Teddy Rocks Festival returns to Dorset this weekend with hopes of raising a record amount.
The charity music festival takes place from Friday 1 until Sunday 3 May 2026 at Charisworth Farm near Blandford, with organisers saying weekend tickets are now close to selling out.
Headline acts include S Club, Boys Life, and The Hoosiers.
Now marking 10 years in the field, Teddy Rocks raises money for children with cancer, with 100% of profits going to the charities it works with.
Festival organiser Tom Newton said: “Weekend tickets for the festival are really close to selling out,” adding that capacity has been expanded following last year’s sold out weekend.
This year’s programme includes DJ school sessions, vocal workshops, meet and greets with Teddy20’s Mr Bear, action and movie heroes, inflatables, mud kitchens, funfair rides and bumper cars.
Family entertainment will include Popkids, Slay Duggee and Heavysaurus, while the music line-up features Elvana, The Hoosiers, Symphonic Ibiza and Viva La Vida across multiple stages.
Tom said Teddy Rocks is about “bringing the community together” and encouraged people to “dig deep” and support the fight against children’s cancer.
Tickets are available now at teddyrocks.co.uk.
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