The sold-out festival at Stanmer Park in Brighton saw highlight sets from K Motionz, Denis Sulta, and Sota as the sun came out to make the 2024 edition of Boundary Festival one of the most memorable yet. Boundary has announced that the 2025 edition is incoming with Loyalty Tickets now on sale from just £20.
Boundary Brighton Festival closed out the summer in spectacular fashion at Stanmer Park in Brighton on Saturday. An estimated 20,000 festival fans enjoyed a day of glorious sunshine and some huge sets from K Motionz, Wilkinson, Songer, Hedex, Denis Sulta, Joy (Anonymous), Ewan McVicar, Sota, Serum, 4AM Kru, Notion B2B Bushbaby, Eliza Rose, Flowdan and many more. Across 4 stages, Boundary Brighton delivered up-for-it crowds, incredible music and killer vibes. Loyalty tickets are now on sale for Boundary 2025, offering discounts and the best prices for early supporters, starting at just £20 + booking fee – available from: www.boundarybrighton.com.
After days of rain, the Gods of electronic music decided the Boundary lineup was so good it deserved perfect weather and, in return, the crowds flocked to Stanmer Park for what became undoubtedly one of the best electronic music festivals in the UK this year. Boundary is excited to offer Loyalty Tickets for 2025 to those who made 2024 so special. These tickets are limited and flexible payment plans are available. As a special thank you to those who attended on Saturday, anyone who purchased a full-priced ticket last year will receive a £5 discount code, bringing the price of Loyalty Tickets down to just £15.
Tickets are sure to fly out as festival fans book early to experience the best of Boundary Brighton in 2025. There were so many standout sets throughout the festival, from 4AM Kru getting the crowds bouncing early in the afternoon, all the way through to the irrepressible and inventive drum & bass grooves of K Motionz closing the Main Stage. Electronic music fans were treated to a life-affirming blend of cutting-edge house, garage, drum & bass, bass and more – from some of the fastest-rising talents through to bonafide headline artists.
Luke Ralph, Festival Co-Director said, “What an epic weekend it was. It’s always a pleasure to close out the festival season at Stanmer Park and this year, the atmosphere was incredible. We’d like to send a huge thanks to everyone who bought a ticket and helped make it one of the best yet. Also, we’d like to thank everyone involved in making Boundary happen and to Brighton & Hove Council for having us back again. We are excited for 2025 and some exciting changes that we can’t wait to reveal.”
Everyone left Stanmer Park on Saturday with a big smile on their face. This celebration of everything good about electronic music will be back in 2025 – the party continues.
