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Apple Music is bringing the sound of Tomorrowland Belgium to fans worldwide. This is possible through a new partnership with its Club Live streaming series. In fact, Apple Music Tomorrowland Club Live is one of the most anticipated collaborations this summer.
From July 17 to 19, Apple Music Club Radio will broadcast selected performances live from the festival’s first weekend. As a result, listeners will get free access to sets from some of the biggest names in electronic music.
Apple Music Launches Club Live With EDC Las Vegas as Its First Global Broadcast
Six Tomorrowland Stages to Stream Live
The partnership will see Apple Music livestream audio from six different stages across Tomorrowland Belgium. Moreover, this will begin each day at 3 PM CET. That’s a unique feature of Apple Music Tomorrowland Club Live.
Fans who miss the live broadcasts will also be able to hear replays of the previous day’s performances throughout the weekend on Apple Music Club Radio. This makes Apple Music Tomorrowland Club Live accessible to more listeners.
Selected DJ mixes will later become available on demand in Spatial Audio for Apple Music subscribers.
Major Artists Join the Broadcast Lineup
The announced broadcast lineup includes:
Armin van Buuren, Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Martin Garrix, John Summit, Fisher, Max Styler, Sara Landry, Bedouin, Jazzy, Avalon Emerson B2B Ben UFO, and more.
Further broadcast schedules and artist announcements are expected to be revealed ahead of the festival.
Tomorrowland Joins Apple Music’s Club Live Series
Tomorrowland becomes the latest major event to join Club Live following broadcasts from EDC Las Vegas and The Warehouse Project. For fans of global dance music events, Apple Music Tomorrowland Club Live represents a milestone in festival streaming.
The series was created to connect electronic music fans with leading festivals, clubs, and dance floors through licensed live audio broadcasts.
Stephen Campbell is Apple Music’s Global Head of Dance, Electronic Music and DJ Mixes. He described Tomorrowland as a defining global gathering for dance music culture. In addition, Campbell said that the partnership will allow fans worldwide to experience the festival’s atmosphere in real time.
Supporting Artists Through Licensed DJ Mixes
Club Live is powered by the technology behind Apple Music’s DJ Mix programme and Shazam’s music-identification system.
The platform is designed to ensure that music included inside live DJ sets is correctly identified, cleared, tracked, monetised, and paid for, creating a more sustainable model for artists and rights holders.
Apple Music plans to continue expanding Club Live through future broadcasts from festivals, clubs, and its own studios, while building an on-demand archive of live electronic music performances.
sets from previous years available to stream now on the Tomorrowland curator page on Apple Music.
