PHOTOS

Dickey Betts and Jack Blades during a Q&A session	Female employees join our All Star band and form a conga line during a rendition of Hot Legs at a corporate party	Jeremy Piven rocks out with the RRFC All Star Band during a corporate party	Robin Zander of Cheap Trick jamming with a camper	Roger Daltrey and camper at a corporate camp
Roger Daltrey sings with a camper band	The Car's Elliot Easton works with campers at a corporate camp	The CEO of Behringer plays keys with our All Star Band during a corporate party	Vince Neil with a camper onstage during the final show

Making music can help businesses thrive, according to recent studies conducted by NAMM. Research shows music making has a number of key benefits that can boost performance at work. Recreational music making has been scientifically proven to reduce employee stress and depression and improve employee retention, saving companies significant money. Recent research conducted with long-term care workers also showed reduced employee turnover (18.3 percent decrease) due to the implementation of a recreational music-making program. (NAMM)