Tomorrowland Festival is coming back to De Schorre in Belgium in just over two months to celebrate its 20th anniversary. Finally, the full lineup for the two-weekend extravaganza has been released. Over 800 of the biggest names in dance music are playing on 16 stages, so music fans of all kinds will be able to find something they like.
A lot of big names in music are going to be there, like David Guetta, Tiësto, Alesso, Oliver Heldens, and Don Diablo. There will also be underground techno giants like Adam Beyer, Amelie Lens, and Tale Of Us, as well as returning favorites like Swedish House Mafia and Hardwell. There are, however, some worries among eager fans about the last two scenes.
Hardwell and Swedish House Mafia are both set to play on the same day on different stages during weekend 1, which means that their sets might overlap if they are placed too close to each other on the list. When two of the most-anticipated shows happen at the same time, fans would have to make the tough decision of which famous act to see.
Even though the show times haven’t been announced yet, many people are nervous about the idea of these two generations of artists playing against each other. Fans are hoping that Tomorrowland has thought about this possible problem and will schedule Hardwell and Swedish House Mafia so that people can see both of their hugely popular sets.
Weekend 2 is safe tho, with both Swedish House Mafia and Hardwell playing on the mainstage.
No matter what, the lineup is absolutely packed from top to bottom with a wide range of acts from every corner of electronic music. ACRAZE, Boris Brejcha, John Newman, Purple Disco Machine, Rezz, and Vintage Culture are just a few of the well-known artists who will be playing.
Tomorrowland’s 20th-anniversary event is set to be one for the ages. It will be themed around “LIFE” as a lead-up to 2016’s “Elixir of Life” idea. But the party planners would be smart to deal with the Hardwell/Swedish House Mafia schedule problem ahead of time to make sure everything goes smoothly.
