Tomorrowland 2026 line-up announced
Tomorrowland has announced the initial line-up for its 2026 edition.
Returning to the Belgian city of Boom across the weekends of 17th-19th and 24th-26th July 2026, this year’s edition of the world’s No.1 festival will see more than 500 artists performing across 16 stages. Having just recently revealed the 2026 theme, Consciencia, the first DJs set to play the festival have now been unveiled.
On the main stage, acts will include David Guetta, Martin Garrix, Fisher, Miss Monique, Hardwell, Indira Paganotto, John Summit, Chase & Status, Armin van Buuren, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike and Marlon Hoffstadt.
Elsewhere, the Atmosphere stage will host the likes of Sara Landry, Nico Moreno, I Hate Models and NOVAH, alongside Holy Priest, Onlynumbers, Azyr, Dyen b2b Maddix, BYORN, Shlømo, and many more.
Numerous b2b sets will also take place at this year’s festival, including DJ Tennis b2b Vintage Culture, Dimitri Vegas b2b Timmy Trumpet, Avalon Emerson b2b Ben UFO, Sasha b2b Young Marco, HAAi b2b The Blessed Madonna, and more.
Other highlights across the 2026 bill include Calvin Harris’ debut Tomorrowland performance, a celebration of Belgium’s electronic music heritage with Tribute to Belgium: Cherry Moon, and the launch of a new stage dedicated to deep and Afro-house.
Check out the line-up and weekend splits for Tomorrowland 2026 below. You can pre-register for tickets here.
Last year, DJ Mag spent 24 hours at Tomorrowland with Charlotte de Witte while she became the first artist to open and close the festival’s main stage on the same day. Just 72 hours prior, Tomorrowland made headlines around the world as its main stage was completely destroyed by a fire.
This year, Tomorrowland will host its annual winter gathering at Alpe D’Huez, France, from 21st to 28th March.
Further into the future, the festival will head to Thailand for its debut three dayer in Pattaya from 11th to 13th December. Tomorrowland’s next Brazilian instalment is scheduled to take place next spring (30th April – 2nd May 2027). In November, the brand hosted its first event in China.
