Tomorrowland to broadcast sets via Apple Music Club Radio during 2026 festival

For the 2026 edition of Tomorrowland, the renowned Belgian electronic music festival will expand its global reach through a new collaboration with Apple Music’s Club Radio. The partnership marks the first time the iconic festival’s live performances will be streamed via Apple Music’s specialized dance and electronic platform, offering fans worldwide unprecedented access to the event’s vibrant stages.

Tomorrowland, which has recently been recognized as the top festival worldwide in DJ Mag’s annual rankings for the sixth occasion, will take place over two weekends in July 2026. The festival returns to its longstanding location in Boom, Belgium, spanning the weekends of July 17–19 and 24–26. While the festival has consistently provided live streams through its own website and mobile application, the addition of Apple Music Club Radio introduces a fresh avenue for real-time engagement.

During the first weekend, Apple Music Club Radio will broadcast live sets from six different stages, making it possible for listeners around the globe to tune into performances from some of the biggest names in dance music. The free stream will be accessible daily starting at 3:00 PM Central European Time, aligning with the festival’s prime hours of activity.

Among the artists featured in this live broadcast lineup are internationally acclaimed DJs such as Armin van Buuren, Calvin Harris, David Guetta, and Martin Garrix. Additionally, the roster includes FISHER, Avalon Emerson back-to-back with Ben UFO, Jazzy, John Summit, and Sara Landry, showcasing a diverse range of electronic music styles and talents.

Apple Music’s involvement goes beyond live streaming. Subscribers will have the opportunity to experience select DJ mixes in Spatial Audio, enhancing the immersive quality of the performances. Furthermore, sets from previous Tomorrowland editions will remain accessible through a dedicated curator page on Apple Music, providing fans with a rich archive of festival history.

This initiative follows Apple Music Club Radio’s recent debut at the Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) in Las Vegas earlier in the year, signaling the platform’s growing commitment to live dance music broadcasts. With Tomorrowland joining the roster, Apple Music further solidifies its position as a key player in delivering premier electronic music content to a global audience.

Stephen Campbell, Apple Music’s Global Head of Dance, Electronic Music & DJ Mixes, emphasized the importance of connecting dance music enthusiasts to festival experiences as they unfold. By integrating Tomorrowland into Club Live, Apple Music aims to bridge geographical divides, allowing fans who cannot attend in person to still engage with the festival’s dynamic atmosphere.

While Tomorrowland’s own streaming channels remain active during both weekends of the festival, the exclusive Apple Music Club Radio broadcasts are confined to the first weekend. Details about potential expansions of this partnership or similar live-streaming arrangements for the second weekend remain limited at this time.

This collaboration represents a significant development in how electronic music festivals leverage digital platforms to broaden their reach and engage increasingly global audiences. As festival culture continues to evolve, such partnerships highlight the growing intersection between live event production and innovative streaming technologies.