Leestock Music Festival

2021 line up announced so far...

Ash

Toploader

Electric Six

Lucy Spraggan

Scouting For Girls

Space

Stereo MCs

Tom Hingley

Saturday 25th May
Pixie Lott
B*Witched
Rebecca Ferguson
Alexis Kings
Rooftop Sundays
Underline The Sky
Gabby Rivers
The Assist
Tom Lumley and the Brave Liaison
Morganway


Sunday 26th May
Starsailor
The Wildhearts
Oli Barton and the Movement
Tin Pigeons
The Jellycats
Flood For The Famine
Lion O. King
DOPESICKFLY
Phoebe Austin
Stretch Soul Gang
Tom Sanderson

Skiddle guarantee that we have the lowest booking fees available for Leestock festival tickets. We are an official primary ticket outlet and all tickets are processed and dispatched by Skiddle direct to you. All our tickets are sold at face value and originate directly from the event organiser.

Event Times

11.30am - 11.00pm

When is LeeStock 2022?

LeeStock returns to Melford Hall in Suffolk on Friday 3rd - Saturday 4th June 2022.

 

Where is LeeStock?

LeeStock is located at Melford Hall in Suffolk, close to the town of Sudbury. The address is: Long Melford, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 9AA

 

How do I get to LeeStock?

By Car - Venue Address: Melford Hall, Long Melford, Suffolk, CO10 9AA

By Taxi - Local Taxi Information:

• AAA Cabs – 01787 868686 (This company donates 10% of fee to LeeStock)
• Sudbury Cab Co – 01787 373 222
• Felix – 01787 310 574
• JJ CARS – 01787 377 377
• A to B Taxis – 01787 377 333
• SJB – 01787 282888
• Sudbury Town Taxis – 01787 377 366
• Select Cars – 01787 319 700
• Fox Cars – 01787 376 385

 

By Rail - Sudbury train station is a few miles form the festival venue. It should take a round 5-10 minutes by taxi to get to Long Melford. Local rates will be very reasonable. The Sudbury train line runs from Marks Tey station, which is on the London to Norwich mainline.  Trains depart Marks Tey to Sudbury every hour. 

 

How much are LeeStock tickets?

Head to the tickets section above for the latest ticket prices'

 

Are pre-payment plan tickets available?

Payment Plan tickets are not currently available for this event.

 

What happens If I bought a ticket and cannot attend?

Unfortunately we can’t issue you with a refund if you can’t make the event due to work commitments or your mates have dropped out. In these circumstances, we advise passing on your tickets privately to avoid losing out on the money spent.

Refunds can only be offered if the event is cancelled or postponed, as agreed upon purchase.

 

Does LeeStock have onsite camping?

Yes, however there is extremely limited capacity at the dedicated camping area, so buy early to avoid missing out!

 

Does LeeStock have any age restrictions?

All ages are welcome at LeeStock, however all children must be accompanies by a paying adult. You may be asked to show photo ID.

 

Can I bring my own food and drink into LeeStock?

The festival benefits from proceeds from the bar and caterers so please spend freely. If you wish to bring your own you are welcome to do so. However, please don’t bring any of your own alcohol or any glass bottles or containers. 

Latest reviews left by Skiddle customers:

Leestock actively encourage disabled people to attend their friendly festival and make provision where they can.  The festival is held in a bumpy field so access around the site should be considered. Dedicated disabled toilets and friendly stewards will be on hand to help with any queries. 

Where a carer is required to accompany a disabled person, admission to the festival for the carer is free. Carer tickets should be purchased through our site at the time of booking. In some circumstances relevant documentation may be required on arrival at the festival to prove disability. This should be in the form of proof of eligibility for DLA, a disabled rail card or disabled parking badge.

 Venue Address

• Melford Hall 
• Long Melford 
• Suffolk 
• CO10 9AA 

Established in 2008 as a tribute to the memory of a close friend who battled against a rare disease, Leestock has found its way into the hearts of many around the country.

The idea was born to throw a festival, as a way to raise money for the Willow Foundation, the Charity aimed at improving the lives and providing hope to seriously ill young adults. A massive £30,000 was raised in the first 4 years and the figure has risen year on year.