Tomorrowland Adds 15 More 2026 Live Sets to Apple Music

Second Wave of Festival Recordings Now Streaming

Tomorrowland has added another batch of live recordings from its 2026 edition to Apple Music, releasing 15 new DJ mixes recorded in Spatial Audio and available now for on-demand streaming. The drop covers performances from both weekends of the festival and gives fans a way to relive sets long after the tents at De Schorre came down.

What's in the New Collection

The new collection pulls from across the festival grounds, including Dimitri Vegas at the Mainstage, BLOND:ISH and HI-LO b2b Layton Giordani at Crystal Garden, Laidback Luke and Ian Asher at Planaxis, Anetha and Trym at Atmosphere, and ZHU alongside Ofenbach at The Great Library. Also included are sets from Da Tweekaz, Korolova, Timmy Trumpet, Enrico Sangiuliano, D.O.D, and John Newman, rounding out a lineup that spans hard dance, techno, house, and mainstage-ready electronic music.

Today's release follows an initial batch of 29 mixes that landed on the platform last week, bringing the total number of Tomorrowland Belgium 2026 performances now streaming on Apple Music to 44. Between the two drops, the catalog covers nearly every stage from the festival — Mainstage, Freedom, CORE, Crystal Garden, Atmosphere, Planaxis, and The Great Library among them — offering a fairly complete audio snapshot of how the two weekends played out sonically.

Spatial Audio Format and Apple Music Partnership

Each mix is presented in Spatial Audio, a format Apple Music has increasingly leaned into for live recordings, designed to replicate the scale and depth of a festival soundsystem through headphones or compatible speakers. For a festival built as much around production and atmosphere as it is around the music itself, the format gives listeners outside of Boom, Belgium a way to experience some of that scale without being on-site.

The previously released 29 mixes included performances from Paris Hilton, Oliver Heldens, Steve Aoki, Afrojack b2b R3HAB, Sara Landry, MORTEN, and Dimitri Vegas b2b Marlon Hoffstadt, among others — giving the full 44-mix collection a broad cross-section of names from across the electronic spectrum.

Tomorrowland Belgium 2026 took place across two weekends, July 17–19 and July 24–26, at De Schorre. The archive-style release strategy has become a fixture of the festival's partnership with Apple Music in recent years, effectively turning each edition into a growing, on-demand library rather than a one-and-done event.