From now until 21st August, Boundary aims to give back to the community that helped it become Brighton's biggest electronic music festival, in particular 18 - 24 year-olds forced to cut back on going out due to the cost-of-living crisis.
Boundary will allocate 1,000 tickets to this campaign and festival-goers can buy up to two each at whatever price they can afford, starting from just £10 per ticket.
Boundary Brighton will
donate 25% of each ticket sale from this new initiative to its charity partner,
Starr Trust, helping it to continue its vital mission to
empower young people in the region.
As many young people struggle with the cost-of-living crisis, this initiative ensures that the acknowledged, positive impact of live music events and socialising on mental health is not limited just to those who can afford it.
With a
line-up including Wilkinson, Songer, K Motionz, Flowdan, Harriet Jaxxon, Denis Sulta, Joy (Anonymous), Ewan McVicar, Eliza Rose, Friction, Serum, Sota, Badger and many more,
Boundary Brighton will be a date on the calendar that ticket holders can look forward to.