Avicii’s legacy is entering a new chapter with the launch of Avicii Community, an official fan platform created by Pophouse Entertainment and the Avicii estate.

Designed to preserve Tim Bergling’s musical journey, the platform invites fans to become “co-archivists” by helping verify historic setlists, document performances, and eventually upload personal photos and videos from concerts.

It also features never-before-seen archival content, exclusive interviews, curated playlists, and interactive stories celebrating Avicii’s creative process.

By bringing the global fanbase together, the initiative aims to ensure that one of EDM’s greatest icons continues to inspire future generations through a living digital archive.

Like Mike has announced a temporary break from touring after facing ongoing health challenges, forcing him to cancel all upcoming performances, including his highly anticipated Tomorrowland appearances.

The Belgian DJ, best known as one half of Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, said the decision was made following medical advice and was necessary to prioritize his recovery.

While fans won’t see the duo together on stage for the next few months, Dimitri will continue performing solo, including their Ibiza residency.

Like Mike also reassured supporters that he isn’t leaving music behind and will continue creating new material in the studio.

Kygo’s Palm Tree Crew is expanding beyond music with the acquisition of Colorado’s iconic River Valley Ranch golf course.

Partnering with Major Food Group and investment firm 8K Capital, the team plans to transform the 187-acre property into a premium lifestyle destination while preserving its award-winning golf course.

Located near Aspen, the venue will feature elevated dining, luxury hospitality, and Palm Tree Crew’s signature blend of music, culture, and relaxation.

The move follows the brand’s ambitious Palm Tree Residences project in Miami, highlighting Kygo’s growing influence beyond EDM as he builds a global lifestyle empire centered on entertainment, travel, and luxury experiences.

Thousands of international fans heading to Tomorrowland are facing unexpected delays at Brussels Airport as Belgium’s new EU Entry/Exit System (EES) increases border processing times.

Non-EU travelers have reported waiting between three and four hours, with some estimates reaching six hours during peak arrivals.

The digital system replaces passport stamps with biometric registration, including facial scans and fingerprints. While Brussels Airport added kiosks and extra facilities ahead of the rollout, staffing shortages and increased summer traffic have worsened queues.

Festivalgoers traveling to Tomorrowland are advised to arrive early, allow extra transit time, and avoid booking tight flight connections.