Event Details
Tomorrowland 2026 – The World's Biggest EDM Festival Returns
On 17–19 July and 24–26 July 2026, De Schorre in Boom, Belgium transforms once again into the global capital of electronic music. For its 20th edition under the theme Consciencia, Tomorrowland welcomes Calvin Harris for his long-awaited Mainstage debut alongside returning icons Martin Garrix, David Guetta and Armin van Buuren. More than 500 artists perform across 16 stages in front of approximately 400,000 visitors from over 200 countries.
Highlights
- 20th anniversary edition under the theme Consciencia
- Calvin Harris makes his Tomorrowland Mainstage debut, 13 years after TomorrowWorld 2013
- 500+ artists from more than 40 nationalities across 16 stages
- Avicii Tribute Experience: immersive installation with never-before-seen footage
- Brand-new Deep and Afro House stage for 2026
- DreamVille camping village directly on the festival grounds
- Two weekends with the same stage setup but individual lineup mixes
Lineup 2026
Calvin Harris headlines the Mainstage on Sunday of Weekend 1 (19 July) and Saturday of Weekend 2 (25 July), marking his first Tomorrowland Mainstage performance. Joining him are Martin Garrix, David Guetta, Armin van Buuren, Hardwell, Tiësto, The Chainsmokers, Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike, Fisher, John Summit, Alesso, Steve Aoki, Marshmello, Alok, Amelie Lens and many more. Notable Mainstage debuts include Chase and Status (drum and bass) and Belgian hard techno artist Novah.
Tickets
Tomorrowland 2026 is sold out across all ticket categories. The only official route to entry is the waitlist on tomorrowland.com. Buying from unofficial resellers is strongly discouraged as the festival uses a personalised wristband system: counterfeit or unregistered wristbands will be deactivated with no refund. For future reference, 2026 prices were: Day Pass €138–€153, Day Pleasure Pass €190–€220, Day Comfort Pass €249–€268 and Full Madness Pass from €300, plus €15–€31 shipping depending on location.
DreamVille Camping
DreamVille is Tomorrowland's official on-site camping village, ranging from standard tent pitches to glamping and premium comfort options. It is sold separately from festival tickets and is also fully sold out for 2026. Those not camping are best served by hotels in Antwerp or Brussels, with official shuttle connections running to the festival grounds from both cities.
Getting There
- By train: travel to Antwerp Central or Brussels-Nord, then connect to Boom station via local train; shuttles run from Boom station to the festival site.
- By shuttle bus: Tomorrowland operates official bus services from Antwerp, Brussels, Ghent, Liège, Eindhoven and many other cities.
- By air: Brussels Airport (BRU) is the closest; Düsseldorf (DUS) and Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) are viable alternatives with good rail connections.
- Driving is not recommended due to very limited parking at the venue.
Important Rules
- Minimum age: 18 years old; a valid photo ID or passport is mandatory for entry.
- Day pass holders cannot re-enter once they leave the festival grounds.
- Tomorrowland is fully cashless: all transactions use Pearls, the festival's wristband currency. Load up via the Tomorrowland app before arriving.
- Budget approximately €100–€150 per day for food, drinks and shopping.
- Unspent Pearls can be refunded after the festival.
Visitor Tips
- Study the lineup and timetable in advance: with 16 stages and 500 artists, planning ahead is essential.
- Book hotels in Antwerp or Brussels as early as possible; they fill up months before the festival.
- Weekend 1 traditionally has higher energy; Weekend 2 is slightly more relaxed with thinner camping crowds.
- Belgian July weather can switch between sunshine and rain showers; pack both sunscreen and a rain poncho.
- Official festival travel packages with transport and accommodation often offer the best overall value.
