601
🗓️ Monthly Rehearsal Studios and Lockouts
If your band rehearses more than just a few times per month, an hourly studio probably won’t cut it.
A monthly lockout studio is dedicated practice space that’s always available.
Most of these studios offer unlimited access. Practice until 3AM and fall asleep on the drum riser.
Expect to pay between $500 to $1,000 per month for a 24/7 rehearsal room in LA. Most monthly rehearsal studios don’t come with any equipment and are just an empty room.
$500-$800/mo
Monthly rehearsal studios for serious and professional musicians looking for a long-term space. Secure facility with 24/7 access and easy load-in parking lot and spotless bathrooms. Call for availability.
6115 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91606
$750/mo
Affordable month-to-month long-term lockouts for producers and bands. Strict rules on the placement of drum kits and PAs to reduce noise for all musicians. Ethernet and double-wall soundproofing. Some studios come with a window view. There’s a waitlist.
6860 Farmdale Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91605
$600-$1,300/mo
Third Encore is where music's biggest stars stop first. Their big rehearsal studios have great acoustics and are ideal for fine-tuning your performance before tour.
10917 Vanowen St., North Hollywood, CA 91605
$700-$900/mo
Clean, new rehearsal facility with soundproofing for every room. Tons of parking and easy load-in on the west side. Dedicated power circuits for each room and WiFi included. In business for 15+ years
4935 McConnell Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90066
$3,000/mo
Nightingale Studios in Burbank offers hourly, daily, and monthly rehearsal studio rentals. They have eight studios with high-quality sound systems and backline equipment. Studio prices range from $22/hr to $65/hr. They also offer monthly lockout studios with a waiting list and prices starting at a few thousand dollars per month.
156 W Providencia Ave, Burbank, CA
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Sound-padded, acoustically tuned, and available 24/7 for use as a practice room, recording studio, art studio, photography studio, or private creative office space. Dozens of locations around USA.
302 E Anaheim St., Long Beach, CA 90813
$300-$1,000/mo
ABC Rehearsals is the granddaddy of rehearsal studios and monthly lockouts. Hundreds of rooms are available to rent in North Hollywood and Silver Lake. Over 30 years in business.
2575 N San Fernando Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90065
$500-$1,500/mo
In addition to hourly rehearsal rentals, Snaggletooth also offers about 20 small, medium, and large monthly rehearsal and production lockouts. Ideal for bands looking for permanent rehearsal space and gear storage. Dedicated power and internet hookups in each room. Some artists also record here.
5716 Cahuenga Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91601
🎓 Teaching Rehearsal Studios
Do you have piano students, vocal students, or need a room to practice your band and orchestra instrument?
These studios are designed for teachers, soloists, and those not rehearsing for a live concert.
Hourly Rehearsal Studios
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$25/hr
Practice, rehearse, teach, record, or perform music, all under one roof. Each room comes equipped with a piano. Serves the music community in the South Bay and Long Beach areas. Daily, weekly, and monthly passes available.
25332 Narbonne Ave Suite #150, Lomita, CA 90717
$195/mo
Looking for a place to practice percussion and drums in Southern California? Cal Perc-LA offers percussion practice rooms stocked with high-quality instruments for a low monthly subscription fee.
2907 Glenview Ave., Unit A Los Angeles, CA 90039
$30/hr
Tiffany Music Academy in Los Angeles offers hourly practice room rentals for various instruments and voice rehearsals. Reduced rates are available for booking at least 4 hours at a time, and the rooms are equipped with instruments such as Yamaha keyboards, P Bass, and Fender acoustic guitars.
3272 Motor Ave., Unit D, Los Angeles, CA 90034
FAQs About Renting a Rehearsal Studio
How do I find a rehearsal space in Los Angeles?
You’re reading a great resource already!
But you should check with other musicians who are gigging regularly. Go to shows and ask where other bands like to rehearse. Watch out for flyers in the lobby of other rehearsal spaces or studios.
I also recommend checking out sites like Peerspace. You’ll be able to search dozens of other listings that may not have their own website or booking page.
How much does it cost to rent a rehearsal space in Los Angeles?
Expect to pay around $20-30 per hour for a basic rehearsal space and $50 per hour for a nicer spot. You can go all day at places for about $200.
Monthly lockouts are about $2,500 to $3,000 per month.
In contrast, ADR and voiceover studios can cost over $300 per hour, while recording studios are approximately $50 per hour, and podcast studios cost around $100 per hour.
Are there cancellation fees for rehearsal studios?
Some rehearsal studios in Los Angeles charge a cancellation fee. Rehearsal studios that can be booked online, like Pirate Studios, typically require at least 4 hours' notice to avoid a penalty for canceling. If you cancel within 48 hours of the booking date, you can get a full refund as in-studio credit. Canceling with more notice can yield a cash refund.
Most LA rehearsal studios can be booked in-person on the same day and don't require advance booking. This means that they don't have a cancellation policy. Studios like this include Amp Studios and Summit Studios.
What’s the difference between rehearsal spaces and recording studios?
Rehearsal spaces are places where you can practice and rehearse music. They usually have soundproofing and basic equipment like amps and drums, as well as speakers and monitors for adjusting your live show mix.
Rehearsal facilities usually have several rooms located next to each other. They are usually a bit noisier and more basic than recording studios.
Recording studios are where you can record songs at a professional quality, often with the help of an engineer or producer.
Recording studios have better equipment and technology than rehearsal spaces, including nicer microphones, guitars, and soundproofing. Many production schools and colleges around Los Angeles even have recording studios on campus for students to use for free.
Rehearsal studios aim to make you feel like you're playing on stage. Recording studios aim to make great recordings using high-quality equipment and soundproofing.
What should I consider when choosing a location for my rehearsal space?
Consider the location of the rehearsal space in relation to where band members live, and also the proximity to gig venues.
Also, consider the noise level of the area and if the location is safe.
If you're a pop artist trying to rehearse some dance moves too, consider a dedicated dance studio or a rehearsal room with enough space to move your legs.
What should I do if the space is too loud?
If the rehearsal space is too noisy, you can ask the landlord or manager of the space if you can add soundproofing panels. If not, you may need to consider finding a different space.
I can’t emphasize how important sound panels and soundproofing are to a good long-term rehearsal rental.
Can I rent a rehearsal space for longer than a month?
Yes, some rehearsal spaces offer long-term rentals for several months or up to a year.
This can be a great option if you're planning a long tour or need a consistent space to work.
Typically, contracts for long-term rentals require an annual lease. You’ll unlikely find a month-to-month contract that lets you leave whenever you want.
What equipment is typically provided in a rehearsal space?
Most hourly rehearsal spaces provide basic equipment like drum kits, amps, and PA systems, but it's always a good idea to check with the space before booking to ensure they have everything you need.
Monthly or long-term rentals rarely come with gear.
Most spaces allow you to bring your instruments and equipment.
Are there any rehearsal spaces that offer recording services?
Yes, some rehearsal spaces also offer recording services, either on-site or at a separate location. However, this isn’t very common.
Most rehearsal spaces don’t offer recording services of any kind. If you want to record in a rehearsal room, you’ll need to get creative. Bring your recording interface, microphones, and gear to record.
How do I book a rehearsal space?
Most rehearsal spaces have online booking systems where you can reserve and pay for a room in advance.
Some may require a deposit or a credit card to hold the reservation. Make sure to read the cancellation policy carefully before booking. It’s not uncommon to not be able to cancel within 24 hours of the start time.