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Beyond Boundaries launches September

1 Jul, 2026
Beyond Boundaries launches this September

Looking for a late festival as part of your hedonistic summer roster? Then look no further, because Beyond Boundaries launches this September, bringing together some of the biggest names in house and drum and bass for what promises to be a hotbed of unadulterated dancing, high energy and feel-good festival vibes.

 

If your summer plans revolve around chasing huge outdoor music events, this one deserves a place firmly on your radar. Brighton’s festival calendar is set to expand once again with the arrival of Beyond Boundaries, a brand-new open-air event promising to unite some of the UK’s biggest names in dance music for one unforgettable end-of-summer celebration.

With the city already known for its thriving music culture, this latest addition feels like a natural fit for Brighton’s party-loving crowd. Taking place on Sat 26 Sep at Stanmer Park, the festival marks an exciting new chapter for Brighton’s ever-evolving live music scene. Created by the team behind On The Beach Festival, organisers are promising a large-scale event designed for serious music lovers who aren’t quite ready for festival season to come to an end.

 

Beyond Boundaries launches this September

 

The line-up is already turning heads, spanning house, drum and bass, grime, UK garage and electronic music culture. Big names announced so far include Hybrid Minds, JME, MK, Wilkinson and rising star Max Dean, alongside a packed programme of established talent and emerging artists performing across multiple stages throughout the day.

With a capacity of 15,000 people, Beyond Boundaries promises an electric atmosphere while making full use of Stanmer Park’s expansive green surroundings. Partnerships with Brighton favourites including Concorde 2, Patterns and Volks Club only add to the excitement.

For anyone looking to squeeze one final unforgettable outdoor party out of summer, this could easily become one of Brighton’s biggest dance events of 2026.

Tickets are available now from www.skiddle.com.

www.beyond-boundaries.uk  |  Stanmer Park, Brighton, Sat 26 Sep 12:00–22:30

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