Max SteventonTomorrowland’s Belgian edition was attending by 400,000 over the two July weekends at De Schorre in Boom, while the event attracted a record 233 million livestream views, according to its organisers.
Tomorrowland’s livestream was available across YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and other platforms. The 233 million views recorded surpassed the 193 million views achieved by the 2025 edition.
The festival featured 16 stages, with performances from artists including Martin Garrix, Calvin Harris, Dimitri Vegas, Amelie Lens, David Guetta, Hardwell, Lost Frequencies and Charlotte De Witte, who made an unannounced appearance.
Brothers Manu and Michiel Beers have built Tomorrowland into a global entertainment company with events in Belgium, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, the Netherlands, France, Spain, Dubai and Thailand. It has a huge merchandise line that stretches to a Tomorrowland novel series and even furniture.
The organisers of this year’s Tomorrowland enjoyed a more routine build-up than last year, when the festival’s main stage was damaged by a fire just days before opening. The production team worked to rebuild the structure, allowing the event to proceed as scheduled.