Apple Music Club Live to Stream Tomorrowland Belgium 2026 Worldwide

Apple Music has announced that Tomorrowland Belgium will join Club Live, the newly launched live streaming series exclusively on Apple Music Club radio, bringing live audio broadcasts from selected sets during Weekend 1 to listeners worldwide. The broadcasts will run from July 17 to 19, beginning at 3 PM CET each day, with performances from Armin van Buuren, Avalon Emerson B2B Ben UFO, Bedouin, Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Fisher, Jazzy, John Summit, Martin Garrix, Max Styler, Sara Landry, and more.

Tomorrowland Belgium Joins Apple Music Club Live

Following the launch of Club Live with EDC Las Vegas and its continued expansion through The Warehouse Project, Tomorrowland Belgium becomes the next major partner in the series, with select performances from the Belgian festival set to stream live for listeners around the world. Apple Music Club radio will livestream across six stages for free throughout the weekend, with select sets also available on demand in Spatial Audio with an Apple Music subscription following the broadcasts.

Listeners will also be able to hear rebroadcasts of the previous day’s performances on Apple Music Club radio throughout the weekend. Additional broadcast details, artist announcements, and schedules will be revealed soon.

Tomorrowland Belgium takes place annually at De Schorre in Boom, Belgium. Since its first edition in 2005, the festival has grown into a global reference within electronic music, welcoming around 400,000 visitors from more than 200 countries each year while presenting one of the industry’s most expansive and diverse lineups. Hundreds of artists perform across more than 16 stages, covering global headliners, underground artists, and emerging talent from across electronic music.

Stephen Campbell, Global Head of Dance, Electronic Music & DJ Mixes at Apple Music, said:

“Tomorrowland is one of the most iconic festivals in the world and a defining global gathering for dance music culture. 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.”

Club Live Supports Licensed DJ Broadcasts

Building on the technology behind Apple Music’s DJ Mix programme, powered by Shazam’s identification capabilities, Club Live makes licensed live DJ broadcasts possible at scale. The result is a sustainable model that connects leading dance floors with a global audience while ensuring mixes are properly cleared, tracked, monetised, and paid.

Club Live sessions will continue to roll out regularly from clubs, festivals, and Apple Music studios, spotlighting established artists and emerging names while building an archive of live dance music performances available through Apple Music.

Listeners can tune in for free on Apple Music Club radio from July 17 to 19, beginning at 3 PM CET each day. Selected DJ mixes will also be available on demand in Spatial Audio with an Apple Music subscription after each livestream.

Tomorrowland will not be allowed to launch fireworks or other pyrotechnics during its first weekend of the 2026 edition. The decision has been taken and communicated by the mayors of Boom and Rumst, together with Provincial Governor Cathy Berx, on the advice of the fire department.

The decision follows a period of extremely hot weather in Boom and Rumst, which has caused drought conditions around the festival site.

Explaining the ban, mayor of Rumst, Jurgen Callaerts says: “It is too dry in the area. Code orange is in effect until Tuesday.” The dry conditions pose a high risk of wildfires at the festival and there was reportedly little disagreement among the authorities involved in the decision.

“There was actually little discussion during the meeting with the security services, the fire department, and the governor,” mentions Callaerts. “They will not change the decision in the next 48 hours either.”

Tomorrowland disappointed by fireworks ban and lack of consultation

The ban is a significant setback for Tomorrowland’s first weekend, as the festival had already been prohibited from using pyrotechnic equipment away from the stages. Tomorrowland spokesperson, Debby Wilmsen expressed disappointment regarding the decision, saying that fireworks are an important part of the spectacle and difficult to replace with something as magical.

“Drones as an alternative is definitely not an option. We are too close to the airport for that,” Wilmsen says, ruling out an alternative similar to the one used at Tomorrowland Brasil.

Adding to the tension, Tomorrowland’s organisers said there had been no consultation between them and the authorities, finding it disappointing to learn about the decision through the media. Jurgen Callaerts however, denies the allegation, saying the organisation was informed immediately after the final decision.

While the fireworks ban only affects the first weekend of the event as of now, authorities stated that measures for weekend two will also be taken later. They have said these are the only right measures they could take at this moment.

Ultimately, there will be a final meeting with all security services on Thursday morning, the day before Tomorrowland opens its gates to over 200.000 festivalgoers.

Deadlynoiz continues his steady release schedule this year with the new bass house track ‘No Sleep.’

From the word go Deadlynoiz grabs your attention with ‘No Sleep’ as its powerful driving low end kicks in. Much like his release schedule, this track is relentless as it keeps on pumping from start to finish with a heavy kick and wild synths. Deadlynoiz has a strong background in dubstep which is very apparent in this track from its sound design during the choruses. He manages to bring together several different aggressive lead sounds making each section sound diverse as well as delivering a bass face activating low end.

Deadlynoiz’s knack for creative sound design comes as no surprise as he has an impressive catalogue of dubstep and drum & bass to his name. Since kicking off the year with the monstrous dubstep banger ‘Lucid’ he’s since gone on to garner over 100,000 streams on Spotify. Taking inspiration from the likes of Kompany, MYR, and Teddy Killerz, he has already established a distinctive style which can take many artists years to find. With a remix competition win under his belt and a fast-growing fan base, there’s no doubt that Deadlynoiz is on the up.

‘No Sleep’ is another great addition to Deadlynoiz’s repertoire of hard-hitting tracks. He set out to make a song that people will just want to play loud and ‘No Sleep’ certainly fits the bill for that. With his unbelievable work rate, we’re sure to be hearing more from Deadlynoiz very soon.

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