Teddy Rocks Festival is the proud winner of the UK's Best Family Festival award and has also been recognized with an H award from the Heavy Music Awards. This incredible festival, held in Blandford, Dorset, is not just about great music and entertainment – it's a powerful force in the fight against children's cancer. Since its humble beginnings in 2011 as a small gig to raise money for Teddy20, a children's cancer charity, Teddy Rocks Festival has grown exponentially, raising over half a million pounds.

The festival started with a gig organized by Tom Newton and his family at The Greyhound pub, raising £400. It has since moved to bigger venues, reaching impressive fundraising milestones: £2,500 in 2012, £6,500 and £15,000 in 2013 and 2014 respectively, and an incredible £24,000 in 2015. In 2016, Teddy Rocks Festival found a new site with a bigger capacity and raised a staggering £42,800.

Since then, the festival has continued to expand, raising £76,000 in 2017, a record-breaking £83,000 in 2018, and surpassing their goal with £107,000 in 2019. Even in the face of challenges like the Covid pandemic and Brexit, the festival persevered in 2022 and raised another £60,000 for charity. All profits from Teddy Rocks Festival directly support partner cancer charities, making a significant impact on the lives of hundreds of children.

The festival's success would not be possible without the generous and loyal support of its partners and sponsors. Teddy Rocks Festival is truly leading the fight against children's cancer, making a difference and creating unforgettable memories for attendees