Boundary Festival

Boundary Festival is an electronic music festival held in Brighton, United Kingdom. In this article, we will discuss its format, performances planned for 2025, ticket prices, location, and other useful information.

What is Boundary Festival?

Boundary Festival brings together music lovers from all over the world, with its first edition taking place in 2016. It features performances in the genres of Drum & Bass, Jungle, Garage, Grime and UK Rap. The updated design of the venue provides more space to accommodate more visitors.

The festival venue has exclusive VIP areas with premium amenities and performances by special guests.

The relaxation areas include interactive art installations.

Only those over the age of 18 can attend the festival. It is important to have identification confirming your age with you.

What makes this festival unique is its integration with the surrounding environment. The organisers are planning hidden stages, forest glades and unexpected soundscapes.

Boundary Festival line-up

The Boundary Festival 2025 programme is expected to be quite packed. A number of well-known artists will be participating in the event, such as:

• Andy C.
• Shy FX.
• Camo & Krooked.
• D Double E.
• Badger.

The headliners for Boundary Brighton 2025 include Giggs, High Contrast, and D Double E.

Let's take a closer look at the stars of this music event.

Giggs is a British rap superstar, MOBO Award winner, platinum record seller, and has collaborated with Drake.

Andy C is another well-known bass music artist.

Shy FX performs in the jungle and drum & bass genres, is a producer, and has collaborated with Dizzee Rascal, Kano, and Chase & Status.

Badger is a popular artist in the garage style genre.

D Double E is a talented musician who performs in the grime genre.

High Contrast became famous in the D&B genre and has been working in this direction for more than two decades.

Girls Don't Sync performs garage songs.

Bakey is one of the most famous musicians in the UKG genre.

The festival will take place on four stages organised by Supercharged, Patterns, Southpoint, Volks and ROX.

In addition to music concerts, visual installations, relaxation areas and other activities are planned.

Boundary Festival Location

The Boundary Festival will take place in Brighton's Stanmer Park. This is a large public park located on the border of Brighton and Hove, which is a nature reserve. It is located in the South Downs National Park.

The grounds include Stanmer House, Stanmer Village and Stanmer Temple. Other attractions include a restored walled garden, a food and plant market, cafés and other facilities.

The festival site address is Stanmer Park Rd, Stanmer, Brighton BN1 9PY.

Boundary Festival Map

The map will help you find your way around the festival locations. It clearly shows the location of the stages, entrance and rest areas. Use the map for navigation.

How to get to Boundary Festival?

There are various ways to get to Boundary Festival: by train, bus or car.

By train

The nearest railway station to the festival site is Fulmer.

By bus

Buses running towards the festival site depart from Old Steine Brighton. Numbers 25, 25X, 28, 29, 78. You can also use the free shuttle bus that runs from the park to Brighton Old Stane.

By car

Stanmer Park can be reached by car via the A27 motorway.

Parking

There are several parking areas near the festival site. One of them is located at the Your Parking Space Preston Park Hotel Car Park.

You can also park your car at:

• Car Park.
• Patchway Car Park.
• Chalk Hill Car Park.
• Stanmer Park.

Another possible parking option is Amex, next to the football stadium of the same name.

Parking in this area costs from £4.50 per day. Hourly rates are also available, at approximately £1.10 per hour. It is recommended to book a parking space in advance. Monthly passes are available from £75, but this is unlikely to be relevant for people visiting Stanmer Park solely for the purpose of attending the festival.

Information for visitors

Before travelling to the festival, it is worth studying the information for visitors to find out where to stay and eat.

Food and drinks

Boundary Brighton offers visitors a variety of food and drink options. These are mainly classic festival dishes, such as roast potatoes, fresh burgers, Greek street food, noodles, pasta with cheese, and grilled dishes.

There will be bars selling soft drinks, cider, wine, and beer at the event.

Dates

In 2025, the festival will take place on 26 and 27 September, with an impressive line-up of performers expected.

Tickets

The cost of one-day tickets for the festival ranges from £42.75 to £80.

A weekend ticket can be purchased for £90-£150.

VIP tickets range from £150 to £250 and include additional amenities such as separate areas and enhanced service.

Early booking prices are usually lower. Ticket prices include VAT, booking fees and a £1.50 order processing fee.

Where to stay

There are several good hotels within easy reach of the festival site where you can stay during the festival:

1. Brighton By Guesthouse
2. Red Brighton Blue
3. The Twenty One
4. Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront
5. Maldron Hotel Brighton City Centre
6. The Grand Brighton

Rooms can be booked for an average of £338 per night.

There are also plenty of places to eat near the park:

Kindling Restaurant offers a steakhouse menu.

A Taste of Sahara is a restaurant specialising in Lebanese and African cuisine.

The Bath Arms is a bar offering English cuisine.

The Pizza Station is a cosy pizzeria.

Haylea's Cafe is a small café serving British cuisine.

Circa Deli is another café where visitors can enjoy English cuisine.

George and Anne's Fish and Chips is a café serving fish dishes and chips.

The Station Hotel Pub and Kitchen is a bar serving British cuisine.

Contact details and postcode

Email address: [email protected]

Postcode: BN1 9PY.

Venue: Stanmer Park, Falmer, Brighton.

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