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Tomorrowland (festival)
NameTomorrowland
LocationBoom, Belgium
Years active2005–present
FoundersManu Beers, Michiel Beers
GenreElectronic dance music

Tomorrowland (festival) is a large electronic dance music (EDM) festival held in Boom, Belgium, founded by Manu Beers and Michiel Beers. The festival features various stages with performances by prominent DJs and producers, such as Tiësto, David Guetta, and Armin van Buuren. Tomorrowland has become one of the most notable festivals in the EDM scene, alongside Ultra Music Festival and Electric Daisy Carnival. The festival's success has led to the creation of spin-off events, including Tomorrowland Brasil and TomorrowWorld.

History

The first Tomorrowland festival was held in 2005, with performances by Sven Väth, Axwell, and Erick Morillo. The festival quickly gained popularity, with attendance increasing each year, and by 2008, it had become one of the largest EDM festivals in Europe, rivaling Mysteryland and Sensation. In 2011, the festival expanded to two days, featuring performances by Swedish House Mafia, Faithless, and Paul Oakenfold. The following year, Tomorrowland introduced its iconic Main Stage design, which has since become a hallmark of the festival, inspired by the works of Walt Disney and Cirque du Soleil. The festival has also hosted performances by Carl Cox, Richie Hawtin, and Jeff Mills.

Lineup

The Tomorrowland lineup features a diverse range of EDM genres, including trance, house, Techno, and Drum and bass. The festival has hosted performances by notable DJs and producers, such as Calvin Harris, The Chainsmokers, and Marshmello. The lineup also includes performances by Underworld, Moby, and The Chemical Brothers. In recent years, the festival has expanded to include performances by Hip hop artists, such as Kendrick Lamar and Post Malone, as well as pop acts like Dua Lipa and Shawn Mendes. The festival's lineup is curated by ID&T, a renowned EDM event organizer, in collaboration with Astralwerks and Ministry of Sound.

Organization

The organization of Tomorrowland is handled by We Are One World, a subsidiary of Live Nation Entertainment, in partnership with SFX Entertainment and ALDA Events. The festival is produced by Manu Beers and Michiel Beers, who are also responsible for the festival's creative direction, inspired by the works of Burning Man and Glastonbury Festival. The festival's production team includes experts from Stageco, PRG, and d&b audiotechnik, who work together to create the festival's iconic stages and scenery, designed by Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike. The festival also features a range of activities and attractions, including Cirque du Soleil performances, Red Bull sports events, and Heineken-sponsored bars.

Attendance

Tomorrowland has become one of the most attended EDM festivals in the world, with over 460,000 visitors from over 200 countries attending the 2019 edition. The festival's attendance has grown steadily over the years, with a significant increase in international visitors, particularly from United States, Australia, and Brazil. The festival's attendees include fans of EDM from all over the world, as well as influencers and Celebritys, such as Paris Hilton and David Hasselhoff. The festival's attendance is managed by Ticketmaster, in partnership with Eventbrite and Festicket.

Impact

The impact of Tomorrowland extends beyond the festival itself, with a significant economic and cultural impact on the surrounding region, similar to Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and Lollapalooza. The festival generates millions of euros in revenue each year, with a significant portion going to local businesses and charities, such as UNICEF and Red Cross. The festival has also inspired a range of spin-off events and initiatives, including Tomorrowland Winter and Tomorrowland Radio, which feature performances by Armin van Buuren, Tiësto, and Steve Aoki. The festival's success has also led to the creation of new EDM festivals and events, such as Ultra Europe and Electric Zoo, inspired by the works of Insomniac Events and Mad Decent. The festival has been recognized with several awards, including the International Dance Music Award and the European Festival Award, presented by European Festival Association and Yourope. Category:Music festivals in Belgium