Above & Beyond close Tomorrowland main stage on emotional evening

30 July 2018
1 minute · By Jake Gable
Few acts in world music

Few acts in world music can deliver such unrivalled waves of emotion to the crowd in the same way as Above & Beyond. The British trance trio have become known for their huge progressive style over the years, building a huge library of massive releases on their Anjuna label. Delivering Group Therapy to the people of Tomorrowland 2018, the juggernauts closed out Saturday night of Weekend Two on the mainstage of the festival.

Opening with their fresh club mix of Common Ground favourite ‘Always’, Jono Grant and Tony McGuinness also mixed in vocals from the likes of Richard Bedford and Marty Longstaff in the shape of ‘Alone Tonight‘ and ‘Tightrope‘. With their AGBT300 show in Hong Kong coming up in just under 2 months, the pair also found time to mix in the mighty ‘Ghost Voices’ by Virtual Self, before ending on their timeless classic ‘Sun & Moon.’

You can catch the full set below:

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