Tomorrowland has released this year’s We Are Tomorrow documentary. Watch it below. 

The short documentary, part of a series launched in 2022 with Amazon Music, follows four people in attendance at Tomorrowland’s 2024 flagship edition in Belgium this past July. Among the subjects is Brazilian DJ and producer Vintage Culture, who talks about the difficulties of his “dangerous” hometown of Mundo Novo, and includes his “protective” mother Maria Hespanol. He said “it was very difficult for me to have access to electronic music” but his passion was ignited by a weekly radio show that played ’80s synth music. 

Another featured festivalgoer is multiple-time Tomorrowland attendee and Bristol careworker Curtis, who lost his leg in a severe crash with a car while riding his motorcycle, and his supportive partner Stacey. “I was glad to be alive”, he said of the 2023 accident. The documentary follows his emotional recovery and return to his favourite event. 

Relive Tomorrowland 2024 — the world’s No. 1 festival — through more than 100 sets available to stream now.

Tomorrowland Brasil 2024 is set to take place next month at Parque Maeda in Itu, São Paulo. Find more details about the complete line-up and set times here. Tomorrowland’s 2025 Winter edition in the French Alps has expanded to include skiing and snowboarding events in addition to its usual musical programme. 

Tomorrowland is hosting an immersive experience in Madrid next month. 

Revisit Vintage Culture’s recent interview about his debut album, ‘Promised Land’, from July.

Watch the We Are Tomorrow 2024 documentary below.