A gem! We came in with a 40-year-old guitar my mother-in-law dug out of the basement when she…read morelearned my daughter had started guitar lessons. Angela and Jared had the guitar restrung and tuned up in an hour, and for a very reasonable price. They were both so knowledgable and offered many suggestions for local classes and clubs for my daughter. We were thrilled!

Low end, overpriced junk inventory. Disorganized store you have to shuffle through. Shockingly rude…read moreemployee. I would give zero stars if I could. This shop is clearly not in the business of making money. I would not go back even for a pack of strings if I was in a bind. Go to Ted Brown music, they are actually willing to help you and have a better selection. I honestly hope this place goes under. The entitled boomer running the place is lucky to have a brick and mortar shop in this day and age. He'd never make it outside of Richland. Just sayin...

Low key low pressure music store. The owner is very knowledgable and very helpful for answering…read more instrument and equipment questions even when it didn't pertain to a sale. This is the kind of business I want to spend money on before going to the big on line stores. I believe it is just the right thing to patronize local business.

My son has been taking lessons at Asharp for nearly 3 years. We really enjoy the group lessons and…read moreextras. It's helped him to excell and stay passionate about music. I highly recommend this music school.

Jaromy and John provide excellent instruction to both the beginner and advanced students. The…read moreclasses have brought me to the point where I can better appreciate the mathematics of music and how to play from sheet music. I always learn something new or find a means to improve on my current knowledge and understanding of the guitar in the context of each class. Thanks to A# for offering this beneficial service. I am receiving a positive return on my investment. The instructors really are the gravy that makes this potato sing.

I had to ship a guitar and Ted Brown music helped me with a box, etc. I asked how much and they…read moresaid no charge. The store is very nice and the people are great. They have many instruments to choose from and the store was very well organized. As a business owner myself, I value the personal attention they gave me. I don't live in Richland, but if you need any music items, please go to Ted Brown. You won't be disappointed. Sincerely, Roger W. Skaggs

I took my twelve string electric guitar in because some areas of the frets near the headstock were…read moredead and it was useless. I wasn't sure what the problem was, but they figured it out almost immediately. The guitar tech (maybe Bob?) took it in the back room and fixed it in about ten minutes, maybe less! While he was doing that, one of the salesmen and I were talking about unrelated items (sound issues at concerts), and he was answering my dumb questions - in other words, he was keeping me entertained with small talk. I cannot speak highly enough of those people. I don't go to their store a lot because I don't need to buy a lot anymore. But every time I do, I have no trouble getting waited on by knowledgeable and friendly people. They aren't pushy - I always have to approach them rather than them hounding me, and that's the way I like it. ~Greg

FYI------------------------…read more this is not the business number... However a really nice older lady answers.

Best performing arts instruction in the tri-cities. Quality instruction, meaningful course content…read more Safe and supportive for actors singers and musicians of all ages. So glad we found vibe music center.

From the owner: Vibe offers voice, piano, guitar and drum lessons. We also do theatre classes for acting and…read moresinging.

We were fortunate to visit with this music group pre-covid. Thr class size was just right for the…read moreamount of children/ parents per instrument. It was held at the Richland Community Center such nicely overlooks the Columbia River at Howard Amon park. We stayed on their mailing list during Covid and kind of lost interest as the government mandated everyone wear THREE MASKS if they were going to be singing together per their email. Through no fault of their own, I just couldn't justify bringing the toddlers to visit if they couldn't see my lips moving for that developmental aspect. We watch Songs For Littles at home on TV sometimes if we aren't singing and playing instruments without other's guidance. Overall, it's a great company and it was fun for both parents and children. I do give them five stars.