NOT JUST A CONCERT

The Live Rock Performance That Teaches Resilience

Khris Glaring performing live with an electric guitar and microphone

A MESSAGE FOR MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS GROUNDED IN REAL EXPERIENCE

Khris Glaring brings a high-energy assembly built around overcoming hardship, building resilience, and making good choices.

This is not just a concert. It’s a message your students will remember long after the bell rings.

 

Khris Glaring is a touring musician who turns his own story (real struggles growing up, disconnect with family, and finding his way) into a message students actually connect with.

Instead of a lecture, students get a full-volume rock performance with a real message woven through it. The kind of assembly that keeps kids engaged from the first note and leaves them with something to think about!

 
 
Khris Glaring performing energetically on an outdoor stage with electric guitar
 

THE ASSEMBLY THAT TURNS Hard Knocks INTO HOPE that Rocks!

 

Khris Glaring and his band come to your school for a full-volume, full-production rock assembly centered on resilience and overcoming life's obstacles — the topics your students are already facing.

No lecture, no filler. Just a performance that holds their attention and a message that sticks.

Built for: Middle & high school assemblies · character education days and mental health/wellness weeks

  • Format: 60 minute set · Full band & PA provided

  • Stage Requirements: 10’ x 15’ flat space + 2 accessible electrical outlets (heavy duty power chords if needed)

  • Pricing: Contact for a quote (most assemblies fall within PTA/enrichment budgets)

 
Silhouette of Khris Glaring performing on stage with blue stage lighting

WHY SCHOOLS BOOK Khris Glaring LIVE

 
  • A message grounded in real experience (not a generic assembly script)

  • High-energy performance that keeps even reluctant students engaged

 

 

Khris Glaring Assembly Feedback

Here’s what people have to say:

 
 
Seeing our most reluctant students singing along with Khris Glaring was a pleasant surprise. But experiencing the positive shift in our students as they left the room was beautiful.
— Samuel, Youth Pastor & Assembly Host
 

 

We bring the gear, the band, the music and the message. You provide the audience.

 

(Most assemblies fit within enrichment/PTA budgets.)

Bring an assembly your students won't tune out, and a message they'll actually carry with them.