Boundary Brighton created a dynamic and explosive end to the summer music festival season.
The sun shone at the full-day event whilst drum and bass anthems rang throughout Stammer Park.
Thousands of ravers turned up from 11am on Saturday and were treated to TLB on the Main Stage, Chris Spencer at the Big Top, Volks Alstars at the Top of the Hill stage and KXVU then Justjo at the Woodlands area.
Each set helped the non-stop party go on until 10.30pm.
Over 40 different acts graced the four stages, with notable names such as Hendex, Yung Singh, Nathan X and Oppidan.
The stars of the night were Songer and Wilkinson who both appeared at the Main Stage.
Songer has been making waves for the last year, his single Toxic entered the UK Charts at position 100 and climbed its way to number 29, and stayed in the charts for over nine weeks.
The English rapper from Reading took to the stage and brought immense energy with his performance. He even performed his recently released single Beamin.
Wilkinson on the other hand moved away from the Garage infused drum and bass style to take the crowd on a euphoric journey to the softer side of the genre.
He still played some energetic and explosive tracks that sent the crowd wild, but the rhythmic focus of his tracks brought Boundary into a state of bliss.
The festival has announced loyalty tickets for Boundary Brighton 2025.
Limited tickets will be available to purchase from October 6 with a £5 discount to those who purchased a full price ticket for this years event.
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