Labyrinth Open Air: Boris Brejcha & Argy
Boris Brejcha and Argy come together in the blissful surroundings of Tofte Manor for our final 2025 date at our treasured summer escape. Having graced us with two incredible sold out shows at Hammersmith Apollo and Wembley Arena, we’re thrilled to be bringing the one and only, Boris Brejcha to Tofte Manor for his only summer 2025 festival appearance in the South.
Famed for his notorious mask, which embodies his enigmatic persona, Boris has consistently pushed the boundaries of electronic music through his unique genre, High-Tech Minimal. From Tomorrowland to Cercle, where his sets have amassed over 160 million views, Boris’s performances are a masterclass in innovation and energy. His appearance at Tofte Manor comes hot on the heels of his tenth studio album and a spot in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs, affirming his position as one of the most influential figures in the industry.
Following his sold out New World album launch at Outernet last March, the visionary Argy joins us once more, this time in a very different setting and also for his sole summer 2025 UK festival set in the South of the country. Known for his work with Afterlife and iconic releases such as ‘Tataki’, ‘Pantheon’, and ‘Higher Power’ with Anyma, Argy is among the most Shazam’d techno artists globally and a Beatport best-seller. His latest LP, New World, has surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify, marking another milestone in his illustrious career. His sets are nothing short of multi-sensory spectacles, that we can’t wait to experience at the beautiful setting of Tofte Manor.
July 5th marks the third and final date of our Tofte Manor summer series – our beloved hedonistic gathering, unburdened by the sound restrictions experiences at inner-city events. The sacred Labyrinth’s at Tofte Manor will be open for guests to walk on the day of the show and there will be a handpicked selection of delicious food and drink, to make this one of the days of next summer.
A full programme of 20 hours of music is still to be announced, across two beautiful stages nestled in the UK countryside.
