Tomorrowland has revealed the set times for its 2026 flagship Belgian festival.
Taking place next month across two weekends (17th-19th July and 24th-26th July), this year’s edition of the iconic event will feature more than 500 artists performing across 16 stages.
On the legendary Tomorrowland Mainstage, David Guetta, Martin Garrix and Calvin Harris will headline across weekend one, while Hardwell will step in to replace Guetta on the Friday of weekend two. Additional artists billed for the Mainstage across the festival include Armin van Buuren, Fisher, James Hype, Afrojack, Netsky, Alok, Mind Against, B Jones, Malugi, Hannah Laing, Novah, and many more.
Over on the techno-focused Atmosphere stage, performances will come from Amelie Lens, I Hate Models, Indira Paganotto, AZYR, BiiA b2b Charlie Sparks, Jazzy and Lost Frequencies, among others, while the Great Library stage will host standout sets from Afrojack, Alan Walker, ARTBAT, Dimitri Vegas b2b Timmy Trumpet, and many more.
On the Melodia stage, Tomorrowland will present its first full Afro house line-up, featuring sets from Da Capo, Caiiro, Enoo Napa, Thakzin, Ivanco, Danni Gato, and many more.
Tomorrowland 2026 will also boast a number of high-profile stage takeovers, including John Summit’s Experts Only, Steve Mak’s Dim Mak, Smash The House by Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike, and Amelie Lens’ EXHALE. Legendary Belgian trance and progressive label Bonzai will also present a showcase.
The 2026 line-up also marks Tomorrowland’s most age-diverse edition to date, running from the oldest artist — 79-year-old Makossa and funky disco pioneer Eko Roosevelt Louis — through to the youngest, Knox, who will debut at the age of 11.
You can browse the full timetable for both weekends of this year’s Tomorrowland here.
Tomorrowland was named the World’s No. 1 Festival for the fifth time in last year’s DJ Mag Top 100 Festivals poll, with the results of the 2026 poll set to be revealed next month.
