Teddy Rocks 2023 Reveals Day Splits

Teddy Rocks Festival 2023

Friday 28th to Sunday 30th April 2023
Charisworth Farm, Blandford Forum, Dorset, DT11 9AL, England MAP
adult £91.80 for 3 days with camping; £70.20 without camping

Last updated: Mon 24th Apr 2023

Teddy Rocks Festival takes place in aid of charity from Friday 28th April to Sunday 30th April 2023, at Charisworth Farm, Blandford Forum, Dorset. Teddy Rocks Festival have announced the day splits for its 2023 edition which is celebrating its 10th edition of the non-profit festival, set to be its biggest year yet.

Saturday will be headlined by the anthemic indie rock favourites Feeder, joined by Reading rockers The Amazons and 14-piece heavy bass jazz fusion outfit Dutty Moonshine Big Band. Indie folk singer-songwriter sensation Jake Bugg headlines the Ted Newton main stage on Sunday with South Yorkshire chart-topping indie fourpiece The Reytons who have just secured a Number 1 album.

Dutch pop stars Vengaboys, nineties boy band East 17, Welsh humorous hip-hop group Goldie Lookin Chain will entertain audiences with a mega pop party on the Friday. Teddy Rocks Festival will continue to raise money for children cancer charities on 28-30 April 2023, returning to Charisworth Farm, located in a stunning Dorset valley. For the full line-up, click here.

Teddy Rocks Festival gives 100% of its profits directly to charities that support children with cancer and research. Set up by Tom Newton in 2011 after he lost his 10-year-old brother Ted to a rare bone cancer called Ewings Sarcoma. It has raised over £460,000 since its inception. Starting as a gig in a pub, the family friendly festival is now a 3-day outdoor camping festival, with six stages, a funfair, shops and stalls, and a selection of gourmet food traders, and won Best Family Festival at the 2022 UK Festival Awards.

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Ted Newton was lost, aged 10, to Ewing's Sarcoma - a very rare bone cancer. Teddy Rocks Festival raises money for Teddy20, a children's cancer charity founded by Ted's brother Tom Newton and his family. Since 2011, the festival has raised over £360,000 to help the families of those affected by cancer.

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