Johnny Holiday is long time veteran instructor at RCX and is not only immersed in the local music scene as a guitarist, but also balances that out with a rich family life as a husband and father to two awesome daughters. Johnny got his first guitar in 1978; studied with Jeff Loven from 1984-88; attended Music Tech (now McNally Smith) from 1989-90 and graduated receiving 1990′s “Guitarist of the Year” award. Since the mid 80′s Johnny has been in many bands and spent much of that time sharpening his skills in rehearsal rooms, recording studios and stages of all sizes.  In 2007 Johnny got the gig as the guitarist for Atlantic recording artist Hericane Alice, which took Johnny around the country, sharing the stage with bands such as Warrant, LA Guns, Dokken, Lynch Mob, Winger, The Sweet, Kix, Jackyl, Skid Row, Trixter, Vince Neil and Chayse & Ovation. Johnny is also the guitarist and musical director for The Hype!

Nathan Kinney has a storied career as a songwriter, guitarist, producer, and teacher in the Twin Cities music community. He has spent years playing and touring in many bands, including Debbie Does Malice, And We Danced, Calling All Heroes, and Chasing Elroy. He also spent a couple of years as the Production Manager at Polarity Haus Media, working on many audio and visual projects for other artists in the studio. He is a graduate of McNally Smith College of Music, with a degree in audio engineering. He joined the Rock Camp family in 2011, and started a family of his own in early 2018 with the birth of his twins. Nathan’s passion for music is undeniable and contagious. He performs and coaches on guitar, bass, percussion, and piano when he’s not facilitating the camps at RCX. He relocated to the twin cities in 2004, from his hometown of Flint, Michigan.

Much in Disney Princess fashion, Faith's first words were sung, not spoken. She spent 5 years on piano, ran a karaoke business, and made the Iowa National Honor Choir before age 16. In 2012 her princess story continued in Nashville with guitar, vocal and songwriting sessions. There she wrote and recorded her first single. She recalls shaking Sheryl Crow's hand and hearing her say, "I'll be listening for your voice on the radio." Though stars in her eyes, something felt amiss..so she took a detour, moved to Florida, and attended MMI. She graduated Top Tech with a PHD in Harley-Davidson, earning the title, "The Singing Mechanic." Moonlighting in a 13pc Jazz, Blues, and Rock band in Portland, Oregon, she discovered where she had gone wrong. She was raised country on the farmlands of Iowa, but her heart belonged to Rock and Roll. In 2018 she moved to Minneapolis to create the acoustic duo, Freaky & Faith, Classic Rock Balladeers. You can follow their adventures on The Freaky & Faith Show on YouTube. She is elated the next step in her princess story is to work with you as Rock Camp's first female instructor!