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| OZZY ROCKS THE HOUSE |
8-4-2008 |
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 Ozzy Osbourne was the surprise finale guest for Camp Freddy's ESPN/X-Games show on Friday at the House Of Blues in Los Angeles. The band powered through an hour and a half set that consisted of appearances by most of Alice In Chains, Royston Langdon, Naveen Andrews (from the hit TV show LOST), Billy Duffy, Mark McGrath, Lemmy from Motorhead and The Prince Of Darkness himself! See the 'Events' section for a full list of artists and songs.
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| ESPN/X-GAMES PARTY |
7-21-2008 |
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 Camp Freddy have confirmed that they will be appearing for the fourth consecutive year at the ESPN/X-Games party at The House Of Blues in Los Angeles. The band's frontman and MC, Donovan Leitch, said that the band were very excited to be included in the fun and games again this year. He promised 'a few new songs and a few friends....as always!'.
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| VIPER ROOM BENEFIT SHOW |
7-5-2008 |
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 Camp Freddy will perform on Thursday July 17th at the Viper Room Club in Los Angeles. The show is a benefit for their long-time tour manager, Scott P, who has been diagnosed with cancer. The band and the club are donating ALL proceeds to help pay for Scotts medical bills. The band will auction off a Les Paul guitar from the stage (donated by Gibson Guitars) which will be signed by every guest that evening. Tickets are a minimum donation of fifty dollars.
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| HILFIGER SESSIONS |
5-14-2008 |
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 Camp Freddy will be performing in New York on May 28th as part of the Annual Hilfiger Sessions. The event is a private, invite only affair, and takes place at Webster Hall. The band will be playing two sets during the evening - an acoustic set, followed by an electric set later in the show.
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| WEEK TWO - THE BIG ROCK SHOW |
5-10-2008 |
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 Camp Freddy continued the MAYhem at The Roxy this last Thursday with another sold out performance - the show was the second in a series of five Residency gigs that the band are playing at the legendary club in Los Angeles. This weeks show featured a drum off between Tommy Lee and Matt Sorum, and a killer version of It's So Easy, with Slash and Duff McKagan from Velvet Revolver joining Camp Freddy, along with Leah and Hayley of UK Rock favorites, McQueen.
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