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UK festival guide 2025 - plan your best summer yet from Glastonbury to Boomtown

Festival season is on the horizon, so it's time to start planning your summer - check out Daily Star's comprehensive UK festival guide and grab some tickets for your best year yet

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Festival season is fast approaching and those at Daily Star are here to help you out.

Grab your pals and get booking your best summer yet - with a choice of countless festivals up and down the country, there's no excuse for a plan-free weekend as soon as the warmer weather rolls around.

Pick from iconic bucket list multi-day events such as Glastonbury, Boomtown and Creamfields, to day celebrations like City Splash, Wide Awake and Field Day, to lesser known gems including Truck, Moovin and In The Park. There's something for everyone in the Daily Star 2025 festival guide.

The UK has it covered with every genre imaginable - and whether you're a fan of two-stepping to techno, body popping to chart beats or dancing to disco all night long, we've curated a comprehensive guide to help you prepare for a fun festival-filled year.

However, one element festival-goers may need to be aware of is the new disposable vape ban that is coming in from June 1. But don't fret, ravers will still be able to take in alternative options and will be able to get their nicotine moment with nicotine pouches from brands such as Nordic Spirit.

Continue scrolling to find out which UK event best suits your squad this year...

Terminal V

Travelling up to Scotland for Terminal V will be worth the wait

When: 19-20 April

Where: Edinburgh, Scotland

What: "Two mind-blowing days with a huge techno led international lineup"

Lineup highlights: Fantasm, Jazzy, Clouds, Holy Priest, Simone, Testpress, Dyen, Vendex, Cadzow

Tickets can be purchased here.

Polygon Live LDN

Polygon will be a stellar show

When: 2-5 May

Where: Crystal Palace Park, London

What: "an immersive and multisensory 360 degree music experience"

Lineup highlights: Kiasmos (UK exclusive), Tinariwen, Max Cooper

Tickets can be purchased here

UNDER Presents Caf Mambo Ibiza

Gok Wan will be entertaining fans ready to tear up the dancefloor this May(Image: JD Williams)

When: 3 May

Where: Under the Nene Parkway Flyover, Orton Mere, Peterborough

What: Essential clubbing brand UNDER brings Caf Mambo Ibiza to its unique home beneath the bridge for one unforgettable day of house classics.

Lineup highlights: Mark Knight, Gok Wan, Brandon Block, Shades of Rhythm, Carly Carmen, Casa Vida, Dan Clare, James Chan

Very few locations in the UK can rival its distinct surroundings: a juxtaposition of concrete and industrial wasteland with the beautiful, scenic landscape of the River Nene and Nene Park off in the distance.

Grab your tickets here.

UNDER Presents Unitee

Radio 1's Charlie Tee will be hosting the event(Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images)

When: 4 May

Where: Under the Nene Parkway Flyover, Orton Mere, Peterborough

What: Vital outdoor clubbing brand UNDER is back for day two of its bank holiday weekender

Lineup highlights: Mozey, Kings Of The Rollers, Charlie Tee, Savvy B, IC3, Inja, TJAY

UNDER returns this time with a drum n bass lineup big enough to send shockwaves through the city. Dance alongside thousands of ravers at one of the UKs most original venues, hosted by Radio 1 Drum n Bass presenter, Charlie Tee and her Unitee brand.

Tickets are available from this link.

Sound City

The Royton Club will be playing for festivalgoers(Image: Joseph Raynor/ Nottingham Post)

When: 3-4 May

Where: Liverpool City Centre

What: "The dynamic music festival and pivotal event for music enthusiasts worldwide"

Lineup highlights: The Royston Club, Nieve Ella, Rianne Downey, Panic Shack, The Cheap Thrills, TTSSFU, Better Joy, The Stingrays

Buy tickets here.

Wide Awake

Get your dancing shoes on ready for Acopia at Wide Awake(Image: @acopia_/instagram)

When: 23 May

Where: Brockwell Park, London

What: An independent festival for music fans looking for something different.

Lineup highlights: Acopia, Chanel Beads, CMAT, Famous, Hello Mary, Kneecap, Luvcat, Peaches, Mermaid Chunky

You can buy tickets to this year's event here.

SMR 25

SMR takes place in May

When: Friday 23rd - 25th May

Where: The Lamex Stadium, Stevenage

What: Stevenage Football Club hands over the keys to The Lamex Stadium for an incredible three days of live music as KB Concerts presents SMR 25

Lineup highlights: Friday 23rd is a huge rock lineup with Skindred supported by Bob Vylan, Those Damn Crowes, and Snayx. Saturday 24th sees a massive pop/dance lineup topped by Ella Henderson and supported by JP Cooper, Sigala, and Eirra. Sunday 26th is a legendary indie lineup with Richard Ashcroft supported by The Zutons, The Futureheads, and Optimist.

Tickets available from here

Field Day

Crowds can't wait to hear Peggy Gou's track It Goes Like(Image: James Speakman/Manchester Evening News)

When: 24 May

Where: Brockwell Park, London

What: A festival with a a commitment to music, culture, and creativity

Lineup highlights: Peggy Gou, 4am Kru, AK Sports, Ariane V, Calaida, Chickie, Folamour

Tickets can be purchased using this link.

Love to be Street Festival

Sam Divine, Todd Terry and The Shapeshifters will all be performing(Image: MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS)

When: 25 May

Where: Forge & Effingham Road, Sheffield

What: Renowned house music brand Love to be stages a full, inner city day festival over 4 stages

Lineup highlights: Sam Divine, Barbara Tucker (Live), Todd Terry, The Shapeshifters, Adelphi Music Factory, Allister Whitehead, Victor Simonelli

Prepare for huge productions, entertainers, street food, merch stalls and more.

Get your hands on some tickets here.

Cross The Tracks

MIchael Kiwanuka is set to play on 25 May(Image: Getty Images)

When: 25 May

Where: Brockwell Park, London

What: The ultimate destination for everything jazz, funk, soul and hip-hop.

Lineup highlights: Michael Kiwanuka, Ezra Collective, Jordan Rakei, Free Nationals, Cymande, Bashy, Bilal, Skinshape, Naomi Sharon

Get some tickets for you and your pals here.

WE ARE Fstvl

We Are is one of London's most iconic festivals(Image: We Are FSTVL)

When: 25 - 27 May

Where: Central Park Dagenham, London

What: "A huge emphasis on production to create an incredible festival experience."

Lineup highlights: TBC

Buy your tickets here.

Raver Tots Festival

Take your kids along for the fun

When: Various dates from Bank Holiday Monday 26th May to Sunday 31st August 2025

Where: Locations across the UK including Kent, Barnet, Reading, Bexley, Bristol, Southend, Brighton, Hitchin and Richmond

What: The UKs favourite award-winning family-friendly festival is back for Summer 2025, and its rolling into town near you, with an eight-date tour filled with its biggest DJ line-up yet and non-stop family fun.

Lineup highlights: So Solid Crews Romeo, Lisa Maffia and Dan Da Man, plus General Levy, Artful Dodger, Matt Jam Lamont, The Wideboys, Mollie Collins, Charlotte Devaney, Nicky Blackmarket, and loads more. Hosted by MC legends Shabba, PSG, Hyperactive, and more - plus Raver Tots very own rising star DJ Big S.

Tickets can be purchased here.

City Splash

City Splash will be playing host to Tarrus Riley this summer(Image: Getty Images)

When: 26 May

Where: Brockwell Park, London

What: Festival that celebrates Caribbean and African culture in the UK and beyond; from Roots and Reggae, Dub and Dancehall, to Jungle, Garage, Afrobeats and Amapiano

Lineup highlights: Tarrus Riley, Spice, Valiant, TeeJay, The Compozers, Big Zeeks, Heartless Crew, Terminal 4

Want in on the action? Click here for 2025 tickets.

Forbidden Forest

Legendary DJ Andy C kick starts festival season at Forbidden Forest(Image: BBC/YouTube)

When: 29 May-1 June

Where: Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire

What: Weekender rave held at one of the UKs most enchanted estates

Lineup highlights: Andy C, Prospa, Sam Divine, Sota, Fisher, Camelphat, Skepta, Bru-C, Hybrid Minds

Buy your tickets using this link.

Wychwood

Scouting For Girls will be firing up the crowd for Wychwood festival(Image: SplashNews.com)

When: 30 May-1 June

Where: Cheltenham Racecourse, Gloucestershire

What: "Cheltenham's most loved music and family festival"

Lineup highlights: Shed Seven, James, Doves, Scouting For Girls, Lottery Winners, Daniel Bedingfield, Lucy Spraggan

Buy tickets here.

Mighty Hoopla

Grab your tickets for a chance to see Jade live(Image: Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)

When: 31 May-1 June

Where: Brockwell Park, London

What: "The UK's most inclusive and fabulous festival"

Lineup highlights: Ciara, Kesha, Jade, JoJo, Loreen, Erika Jayne, Booty Luv, G Flip, Girls Don't Sync, Jamelia, Lemar

Buy tickets here.

Undercurrents curated by Fish56Octogan

Fish56Octagon has been announced with more names to follow(Image: Fish56Octagon/Instagram)

When: 31 May

Where: Digbeth Arena, Birmingham

What: MADE Festival & Weird Science stage a number of festival-style summer day parties

This year in Digbeth will be kicking off with Fish56Octogan. Expect six massive shows lined up from May to September TBA.

Lineup highlights: Fish56Octogan + more TBA

What are you waiting for? Tickets can be found here.

Hampton Court Palace

Party in a palace fit for a king(Image: WireImage)

When: Throughout June

Where: Hampton Court Palace, Molesey

What: Party in a palace for a truly unforgettable experience.

Lineup highlights: Rag 'n' Bone Man, Bananarama, Chaka Khan, Elbow

Slip your glad rags on and prepare for a magical night like no other. Hampton Court Palace, former home to Henry VIII, throws its doors open to the public every summer to play host to some of the biggest names in music.

Chart-topping artists gather to play their iconic hits against the most iconic music venue in London, making Hampton Court Palace one event that you'll be thinking about for years to come.

Get your hands on some tickets here.

Meltdown

Little Simz is fronting the eleven day festival hosted in London(Image: James Veysey/REX/Shutterstock)

When: 12-22 June

Where: Southbank Centre, London

What: Little Simz's top picks

Little Simz & Chineke! Orchestra, The Streets, Lola Young, Ghetts, Jon Batiste, Sasha Keable, Yukimi

Rapper Little Simz is set to curate a boundary-breaking line-up for the eleven day festival, as well as treating party people to a performance of her own. Little Simz is assembling an outstanding line-up of artists, with more names due to be announced.

More info about the event can be found here.

Parklife

Parklife's lineup is looking insane this year

When: 14-15 June

Where: Heaton Park, Manchester

What: "The biggest music festival in the UK's metropolitan areas"

Lineup highlights: Charli XCX, Interplanetary Criminal, Confidence Man, Girls Don't Sync

What are you waiting for? Get your tickets at the link here.

Download

Donington Park plays host to Download every year(Image: Future Publishing via Getty Images)

When: 13-15 June

Where: Donnington Park

What: "The UK's biggest rock and metal festival"

Lineup highlights: Green Day, Sleep Token, Korn, Weezer, Don Broco, The Darkness

Grab yourself some tickets at the link here.

Moovin

Sugarhill Gang are due to perform at this year's event(Image: Darren Quinton/Coventry Telegraph)

When: 13-15 June

Where: Whitebottom Farm, Stockport

What: "An electrifying lineup and an unforgettable experience"

Lineup highlights: The Sugarhill Gang, Ezra Collective, Craig Charles, Derrick Carter, Graeme Park

Get your 2025 tickets at the link here.

Glastonbury

Glasto is the country's most iconic music event(Image: Getty Images)

When: 25-29 June

Where: Worthy Farm

What: "One of the world's most iconic music events"

Lineup highlights: Rod Stewart, Neil Young - more TBC

Glasto is a five day music and performing arts event held in Somerset and the world's largest greenfield music festival. With a legendary status held across the globe, Glastonbury is the ultimate bucket list event for globe-trotting festival-goers.

This year's lineup is being kept under wraps for now, but with a track record of iconic acts such as Elton John, Beyonce, Kylie Minogue, Stormzy and The Rolling Stones, 2025's roster certainly will not disappoint.

Check out ticket info for this year's event here.

Fire In Your Soul

Fire In Your Soul will be one for the books(Image: Eric Chetin)

When: Friday 4 - Sunday 6 July 2025

Where: Nature's Spectacular, Chew Valley

What: A three day lakeside experience of music, wellness and regenerative living. Whether youre here for breathwork and bio-reactive sound, climate-inspired performance or deep rest under the stars, this is more than a festival. Its a call to remember what truly matters.

Line-up highlights: (Music) Madame Gandhi, Natural Symphony, Milly On Air and more! (Wellness) SiVo Wellness, Bristol Massage Collective, Kinesiology with Layla Auer and more!

Weekend tickets 99 + booking fee here

Henley Festival

Henley Festival looks glorious(Image: Garry Jones)

When: 9 - 13 July

Where: Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire

What: The UKs only black-tie festival. Featuring a world-class music programme of pop, world, classical, folk and jazz set alongside stellar comedy, stunning art galleries and sculpture installations,

Lineup highlights: Diana Ross, McFly, Rick Astley, Matteo Bocelli, Jamie Cullum and Haienda Classical.

Find tickets for the event here.

Kisstory

Chart-topping titans DJ Luck and MC Neat performed last year

When: 26 July

Where: Blackheath, London

What: "All the very best old skool and anthems you know and love"

Lineup highlights: TBC

Although this year's lineup hasn't been announced yet, Kisstory Festival is guaranteed to be a blast. Last year fans were treated to performances from DJ Luck and MC Neat, Kyla, Fuse ODG, Baby D, Ramz and Abigail Bailey.

Purchase your tickets for this year's event here.

Uptown Festival

Boy George will be performing

When: 27th July

Where: Blackheath, London

What: The all-day party features some great 80s and 90s pop acts with lots of fun filled activities for kids and plenty of food and drink stalls, is a super day out from the City for all ages!:

Lineup highlights: Boy George & Culture Club with more to be announced.

Tickets can be purchased here: https://london.uptownfestival.co.uk/

In The Park Festival

Catfish and the Bottlemen were on last year's lineup(Image: GETTY )

When: July - TBC

Where: Exhibition Park, Newcastle

What: An eclectic selection of indie rock and dance music to satisfy your eardrums

Lineup highlights: TBC

The lineup for In The Park hasn't been announced yet, but judging by last year's setlist - which included indie juggernauts Catfish and the Bottlemen - you'd be a fool to miss it.

Buy tickets here.

Wireless

Drake will be headlining all three days(Image: WireImage)

When: 11-13 July

Where: Finsbury Park, London

What: Drake headlines all three days to celebrate the festival's 20th anniversary

Lineup highlights: Drake, PartyNextDoor, Summer Walker, Burna Boy, Vybz Kartel celebrating the festival's 20th anniversary.

Tickets for this incredible milestone event are not to be missed - get yours here.

Latitude

Latitude lovers return year after year to relive the magic(Image: In Pictures via Getty Images)

When: 24-27 July

Where: Henham Park, Suffolk

What: "Four days of music, arts, comedy and more"

Lineup highlights: Sting, Fatboy Slim, Snow Patrol, Kaiser Chiefs, Elbow

Purchase 2025 tickets here.

Truck

Truck festival has been compared to a mini Glastonbury(Image: Bekka Barnard/Daily Star)

When: 24-27 July

Where: Oxfordshire, England

What: "A four-day celebration of music with wacky entertainment and a unique community spirit"

Lineup highlights: Nothing But Thieves, Bloc Party, Franz Ferdinand, Natasha Bedingfield, Mr Motivator

Starting back in 1998, Truck is an annual festival celebrating both new and established artists with a sprinkle of quirky acts throughout the weekend. Take a break from the music and wander down to the stand-up comedy tent, or maybe you'd prefer to pass the time with a circus performance?

Whatever your scene, there's something for everyone at Truck. Grab some tickets for you and your friends here.

I went along back in 2023 and was seriously impressed - check out what I thought here.

Reggaeland

Gyptian is known for his iconic hit Hold Yuh(Image: Redferns via Getty Images)

When: 2-3 August

Where: The National Bowl, Milton Keynes

What: The biggest Reggae Festival in Europe

Lineup highlights: Gyptian, YG Marley, Capleton, Etana, Spragga Benz, Alpha Blondy, Steel Pulse, Morgan Heritage

Complete with a reggae flea market, Caribbean food village, carnival dancers and rum shacks, there's never a dull moment at this vibrant festival full of fun and flavour.

Tickets are on sale now at this link.

Jamie Jones Presents Paradise In The City

Jamie Jones will be joined by loads of huge artists on the lineup(Image: jamiejonesmusic/Instagram)

When: 2 August

Where: Boston Manor Park, London, TW8 9JU

What: Electronic music visionary Jamie Jones brings his world-renowned Paradise brand to stage its first-ever, full-scale festival in London.

Lineup highlights: Jamies Jones, East End Dubs, Fleur Shore, Hot Since 82, Manda Moor, Richy Ahmed, Seth Troxler, Vintage Culture, wAFF and many more

Expect the world-renowned Paradise party vibes over 4-stages, state-of-the-art production, and a cutting-edge house and techno sound.

Quick - get your tickets here.

Boomtown

Boomtown has to be seen to be believed

When: 6-10 August

Where: Matterley Estate, Winchester

What: An immersive experience with incredible stages and a story to follow

Lineup highlights: Hybrid Minds, Kurupt FM, Rudimental, The Blessed Madonna, Girls Don't Sync

Boomtown is like nothing you've ever experienced before. If you've never been, it's hard to describe but believe us - it's magical!

Alongside a wide range of acts ranging from psytrance to DnB, techno to disco and everything in between, festival-goers can immerse themselves as citizens of a fictional city filled with themed districts, theatre actors and interactive stages.

This year Anara Forest will be re-emerging for the first time since 2019. The former Psyforest will be transforming into a fully immersive 360 sound and visual experience for citizens to enjoy.

Be sure to secure tickets for this year's event here.

UNDER 2025 August Weekender

Charlie Tee will be performing under the bridge(Image: KHALI ACKFORD)

When: Saturday 16th - Sunday 17th August

Where: Under the Nene Parkway Flyover, Orton Mere, Peterborough PE2 7DZ

What: An epic, two-day rave under the bridge in Peterborough set amidst the scenic Nene Park. Think warehouse vibes with the added bonus of daylight, towering pillars featuring giant DJs murals, a mega soundsystem, and bass music worship for two days solid.

Saturday lineup highlights: Katy B (DJ Set), Mike Skinner (DJ Set)Ms Dynamite (Live), So Solid Crew (Live), DJ AG, Matt Jam Lamont, Dan Clare

Sunday lineup highlights: Wilkinson, A.M.C., Charlie Tee, Charlotte Haining (Live), Crossy, Nersha, Trimer, MCs Phantom and Savvy B

Find tickets: From 33 + b/f https://www.under.events/

All Points East

Raye will be headlining(Image: Getty Images)

When: 16, 22, 23,24 August

Where: Victoria Park, London

What: The perfect summer celebration in the big smoke

Lineup highlights: Chase and Status, Raye, Barry Can't Swim, The Maccabees

Tickets can be found online here.

Reading and Leeds

Catch Chappell Roan at this year's Reading and Leeds(Image: Daniel DeSlover/ZUMA Press Wire/REX/Shutterstock)

When: 21-24 August

Where: Reading and Leeds

What: A simultaneous event held across the country on bank holiday weekend

Lineup highlights: Chappell Roan, Travis Scott, Bring Me The Horizon, Hozier, Trippie Redd

Reading and Leeds are always a hit, with unmissable acts from the UK, US and beyond to keep you dancing all weekend long. Both festivals have the same lineup, so choose which one is closest to you and pack your bags - it's gonna be a good one!

This year, both events have had "an evolution not seen at a major festival in the UK before" - new look campsites, improved facilities, run clubs, yoga and pamper stations spread across five different areas for guests to enjoy.

Day tickets and camping tickets are available for eager party people, with early entry included in the VIP package. Purchase tickets for both events here and here.

Creamfields

Creamfields is every raver's paradise in the height of summer(Image: Liverpool Echo)

When: 21-25 August

Where: Daresbury, Warrington

What: A long-running legendary northern festival

Lineup highlights: Sonny Fodera, Anyma and Ewan McVicar

Get some tickets here before it's too late.

CarFest presented by bp pulse

The singer is set to take part(Image: Getty Images)

When: 22-24 Aug

Where: Laverstoke Park Farm Hampshire

What: The UKs largest family-fundraising festival! This unique fusion of six distinctive yet iconic festivals, coming together for one extraordinary weekend, is a must for families, car enthusiasts, foodies and wellbeing followers alike.

Lineup highlights: Rita Ora, Busted, Sam Ryder

Tickets can be purchased here

Big Feastival

Nelly will pay a visit to the Cotswolds(Image: Getty Images)

When: 22-24 August

Where: Kingham, Cotswolds

What: A mouth-watering food and family fun galore on Blur bassist Alex James farm.

Lineup highlights: Nelly Furtado, Faithless, The Wombats, plus loads more

Get some tickets here now.

Found Festival

This family friendly festival will be one the kids never forget(Image: Found Festival)

When: 22 - 24 August

Where: Claydon Estate, Buckingham

What: The UKs newest boutique festival of music, wellness, culture and discovery from the organisers of Towersey Festival, with bumper family friendly programme.

Lineup highlights: Elles Bailey, Angela Barnes, The Longest Johns, Talisk, Breabach, London Afrobeat Collective, Robin Ince, David Eagle, Dan The Hat, Professor Elemental, Nutty Noah

Tickets can be found using this link.

Victorious

Queens of the Stone Age are set to play an unmissable set(Image: GETTY )

When: 22-24 August

Where: Southsea Common, Portsmouth

What: "The UK's biggest metropolitan family friendly festival"

Lineup highlights: Queens of the Stone Age, Madness, Michael Kiwanuka, Everything Everything, Wunderhouse, The Charlatans, Lime Garden, Nathan Dawe, Massaoke, Fabio and Grooverider

Buy tickets here.

Retrospective Festival

Martin Kemp will be performing(Image: Getty Images)

When: 5th September

Where: Sherdley Park, St Helens

What: Get ready for an unforgettable retro extravaganza making its debut featuring iconic artists, music, and tribute acts spanning decades of hitsfrom the '70s to the noughtiesacross three incredible stages!

Lineup highlights: Belinda Carlisle, Martin Kemp, Katrina (Of Katrina & The Waves) Go West, Tiffany, Roachford & Reminisce Classical Orchestra plus many more DJs and acts.

Tickets can be purchased here: http://www.RetrospectiveFestival.com

Reminisce Festival

Festival goers can expect tonnes of 90s nostalgia

When: 6th September

Where: Sherdley Park, St Helens

What: Sunshine, smiles and a stellar line up of the best acts from the 90s club scene. Expect all the retro festival favourites with a surprise or two at the top of the bill.

Lineup highlights: Line up still to be announced, but expect the best of 90s dance and club acts and DJs.

Tickets can be purchased here: https://reminiscefestival.com/

Love to be Festival

Catch Armand Van Helden at Love To Be(Image: Getty Images Europe)

When: 6 September

Where: The Stray, Harrogate

What: After a sell-out first year, the celebrated Love to be house music brand is back, bigger and bolder

Lineup highlights: Armand Van Helden, The Shapeshifters, Ultra Nate (Live), Trimtone, Carly Wilford, Tom Wainwright, Gok Wan, Marshall Jefferson, K-Klass,

With a huge line up of international artists, a new main stage structure, added production, entertainers and a new look VIP area, this is surely one you won't want to miss to round out festival season.

Mucky Weekender

DJ David Rodigan can't wait to hype up the Mucky Weekender crowd(Image: Manchester Evening News)

When: 11-13 September

Where: Vicarage Farm, Winchester

What: "The ultimate music and arts escape - celebrating live music, immersion and friendship"

Lineup highlights: Groove Armada, David Rodigan, Adam F, Krafty Kuts, DJ Yoda, Youth, Uncle Dugs, Aries

Fancy it? Tickets are on sale here.

Boundary Brighton Festival

Close out festival season with Andy C and friends(Image: WireImage)

When: 27 September

Where: Stanmer Park, Falmer, Brighton

What: Brightons biggest electronic music festival, and UK festival season closer, kicks off a new era

Lineup highlights: Giggs, Andy C, Shy FX, Camo & Krooked B2B Mefjus, Badger, D Double E, High Contrast, Girls Dont Sync, Clipz, 4AM Kru, P Money & Whiney, Mandidextrous & Maddy V

Boundary is returning to its original musical roots and stages a colossal line up of stars from across the drum & bass, UK rap, garage, jungle, bass and grime spectrums.

With a new location in Stanmer Park, more stages and top-tier stage partners, Boundary Brighton 2025 comes with a new energy while losing none of its sense of community, creativity, and passion for raving.

Tickets are here - get them while you can.

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