Rock tends to reward a specific EQ shape — here's a starting point built for it.
Try +2dB at 60Hz, -1dB at 500Hz, +3dB at 2.5kHz, and +2dB at 8kHz. The high-mid boost helps guitars and vocals cut through a dense mix without needing to raise the volume.
Rock mixes are typically dense with guitars, drums, and vocals competing in similar ranges, so a high-mid boost specifically targets the frequencies where lead instruments and vocals need to stand out from the rest of the band.