Boundary returns once again in 2024 on Saturday 28th September.

Stanmer Park

Home

Terms and Conditions

Privacy

Cookie Policy

About us

Order history / Print tickets

Contact us

Jobs

Website Status

Developer API

Ticket affiliate program

Become a Skiddle ticket rep

Sell tickets online

Skiddle FAQs

Sell tickets on facebook

Sell festival tickets

Gigs

Clubs

Festivals

Things to do

reviews.co.uk

Fanfair Alliance

Together, we are More Than A Ticket

why use Skiddle?

Rock & Metal gigs

Indie & Alternative gigs

Hip Hop & R&B gigs

Reggae & Dancehall gigs

Electronic gigs

Pop gigs

Funk & Soul gigs

Folk & Blues gigs

gigs by genres

all gigs

view all cities

gigs

/live/

House & Techno club events

UKG & Bass Music club events

EDM club events

Funk, Soul & Disco club events

Trance & Hard Dance club events

Hip Hop & R&B club events

Reggae, DUB & Dancehall club events

Pop, Rock & Indie club events

clubs by genres

all clubbing events

clubs

/clubs/

festivals

/festivals/

All Events

what's on

/whats-on/

all things to do

things to do

/things-to-do/

add event

https://promotioncentre.co.uk

The South Coast’s biggest commercial electronic dance music festival will welcome the likes of Friction, Harriet Jaxxon and Skream, amongst many others, to Stanmer Park in Brighton this September

Boundary Brighton announce Phase 2 of this year's epic lineup

Review of Boundary Brighton 2022

Loved it, so much bigger than last year! small technical hitch in the house tent but rectified quickly :) be back next year

Review of Boundary Brighton Festival 2023

Best festival of the year, 10/10 will come again 

Amazing all round just pricey food and drink

Review of N-Dubz

Review of Boundary Brighton 2021

Amazing night watching NDUBZ, great atmosphere, not too packed, however only negative is the price of drinks they are disgustingly over priced very unfair and does leave a sour taste in your mouth

Came out an hour late, didn’t ding all their songs abs wasn’t even on that long only about an hour

too expensive and artists on an hour late 

Firstly, Tom Jones, what a legend. I only went as my partner and her friends wanted to go so was just making up the numbers. What a surprise. Tom Jones was outstanding. A perfectly judged set, all the old hits, a number of songs that were a thoughtful and touching reflection on his age, and some 1950s rock and roll to top the evening. And what a lovely character. But secondly, the venue was really poor, awful food which you had to queue hours for, really expensive booze - £30 for really poor wine, £7:20 plus for a can of beer? We had been at Love Supreme the week before so the venue setup was truly awful in comparison.

Review of Tom Jones

The venue was great...needed more food outlets as queues were dreadful...prices were ridiculous as quality of drinks were poor.
All the artists and the sound were amazing just need to sort out the catering and bar prices .

Whats On

Brighton

Stanmer Park is a large open park immediately to the west of the University of Sussex, and to the north-east of the city of Brighton in the county of East Sussex, England, UK.

Stanmer Park

1 Upcoming Event

Nearby Accommodation

Venue Reviews

News

About

Venue Contact Details and Info