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Sussex BreakfastA Boundless Summer Festival 2018

The first of its kind at Borde Hill Garden in Haywards Heath.

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The Gipsy Kings closed the festival on Sunday.

Despite speaking little English, they really connected with the crowd.

  • The stage was set for A Boundless Summer
  • A couple looking forward to the weekend's festivities
  • The location for the festival was spectacular
  • Brighton's Samsara Collective were one of the support acts
  • Samsara Collective brought their reggae sound to A Boundless Summer
  • Lead singer Jez engaged the crowd
  • Temperatures soared to 27 degrees
  • Laimu were one of the winners of the Boundless Breakthrough competition
  • Laimu played in front of the three thousand strong crowd
  • It was all too much for some
  • Aswad performed to the Haywards Heath crowd on Saturday
  • A trombone in the sunshine
  • Over four thousand people were in attendance
  • UB40 headlined on Saturday night.
  • UB40 were very well recieved
  • "Put your hands in the air!"
  • Red Red Wine
  • Saturday night headliners UB40 lit up Borde Hill Garden
  • The Gipsy Kings drew a smaller crowd than UB40
  • The Gipsy Kings used a large selection of guitars
  • Three guitarists provided the classic flamenco sound
  • Nicholas Reyes is the lead singer for The Gipsy Kings
  • The Gipsy Kings closed the festival on Sunday.

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