Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy Camp is bringing in your all time favorite rock stars for a special summer edition of Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy Camp featuring Brad Whitford (AEROSMITH), Warren DeMartini (RATT), George Lynch (DOKKEN), Stephen Perkins (JANE'S ADDICTION), and Stu Hamm. Special guests are set to participate in master classes and jam with campers. This camp will take place in Las Vegas on Thursday, July 31 to Sunday, August 3. In this four-day summer Fantasy Camp, you will be placed in a band with your rock star counselor and work side by side with the greatest rockers. During the camp, Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy Camp's rock star counselors including Rudy Sarzo (QUIET RIOT, OZZY OSBOURNE), Vinny Appice (DIO, BLACK SABBATH) and Teddy Andreadis (GUNS N' ROSES) will mentor campers to finely tune musical abilities, help you stage presence, rock star stances, participate in question-and-answer sessions, and will also share inside stories about their time on the road with your favorite stars. The four-day camp will culminate with two nights of performances with rock star counselors at House Of Blues inside Crossroads on The Courtyard Stage at the Mandalay Bay Resort And Casino. Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy Camp is also simultaneously hosting a once-in-a-lifetime event: Songwriting Camp with Jack Tempchin (EAGLES) and Joe Vitale (JOE WALSH, CSN). Songwriting Camp will take place at the same time as the summer edition Fantasy Camp, July 31 to August 3. Participants will indulge in the creative side of songwriting with lyrics, melody, versus and chorus, learn the ins and outs of publishing and protecting your material, and how to pitch songs to artists. Participants in the Songwriting Camp will get to meet all special guests and counselors throughout the camp, attend master classes, and get the option to perform their written song live on stage at House Of Blues. This package includes all the same guests as the summer Fantasy Camp, but with a personalized songwriting experience. For more information, go to this location.
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