Ok thanks Jay
Also what is your take on having a rock band instead of a choir and piano?
On one hand it does attract more younger people and people seem to enjoy it as it is more upbeat
On the other it could be compromising what church really is about, some of the younger ones may be there for the songs, not to worship 
Once at a city wide all denomination service, (my hometown has 10,000-20,000 people so its small). I saw some younger kids playing on their phones during the sermon.... I cannot be sure which church they came from, but such disrespect really annoyed me, (hence I remember it).
One of the elders of my old church had the later view
A rock band or a piano are just different ways of worshiping God, so both are fine. No two churches are the same. Deciding on which church to attend comes down to many things. I personally think praying about it is the most effective way to go about deciding. God will guide you.
I went to a non-denominational church that told me a list of things to look for in a friend or wife. The last thing on the list was, ironically, "Jesus first", so I decided to take their advice and move on.
I avoid Methodist churches due to their tendency to compromise on g*y pastors (I think pastors should be repentant of that which the Bible calls sin). I also don't like the way they switch pastors often but that's just me.
It might be helpful for you to research denominations. Baptist (not Westboro Baptist) just tend to be the people with the most consistently Biblical doctrine as far as I can tell, so I tend to seek Baptist churches first. Latterday Saints are Mormon not Christian though they claim to be, they worship a different Jesus. Unitarian or Universalist are against the trinity doctrine and believe all people go to heaven respectively, so they are un-biblical. I could go on...
I chose the church that I currently attend because I had some issues weighing on my mind, and the sermon spoke directly to my worries (and at the same time, my wife's worries too which weren't the same worries as mine).