Name: Todstock 2010
Start: 2010-08-07
End: 2010-08-08
Location: Centre Vale Park, Todmorden, Lancashire

Todstock 2010

Saturday 7th to Sunday 8th August 2010
Centre Vale Park, Todmorden, Lancashire, England MAP
FREE

Last updated: Fri 11th Dec 2015

Todstock is a FREE two day event taking place on Saturday 7th (12-9pm) and Sunday 8th August (12-6pm) at Centre Vale Park, Todmorden, Lancashire.

Line-up

Few artists have yet been announced, but the emphasis is firmly on local talent, with one or two named artists. The breakdown is as follows:

Main Stage: This is run by local venue Jack's House and will feature a wide variety of musical styles - from indie pop to blues. Expect lots of local heroes!

Main Dance Tent: Club Plush promoter Tim Owen has filled the Saturday with a fantastic lineup of House DJs, including a very special headliner from the number 1 club in the world, Sankeys in Manchester. On the Sunday afternoon, things are more chilled with everything from disco to retro and a headline act that is legendary in the North of England.

Reggae Tent: This will be run by Axis sound systems. Hear original roots reggae as it was played back in the day in Kingston - perfect for a sunny afternoon. They'll also be bringing some dubstep into the mix courtesy of the POWAH collective.

The Hard Dance Tent: populated by Anonymous Sounds. Anonymous are famous for their free festivals in the surrounding hills. Expect breaks, darkcore, and local psytrance group Psybase will be bringing psychedelic soundscapes and trance anthems to their own little tent.

Acoustic Tent: run by the Hole Note acoustic club expect a selection of artists.

On site

Kids Activity Tent, Market Stalls, Food Vans and Bouncy Slides.

Tickets

Free entry. Donations Collected for local Charities.

Todstock is a FREE ENTRY 2 day festival aimed at showcasing the best in local talent from the region. With 6 stages and lots of activities for the entire family, this daytime festival will provide something for everyone. Donations will be collected on entry for local charities - A suggested donation of £5 gets you a programme, wristband and £2 discount to official club after party, taking place in the town once the park closes at 9pm on the Saturday.

Charity

Festival organisers want to raise money for local charities, distributed with the help of the Upper Calder Charities Assist organisation - A suggested donation of £5 gets you a programme, wristband and £2 off the entry to the official afterparty, taking place at the Venue Nightclub, just down the road. When the Festival finishes at 9pm on the Saturday - go to the club and party until the dawn.

Accommodation

This event does not have camping but there are a number of hotels, hostels and guest houses in the area.

More information will be here when available.