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Camp Freddy is a rock supergroup known for its rotating lineup featuring some of the biggest names in rock. Core members included Donovan Leitch Jr., Billy Morrison, Dave Navarro, Matt Sorum, and Chris Chaney, with a rotating cast of guest stars like Slash, Lemmy, Lana Del Rey, Chester Bennington, and Tom Morello. While the group never released a full studio album, their music appeared on soundtracks and special singles. Live residencies at The Roxy in Los Angeles helped cement Camp Freddy as a go-to live experience for fans seeking high-energy collaborations. Here’s what you need to know about the band, its discography highlights, and the current status of Camp Freddy-related projects.

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Today, Camp Freddy is closely associated with the Royal Machines era, which picked up after the group rebranded in 2014. As of 2025, there are no confirmed Camp Freddy or Royal Machines tour dates, with the most recent activity documented in 2017. If you’re looking to catch the vibe of Camp Freddy’s legacy, keep an eye on official channels for any surprise appearances or special-event bookings. We’ve got you covered for updates and tickets to related performances where available.

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Quick Facts About Camp Freddy

  • Core members included Donovan Leitch Jr., Billy Morrison, Dave Navarro, Matt Sorum, and Chris Chaney, with a rotating roster of guest stars (Slash, Lemmy, Lana Del Rey, Chester Bennington, Tom Morello, and many others).
  • No full Camp Freddy studio album was released; material mainly appeared as singles on media soundtracks, most notably Surrender (Cheap Trick cover) and Twentieth Century Boy (T. Rex cover) on the Employee of the Month soundtrack (2006). A Christmas single, Merry Xmas Everybody (Slade cover), followed in 2008.
  • Live residencies at The Roxy (Los Angeles) occurred in December 2012 and December 2013; the last Camp Freddy show was December 31, 2013, after which the group rebranded as Royal Machines in 2014. Ozzy Osbourne and other guests joined Royal Machines on later shows, signaling the end of Camp Freddy as a named entity. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Freddy))
  • Official material and pages include campfreddy.net (listed as Camp Freddy’s site) and Royal Machines’ public activity; social-media footprints are linked to the Royal Machines era and related press coverage. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Freddy))

The hits

Top Camp Freddy Songs

  • Merry Xmas Everybody
    2008 · Did not chart
  • Surrender
    2006 · Did not chart
  • Twentieth Century Boy
    2006 · Did not chart

Today, Camp Freddy is closely associated with the Royal Machines era, which picked up after the group rebranded in 2014. As of 2025, there are no confirmed Camp Freddy or Royal Machines tour dates, with the most recent activity documented in 2017. If you’re looking to catch the vibe of Camp Freddy’s legacy, keep an eye on official channels for any surprise appearances or special-event bookings. We’ve got you covered for updates and tickets to related performances where available.

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