Belgium's world famous Tomorrowland music festival announced the line-up of the 19th edition this summer.
This year’s theme features "ice, mythical creatures, and a hidden community emerging after many years."
As usual, the festival in Boom (Flanders) will showcase numerous Belgian artists. Leading female figures in the techno scene such as Charlotte de Witte, Amelie Lens, and Amber Broos will return.
Other notable Belgian acts include Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Andromedik, Helena Lauwaert, Lost Frequencies, Samm, Oscar and the Wolf (Max Colombie), and Yves Deruyter.
The main stage will feature major international artists. Among them are Armin van Buuren, Bob Sinclar, David Guetta, Hardwell, Kevin de Vries, Martin Garrix, Solomun, and Steve Aoki.
Lost Frequences at Tomorrowland in 2023. Credit: Lost Frequencies/Youtube
Mandatory pre-registration for the festival has been available online for several weeks. Pre-sale for Belgian residents begins on Saturday 25 January at 11:00. International pre-sale starts the same day at 17:00. Worldwide ticket sales will commence on 1st February at 17:00.
A single-day ticket costs between €129 and €143. The full three-day festival experience ranges from €304 to €374, with more expensive options also available. This year’s festival dates are from Friday, 18th July to Sunday, 20th July, and Friday, 25th July to Sunday, 27th July. As usual, Tomorrowland will celebrate across two weekends.
New this year are reusable cups. In mid-January, it was revealed that the festival plans to contest fines and asset forfeiture amounting to €727,000 imposed by the Department of Environment for not providing reusable cups everywhere last summer.
