Jake Bugg and Feeder to headline Teddy Rocks Festival 2023: How to get tickets

Feeder and Jake Bugg have been announced as headliners for next year’s Teddy Rocks Festival.

Also on the bill will be Reading rockers The Amazons and South Yorkshire indie quartet The Reytons.

The non-profit event raises money for children’s cancer charities and will take place at Charisworth Farm in Dorset from April 28 to 30, 2023.

It will also mark the 10th edition of the festival, and organisers are promising a “pop party” to remember.

Tom Newton, founder of Teddy Rocks Festival said: “It has been an absolute rollercoaster taking this festival from the back room of a pub to where it is today.

What is Teddy Rocks Festival?

The event was set up by Tom Newton in 2011 after he lost his 10-year-old brother Ted to a rare bone cancer called Ewing’s Sarcoma.

Teddy Rocks Festival gives 100 per cent of its profits directly to charities that support children with cancer and research.

The festival began in the restaurant of a pub in Dorset and raised £400, with the money used to fund the first Teddy Rocks event in 2012.

To date, the festival has raised more than £460,000 and won Best Family Festival at the 2022 UK Festival Awards.

When will Teddy Rocks Festival 2023 take place?

Teddy Rocks Festival will take place next spring, running from April 28 to 30.

Charisworth Farm in Dorset will host the three-day event.

Teddy Rocks Festival lineup

Feeder and Jake Bugg have been announced as the headliners for Teddy Rocks Festival.

The eclectic lineup also features The Amazons, The Reytons, Welsh rappers Goldie Lookin’ Chain, Dutch pop act Vengaboys and 90s favourites East 17 perform.

See the full lineup below:

How to get tickets

Tickets are on sale now and available to purchase at the Teddy Rocks Festival website.