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Festival to push the 'Boundaries' of music and art
Sunderland Echo
|August 16, 2025
It's the city's only festival dedicated to experimental music and art - and it's back for its fifth year.
Boundaries 2025 will bring a global melting pot of artists and performers to the city on November 21 and 22 to perform alongside each other at stages at Pop Recs, City Hall and Sunderland Minster.
Billed as being an 'uncompromising platform for experimental, adventurous, curious, bold, exciting and fun performances', the grassroots festival is entirely nonprofit.
Organiser and creative director Graeme Hopper has unsuccessfully applied for arts funding, but is determined to go ahead with the event, funding it through personal savings, ticket sales and a determination for the "value of adventurous community-rooted programming".
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