Doctor Noize & The Band

The Doc's a Stanford-educated father, chart-topping musician, commissioned composer for stage and screen, author, award-winning teacher, speaker, studio owner and humorist. Doctor Noize ignites imaginations with vibrant songs, engaging workshops, and interactive performances, sparking joy for children and anyone who likes to have fun. Featuring strong male, female, and diverse characters with contrasting and collaborating perspectives, his work is for everyone.

Mission Statement: Doctor Noize inspires creativity, curiosity and character through music, art, and words.

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The Tracks Before Us

Read the story of Levi Randolph’s single the Doc produced and how his grandpa walked straight out of cancer rehab to lift the track with his violin.

Ode To Sidney Grace

Here’s the story behind Ode To Sidney Grace, a heartfelt song and video 18 years in the making chronicling the life of Doctor Noize's oldest daughter!

Diversity & The Doc

The June Noizeletter has a simple thought: Diversity is what is invigorating and enriching the Doc's life and career experience. Here's a shout-out to the people who've colored his creative life this year.

Wyoming Workshops!

Hear two new Doctor Noize Workshop Songs written by Cheyenne students at the Laramie County Library in Wyoming: Animals Rock! by Grades 6 & Under, and Cold, Dark Days by grades 7-12! Rock on, kids!

May Noizeletter

The Doc released a multigenerational multimedia short film soundtrack NOT for kids but in collaboration WITH his college-age kids, 2025 Alive.

  • Time to put some new life into your kids music library.  Phineas McBoof Crashes the Symphony is a full-length, two-act musical about the symphony, friendship, and purpose, for adventurers of all ages.

    - Jennifer

  • This is AWESOME. So entertaining and hip. I especially remember the love duet – maybe it was about action verbs. Wonderful for all ages.

    - Roberta Piket

  • As original as children’s entertainment gets…  The dialogue and interplay between the characters is charming and funny.  The story… also teaches listeners about the instruments.

    - Jeff Bogle