Tomorrowland Grounds Deemed Safe; Show Will Go On Despite Huge Blaze

Tomorrowland is one of the largest music festivals in the world.
Held annually in Boom, Belgium, it is globally recognized as the biggest electronic dance music (EDM) festival.
People from all over the world attend this mega-event, which spans two weekends.

Dates:
- Weekend 1: July 18 to 20
- Weekend 2: July 25 to 27
However, a fire broke out just a day before the first weekend.
Social media images show the main stage of Tomorrowland 2025 consumed by flames.

The cause of the fire is still unknown.
The affected structure featured the ‘World of Orbyz’ theme.
Within minutes, massive flames engulfed the sets and smoke blanketed surrounding areas.

No, Tomorrowland is not cancelled.
The DreamVille camping site opened as planned on Thursday, July 17.
Organizers confirmed that all core elements of the festival are still on course.

In an official statement (as cited by Free Press Journal), organizers announced: “We want to announce that DreamVille will open on Thursday, July 17th, and everyone who has purchased DreamVille camping will be able to access the site.”
Global Journey events in Brussels and Antwerp (excluding Party Flights and shuttle buses) will proceed as scheduled.
The focus is now on delivering a successful festival weekend (Friday–Saturday–Sunday).

Local authorities have deemed the festival grounds safe.
Plans are underway to dismantle the damaged tent and establish a new venue in time for the start.
Organizers aim to host 400,000 music fans, maintaining high excitement and energy despite the setback.