Tomorrowland Day 2: Live Updates

Gates Open at Noon: Festival-goers returned refreshed after Day 1, as Tomorrowland gates opened today for Day 2. Organizers confirmed the full mainstage lineup will proceed now that the rebuild is complete.

Mainstage Fully Operational: Following Friday’s urgent reconstruction, the new mainstage is fully functional today. Lighting rigs and sound systems passed safety checks overnight, and performances are unfolding without technical delays.

The livestream is in full force across all channels, including the new mainstage

Mainstage Livestream

Freedom Stage

17:15 – Canadian woman (35) dies at Tomorrowland, death likely drug-related

Update – Authorities are investigating a suspicious death at Tomorrowland, confirmed by both HLN sources and the public prosecutor’s office. The victim, a 35-year-old woman from Canada, collapsed on-site and received CPR from emergency responders before being transported to the hospital, where she later passed away.

According to officials, the hospital’s emergency department notified the police following the incident. Early findings suggest the death may be drug-related, though further investigation is ongoing.

16:15 – Tomorrowland warns against using drinking water taps after fire damages main waterline

Tomorrowland has urged visitors not to use any drinking water taps on-site after a fire on Wednesday damaged the festival’s main waterline. The call comes as a precautionary measure while an independent lab analyzes the water for safety.

According to the Tomorrowland team, the fire compromised the temporary main waterlines, making it impossible to flush them properly. As a result, the festival cannot currently guarantee drinking water quality. Until the lab results confirm it is safe, organizers ask attendees not to drink from the taps or use them to refill bottles.

In the meantime, Tomorrowland has installed alternative temporary pipelines at several locations to maintain water supply for sanitary use. “In warm weather, standing water in such pipes can lead to bacterial growth,” the organization explained. “That’s why we regularly flush these lines with fresh water.”

Until further notice, visitors are advised to seek bottled water or rely on alternative sources provided throughout the grounds.

12:12 – Canadian woman (35) dies at Tomorrowland, police investigating suspicious circumstances

A 35-year-old woman from Canada died during Tomorrowland, prompting police to launch an investigation into what they treat as a suspicious death. According to HLN sources, confirmed by the public prosecutor’s office, the woman collapsed on-site. Emergency responders performed CPR and transported her to the hospital, where she later passed away.

Emergency services alerted the police following her arrival. While the exact cause of death remains under investigation, early indications suggest it may be drug-related.

In a brief statement, Tomorrowland responded: “Our thoughts are with her family and friends. We are deeply saddened by this news.”

Authorities continue their inquiry to determine the full circumstances of the incident. Source: HLN

11:05-13:15 – Charlotte de Witte kicks off Day 2 with Daybreak Sessions set

Charlotte de Witte is currently opening the Tomorrowland mainstage for Day 2 with a powerful set during the iconic Daybreak Sessions. As the sun rises over Boom, her hypnotic techno fills the air, setting the tone for another full day of music. Later tonight, she’ll make history by returning to close the mainstage—becoming the first artist ever to both open and close the same Tomorrowland day.