I'm in the Band

Tripp Campbell wins a chance to meet his favorite band, Iron Weasel, and is surprised to be chosen as their new guitarist. However, the situation becomes complicated when the band unexpectedly moves into his home.

Tripp, heartbroken after being dumped by Lana, writes a new song called "I Wanna Punch Stuff." He also brings a surprise guest, former roadie and MMA fighter Ernesto the Besto, to meet his band, unaware that Ernesto has a personal vendetta against Iron Weasel.

Iron Weasel faces controversy when Tripp uploads a video of their new move, the "Weasel Slap," leading to a fan being injured while attempting it. The incident threatens the group's public image and credibility.

Tripp arranges a date with his classmate Arelene, whose record producer father could help the band, but the band's new demo targeting her—titled "Annoying Arlene"—is discovered by her. The band must now retrieve the CD before it is heard by others.

Iron Weasel and Tripp attempt to create a music video, but their plans go awry when they select Tripp's school as the filming location. After being insulted, Ash resolves to leave the band and starts a new job as the school's janitor.

Arlene invites Tripp and Iron Weasel to her home, but the duo sees the visit as a chance to gain favor with her influential record-producing father.

Iron Weasel participates in a televised rock battle to prove they are superior to the current champions.

Tripp's birthday takes an unexpected turn when his mother and Iron Weasel each organize a surprise party, leading to chaos as both events occur on the same day.

The band Iron Weasel records a charity single to support Tripp's grandmother's retirement home, but they use the proceeds for a sky-diving trip instead. As a result, they are required to complete community service to make amends.

Tripp secures Iron Weasel's participation in a horror film titled "Spiders, Snakes, and Clowns," but the band members refuse to take part due to their individual fears—Burger of spiders, Derek of snakes, and Ash of clowns. Izzy attempts to persuade the director to let her join the production instead.

Ash becomes trapped in a pickle costume, Burger encounters trouble when his hand gets stuck in a vase, and Derrick assists Iron Weasel's most devoted fan.

Tripp accidentally damages Derek's motorcycle on the night that Iron Weasel's former manager visits for dinner, hoping to help the band regain their former success.

Tripp secures a concert tour for the band Iron Weasel, but the opportunity quickly spirals into chaos as the group struggles to handle the unexpected attention and demands.

During a school "Prank Week," Iron Weasel pulls an embarrassing prank on Tripp that humiliates him in front of the entire student body.

Tripp reunites with Lana and urges her to adopt a less materialistic lifestyle, leading her to cut back on extravagant spending, including canceling her regular parties and hiring Iron Weasel. In response, Derek, Burger, and Ash devise a plan to win her back by throwing a surprise party for Izzy in hopes of making Lana envious.

The former guitarist of Iron Weasel, known as "Bleed," returns to attempt a comeback with the band by challenging Tripp for his position.

Cole and Dylan Sprouse make a guest appearance on an episode of *I'm in the Band*, bringing their musical talents to the series. The band Iron Weasal is invited to perform on the S.S. Tipton, leading to a crossover event between the two shows.

Izzy gets a chance to showcase her talent when a band member loses their voice, allowing her to step in and take on the role.

Beth and Izzy look forward to career day, but Tripp is not excited about participating. Meanwhile, the magazine *Cool Awesome Wow* receives a new cover.

Tripps secures an interview for the band, but a detention threatens to derail the plans. At the same time, Beth enrolls in a self-defense class to learn how to protect herself.

The band attempts to launch a reality television series, only to discover that managing and producing it demands significantly more effort than they anticipated.

Tripp quits Iron Weasel to join their rival band, Metal Wolf, prompting Derek, Ash, and Burger to attempt to win him back with Jerry Rice's assistance.

Tripp quits Iron Weasel to join their rival band, Metal Wolf, prompting Derek, Ash, and Burger to attempt to convince him to return, with assistance from Jerry Rice.

The band is given the opportunity to design and develop their own video game based on their band, Iron Weasel.

Tripp and the band attempt to persuade influential music manager Simon Craig to represent them as clients.

The band organizes a day camp called Rocky Fantasy Camp, where children learn to play music and experience life as rock stars. When they discover that rock legend Eddie Nova's son, Junior—a reserved classical cellist—is a camper, they offer to transform him into a rock musician in exchange for the opportunity to open Eddie's upcoming tour.

The band Iron Weasel faces a creative challenge when their producer, Simon Craig, demands a new song, while also caring for his son Charles, who is both their biggest fan and an enigmatic presence that raises the band's suspicions.

The band unintentionally causes a fire that destroys Tripp's home.

The band participates in a lighthearted Mystery Theater event, unaware that the evening is part of a staged, humorous experience.

While Beth is away, the band transforms her house into a rock-themed retreat, leading to chaos and unexpected consequences.

Tripp attempts to teach Derek, Burger, and Ash a lesson about the consequences of spending money carelessly.

Trip is conflicted when his principal father forbids him from seeing his daughter or associating with the band, but he struggles to stay away from her.

The group accidentally boards the wrong flight, which crashes, leading them to agree on a strictly professional relationship moving forward. Ash takes charge in an attempt to resolve the crisis.

Tripp, Ash, and Burger sell their band van, prompting Derek to become emotionally invested in retrieving it through an elaborate medieval role-playing scheme.

Izzy decides to run for school president, navigating the challenges of campaigning, public speaking, and balancing school responsibilities. Along the way, they face competition from other students and must address the concerns of their peers. The episode explores themes of leadership, self-confidence, and the pressures of student politics.

During the school's annual prank week, a group of friends compete to see who can pull off the most impressive and hilarious prank. As the rivalry heats up, their antics escalate, testing their creativity and friendship.

The band Iron Weasel issues a challenge to its competitors to determine which group will perform at the upcoming school dance.

Iron Weasel creates a public service announcement encouraging students to stay in school, despite the fact that none of the band's original members completed their own education.

When Principal Jenkins sends a social worker to check on Tripp, the band must demonstrate that they are responsible and positive role models. Their actions during the visit could determine whether they're allowed to continue their music program.

After losing to a band of diminutive look-alikes, the group attempts to reclaim their status by proving they are still top rock stars with a clever new plan.

The band Iron Weasel is given a major opportunity, but their rivals work behind the scenes to sabotage their success.

Tripp is reunited with his archaeologist father, who has returned after a long absence, but he is soon captured, forcing Tripp to take action.