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Raver Tots is back in Reading: Featuring Headliners So Solid Crew, Artful Dodger and General Levy

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Monday, June 16, 2025 6:09 am
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Taking place on Sunday, July 20th, the event promising music, fun and entertainment for all ages.

The family-friendly day out will see dancing and entertainment for all ages, with a huge line-up of performances from So Solid Crew featuring Romeo and Lisa Maffia, Heartless Crew, Artful Dodger, DJ Luck and MC Neat, General Levy, Matt Jam Lamont & The Wideboys (Kisstory Superset) Charlotte Devaney, Millz, Leanne Louise, Maaddy V, Nicky Blackmarket, and many more, complete with confetti canons and that signature Raver Tots fun energy.

There will be free funfair rides, inflatables, games, arts and crafts with Scola and Lyra, face painting and glitter art, state of the art Raver Tots production and special effects show, as well as street food and a fully licensed bar for the grown-ups.

Saoirse Holland, Raver Tots Director, said: “We’re so excited to be coming to Reading in July. We’ve pulled out all the stops to create an incredible experience for families this summer – packed with music, energy and fun. Last year, every event sold out in record time, and we’re expecting even bigger demand this year, so if you are coming, early purchase is strongly advised.”

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Date: Sunday 20th July

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Time: 1pm – 6pm

Location: Prospect Park, Liebenrood Road, Reading, RG30 2ND

Tickets: From £5 for babies, £25 for children, and £35 for adults

For ticket information, visit: https://www.ravertots.co.uk/event/raver-tots-outdoor-festival-reading-2025/

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