Camp Electric, an annual music and faith camp for teens held at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, has announced the return of its fourth annual Rock the Camp contest, offering aspiring musicians the chance to perform at a Nashville concert next summer. More Local Living News
Powered by Fender, the contest invites artists to submit performance videos for a chance to win an opening slot for Dove Award-winning Christian hip-hop artist KB at a Nashville show in summer 2027. The grand prize winner will also receive a Fender 75th Anniversary electric guitar.
Video submissions are open through November 6, 2026, with public voting November 2–15. Fans can vote once per day using their email address to help determine the top five finalists.
A panel of music industry professionals will select the grand prize winner from the five finalists. Judges include award-winning producer and songwriter Tommee Profitt, Christian recording artist Colton Dixon, alt-pop artist bodie, Christian singer-songwriter Terrian and Charles Van Dyke, vice president of promotion and partnerships at Provident/Sony Music.
Previous Rock the Camp winners have gone on to pursue professional music careers, including 2019 winner Joseph O’Brien, who later signed with Gotee Records.
Rock the Camp supports Camp Electric’s mission to encourage young musicians to develop their talents through music and faith.
Camp Electric will return to MTSU June 27–July 1, 2027, for students ages 13–19. The artist and instructor lineup will be announced later.
Artists interested in entering the contest can submit a performance video at campelectric.com.
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