Brazil’s state of São Paulo is getting ready for what will be the biggest and most-anticipated music event the country has ever seen. Belgium’s Tomorrowland has unveiled the huge lineups for 2024. This year’s edition will be held in the city of Itu from October 11th to 13th.
More than 180,000 people from all over the world are expected to attend the three-day event, which will take place on the lush, green grounds of Parque Maeda. Over 100 of the world’s most popular DJs and dance acts have been asked to appear in a number of mind-bending stage shows.
The actual lineup
Armin van Buuren, Steve Aoki, Alesso, Axwell, Hardwell, and the famous pair Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike are just a few of the big names on the star-studded lineup. But the list also includes artists from the rougher underground of dance music, such as Charlotte de Witte, Boris Brejcha, Reinier Zonneveld, Anfisa Letyago, and the mysterious No Redemption duo Tchami and Malaa.
Top national performing acts like Alok, ANNA, Vintage Culture, and BADSISTA have all been booked to perform at the party. This shows how strong Brazil’s dance scene is becoming. Fans of trance, techno, house, bass, and every other type of electronic music will be able to find something they like, from the main shows to the beach bonfires.
Adscendo, Tomorrowland Brasil theme
The “Adscendo” theme promises to take people on a mythical, multimedia journey that has never been seen before in Brazil. The impressive Adscendo main stage made its debut in Belgium last year to great reviews. It will now be the main attraction in Brazil for the first time.
Today, Tomorrowland is known for its lavish production values and jaw-dropping special effects. These will be on full show. The peaceful park will be completely turned into a neon-lit wonderland with fog, lasers, fireworks, costumed performers, and strange art pieces for three nights.
Online pre-registration for tickets is now open, but when the general sale starts on May 2nd, there will be a lot of competition for passes. Prices are likely to be high because there is a lot of demand and not enough space. But for fans of electronic dance music in Brazil, the chance to see Tomorrowland’s famous show in their own country for the first time is valuable.
People in São Paulo are already very excited about the one-of-a-kind event.
Itu will without a doubt be the center of electronic music in Latin America for one weekend this fall.
