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Tomorrowland

Tomorrowland is a multi-weekend electronic music festival built around stage worlds, headline DJs and a huge travel community. This page treats it like a festival, not a competition.

Founded2005
FrequencyAnnual
Next edition2026
Format sizeTwo weekends
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HistoryFrom local launch to global dance gathering

Tomorrowland started in 2005 in Boom and grew into one of electronic music's most recognizable festival brands, with stage design and line-up drops driving much of the yearly attention.

Format / rulesStages, weekends and packages matter most

The useful structure is not winners. It is weekend dates, stage placement, ticket packages, DreamVille access and the official timetable.

Regular Tomorrowland names
1Armin van Buuren
Recurring
2David Guetta
Recurring
3Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike
Home crowd
4Martin Garrix
Headline
5Charlotte de Witte
Techno
Festival scaleThink crowd flow, not scoreboards

A better top-level view is which artists return often, which stages carry the biggest demand and how weekend travel changes the experience.

Notable moments
  • 2005: first edition in Boom.
  • 2012: the two-weekend model became part of the festival story.
  • 2022: the return edition expanded to three weekends.
  • 2026: official line-up examples include Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, Martin Garrix and Swedish House Mafia.
Recent themes
YearTheme / contextUseful archive
2026LIFEAnnounced artists and timetable
2025OrbyzTheme, stages, memorable sets
2024LIFE20-year edition context
2023AdscendoTheme and headline sets
2022The Reflection of LoveThree-weekend return
2019The Book of Wisdom - The ReturnTheme return and mainstage build
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Edition guide

Tomorrowland 2026

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CountryBelgium
CityBoom
VenueDe Schorre, Boom
Dates17-19 and 24-26 July 2026
StatusScheduled
FormatTwo weekends; multi-stage festival
Festival startsLoading countdown

Two weekends in July. Use the official line-up and timetable before booking around specific artists.

When is the event?17-19 and 24-26 July 2026

The 2026 edition is planned across two weekends.

Where is it held?De Schorre, Boom

Host country: Belgium.

How do I get there?Plan around Antwerp or Brussels

Boom is normally reached by rail, shuttle or organised festival travel. Check the organiser travel page for the final 2026 options.

How do I buy tickets?Use official Tomorrowland channels

Global Journey, packages and regular ticket sales use controlled release windows and official resale rules.

What is the programme?Artists by stage and weekend

Use the Edition guide for the artist-focused view; the detailed timetable should be checked when the official schedule is locked.

Who is performing?Major electronic artists announced

Examples announced for 2026 include Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, Martin Garrix, Swedish House Mafia, Anyma, Charlotte de Witte and Amelie Lens.

What should I pack?Rain layer, ear protection, portable charger

July can shift quickly between sun, showers and long nights; pack for walking and standing.

What happened last edition?The archive is theme and sets, not a winner

Tomorrowland has no champion table. Useful history is theme, stages, attendance and memorable performances.