ROCK N’ ROLL FANTASY CAMP TO FEATURE TONY IOMMI, ZAKK WYLDE , STEVE VAI AND OTHERS

TonyIommiZakkWyldeSteveVai640 The Rock N’ Roll Fantasy Camp is returning for its 20th year and what a lineup of rock legends are ready to share the skills with the campers. Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi, Black Label Society leader Zakk Wylde and guitarist extraordinaire Steve Vai lead the initial list of confirmed participants, joining Gov’t Mule and Allman Brothers Band favorite Warren Haynes and Emerson Lake and Palmer drummer Carl Palmer.

The 20th anniversary celebration of Rock N’ Roll Fantasy Camp will take place in Los Angeles on President’s Day/Grammy weekend — February 11th-14th. In addition to meeting the rock legends, the campers will also have a chance to take the stage with their bands at the legendary Whisky-a-Go-Go on the Sunset Strip.

“I’ve really enjoyed working with the students at Coventry University and the ‘Guitar Star’ contestants in England, so I’m looking forward to meeting some more enthusiastic players at the Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp in Hollywood,” said Iommi.

“As we approach the 20th Anniversary of Rock N’ Roll Fantasy Camp, we continue to fulfill people’s musical dreams, from beginners to advanced players,” said David Fishof, founder and creator of Rock N’ Roll Fantasy Camp. “This camp will be a true once-in- a-lifetime experience for any music fan.”

Participants will be placed in bands with like minded people and skill level and will receive guidance from rock star counselors like Vinny Appice, Rudy Sarzo, Tracii Guns, Vic Johnson, Frankie Banali, Bjorn Englen, Kane Roberts, Teddy Andreadis and Brian Tichy.

To get additional details on the February 2016 Rock N’ Roll Fantasy camp, please click here.

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  • Doug on

    Man, talk about intimidating. Campers, be on your toes, you’ll be in the company of greatness.


  • James K. on

    It would be so cool to do something like this but also very intimidating. I’d be so nervous playing guitar in front of those guys, especially Steve Vai.


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