The long-awaited Tomorrowland Belgium 2025 lineup is here, promising an extraordinary journey into its new theme, ‘Orbyz’, a mystical world of ice and mythical creatures. Taking place across two weekends (July 18-20 and July 25-27) in Boom, Belgium, this year’s edition boasts an unmatched array of global talent.

From headliners like Martin Garrix, John Summit, and Axwell, to unique B2B sets including Matisse & Sadko B2B Third Party, and even Swedish House Mafia’s alias act, the festival guarantees unforgettable experiences. Attendees can also immerse themselves in luxury camping at DreamVille or explore Global Journey packages for a seamless adventure.

Whether it’s euphoric Trance, pulsating Techno, or Bass-heavy anthems, Tomorrowland 2025 offers something for everyone, cementing its legacy as the ultimate celebration of electronic music.

Martin Garrix, the global dance music sensation, is shifting his focus in 2025. In a recent interview with RFM MAXX, the “Animals” hitmaker revealed plans to prioritize producing and releasing new tracks—especially pop—over performing live shows. Garrix stated, “I’m gonna do a little bit less shows this year, and release more.”

Known for collaborations with stars like Bebe Rexha, Dua Lipa, and Ed Sheeran, Garrix’s move highlights his versatility and deep connection to his fans’ preferences. Beyond his progressive house roots, he’s explored diverse genres through aliases like AREA 21, GRX, and YTRAM, expanding his creative horizons.

Fans needn’t worry about missing his electric stage presence. Martin Garrix is already set to perform at major events, including EDC Mexico and Ultra Miami. This change signals not an end but an evolution of his artistry, ensuring his timeless discography continues to grow.

Did you know that before becoming a global music sensation, Lane 8, whose real name is Daniel Goldstein, worked as a geologist for the US Geological Survey? This fascinating tidbit sheds light on the multi-faceted life of the deep house artist known for his emotional and immersive sets.

In a recent interview, Lane 8 reflected on his dream collaboration (Mos Def) and shared his admiration for venues like Red Rocks. Surprisingly, his top artist for 2024 Wrapped wasn’t a fellow electronic artist but Kara Talve and Anže Rozman, composers of Prehistoric Planet—a soundtrack his son adored. When asked about career alternatives, he joked about returning to geology if needed, although fans worldwide hope that day never comes.

Lane 8 also shared his thoughts on the evolving role of artists. While he believes the core of artistry—conveying emotion and meaning—remains unchanged, he acknowledged the growing pressures of being a constant entertainer on social media, a task he sees as distinct from true artistry.

Whether he’s channeling rock inspirations into album covers or delivering unforgettable sets, Lane 8’s journey from geology to music reminds us that passion and creativity can lead to extraordinary paths.

The Chainsmokers appear to be rediscovering their place in the EDM world. Known for their chart-topping hits during the 2014-2017 era, their music post-Memories…Do Not Open has seen mixed reception, with fans debating their direction as either pop-EDM or indie-electronic. Recent remixes, including their take on the Sailor Song and Moio, harken back to the progressive house sound that propelled them to stardom. These tracks exude an unfiltered creativity, suggesting the duo is having fun with music again.

Their EDC Thailand set further solidified this return, blending bass house, drum and bass, and pop in a dynamic performance reminiscent of their earlier festival magic. Even diehard fans, once skeptical, are embracing this reinvention.

While some fans long for more original music featuring Drew’s vocals, these remixes have undeniably sparked excitement. In a post-COVID landscape where finding creative footing is challenging, The Chainsmokers are proving their resilience and versatility.

Whether through nostalgic remixes or powerful live sets, the duo seems poised to reclaim their status as one of EDM’s most electrifying acts.