Tomorrowland is set to broadcast a number of sets via Apple Music during its upcoming 2026 festival in Belgium.
The event, recently crowned the World’s No. 1 Festival in DJ Mag’s Top 100 Festivals poll for the sixth time, returns to Boom, Belgium across two weekends this month (17th–19th and 24th–26th July), with both weekends set to be livestreamed via the Tomorrowland website and app.
In addition, the festival is teaming up with Apple Music’s live broadcast series Club Live for the first time, offering fans the chance to stream live sets from six stages across the first weekend. The free stream will be available on Apple Music Club Radio daily from 3:00 PM (CET).
Among the sets to be streamed via Apple Music Club Radio are Armin van Buuren, Avalon Emerson B2B Ben UFO, Calvin Harris,, David Guetta, FISHER, Jazzy, John Summit, Martin Garrix, and Sara Landry.
“Tomorrowland is one of the most iconic festivals in the world and a defining global gathering for dance music culture,” said Stephen Campbell, Global Head of Dance, Electronic Music & DJ Mixes at Apple Music. “Bringing Tomorrowland into Club Live allows us to connect fans everywhere with the energy, creativity, and atmosphere of the festival as it happens. Through Apple Music Club radio, we’re continuing to open up these cultural moments by bringing world-class performances from the dance floor to a global audience in real time, while preserving sets for fans to experience again on demand.”
Apple Music subscribers will also be able to hear a selection of live DJ mixes in Spatial Audio following the broadcast, while sets from previous Tomorrowland editions will be available to stream via the festival’s curator page on Apple Music.
The partnership follows Apple Music Club Radio’s debut at EDC Las Vegas earlier this year.
The full set times can be found here.
