Let's Rock Exeter

Let’s Rock is a family-friendly retro festival featuring iconic artists from the 80s and 90s such as Soft Cell, Tony Hadley, Midge Ure, The Undertones, The Beat, The Farm, Roland Gift, Hue and Cry, Go West and Sinitta.

We're seeking friendly, approachable people to volunteer 4-hours of their time to help scan tickets and sell wristbands and raffle tickets on the day in aid of Child Bereavement UK. In return they'll be able to enjoy the rest of the festival for free! Volunteers will be fully briefed and supported both before and during the event by Child Bereavement UK staff.

I do it because I like to do things for other people, I think it's a nice thing to do, and I'm a child of 80s music, so winner winner, chicken dinner!

Diane, Festival Volunteer

Volunteers must be aged 18 or over. Children may join an adult to volunteer at this festival but they will not be registered as individual volunteers and attend at your own risk.

We encourage diversity and equality in all our volunteer roles. If you have a disability or additional need and would like to discuss this with us prior to signing up, please email: [email protected] to see how we can support you.

For more details on the event including up-to-date line up and travel information visit: letsrockexeter.com

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