Rock 'n Roll Fantasy Camp

The celebrities at Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp consist primarily of "headliners" and "rockstar counselors." , Roger Daltrey, and Mark Farner at Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp Past headliners have included: • Roger Daltrey (The Who) • Jerry Cantrell (Alice in Chains) • Mike Inez (Alice in Chains) • Bret Michaels (Poison) • Steven Tyler (Aerosmith) • Vince Neil (Mötley Crüe) • Nicko McBrain (Iron Maiden) • Steve Morse (Deep Purple) • Phil X == Online Masterclasses ==

At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp launched an online Masterclass program, hosted via Zoom. In less than a year, they held more than 100 classes with musicians and music industry executives ranging from Alice Cooper to Roger Daltrey, Dave Mustaine, Desmond Child, Jason Flom, and numerous others. == Rock Camp: The Movie ==

In January 2021, a documentary film on the past two and a half decades of Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp was released. The film, titled Rock Camp: The Movie follows the history of the camp, its founder, and the different artists and campers who attend. The film was directed by Doug Blush, known for his work on over 100 documentaries. In April 2021, comedian Jimmy Fallon was quoted as saying he "loved" the documentary on The Tonight Show. Rock Camp: The Movie is available to watch on Amazon Prime, Apple TV, YouTube as well as other streaming platforms. == Rock Camp: The Podcast==

In January 2024, Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp launched an official weekly podcast, called Rock Camp: The Podcast. The podcast focuses on current and past camp stories and content, with new and archival interviews featuring talent and attendees who have participated in the camp over the course of its history. The podcast is hosted by Fishof, Britt Lightning, and Tommy London, and is produced by Pantheon Podcasts. == Comedy Fantasy Camp ==

In 2023, Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp partnered with The Adam Carolla Show to launch Comedy Fantasy Camp, the first of which featured Jay Leno as headliner, alongside Adam Carolla. Attendees take classes on stand-up comedy, improv comedy, podcasting, among other comedic mediums, and perform at the Hollywood Improv in Los Angeles on the final night. == In popular culture ==

• In the episode "How I Spent My Strummer Vacation" (2002) of the television series The Simpsons, Homer Simpson attends the camp and plays with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. • The camp was featured in the episode "Ellen Unplugged" (1997), of the television series, Ellen. • The camp was the setting in "Bones", episode 19 of V series. • On "Pawn Stars" Rick 'n' Roll (TV Episode 2013), Rick Harrison fulfills his fantasy by singing with Roger Daltrey of the Who. Rick states, "I sang with Roger Daltrey. I can now die". • SNL Season 22 Episode 20 - Jeff Goldlum creates the character, Vic Ocasek, who does a spoof ad for Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp on Saturday Night Live. • A television reality series, ''Rock N' Roll Fantasy Camp'', produced by Mark Burnett Productions aired on VH1 Classic for two seasons. Rudy Sarzo, Kip Winger, Gene Simmons, Mark Hudson, Ace Frehley, Bret Michaels, Michael Anthony, Lita Ford, Lemmy Kilmister, Cory Procter, Anu Gunn, Heather Williams, Kieron Elliot and others appeared on season one of the television show. Season two featured Matt Sorum, Duff McKagen, Paul Stanley, Phil Collen, Marky Ramone and Sammy Hagar. • The Seattle comedy show Almost Live! had a 1994 skit called "Rock Star Fantasy Camp" which featured grunge band stars Dave Grohl, Kim Thayil, and Mike McCready. The skit predated the founding of the real Rock n' Roll fantasy camp by three years. ==References==