The festival is presented globally by Budweiser and locally by Hero Esports and INS LAND. Furthermore, each day features its own carefully curated artist roster, giving fans a different atmosphere across the weekend. As a result, the event doubles the scale of last year’s sold-out debut.
Friday 17 October brings Axwell, Lost Frequencies, MORTEN, Cassian b2b Kevin de Vries, Bhaskar, Carly Wilford, Hauzer, Linska, DJ Sally, MC Stretch and Nosi. Meanwhile, Saturday 18 October lands with Tiësto, ARTBAT b2b R3HAB, Alison Wonderland, Joel Corry, Miss Monique, Bhaskar, Carly Wilford, MC Stretch, Nosi, Mansun Lui and Evin King.
The refreshed Hero Dome now features a 99-metre curved LED screen and 80 ceiling screens. In turn, the 360-degree immersive visual environment fully surrounds audiences in an underwater spectacle. Crucially, GA+ ticket holders unlock a brand-new exclusive site called Harbour Villa, alongside Michelin food and beverage offerings and interactive brand activations.
“We look forward to coming back to China for the second edition of The Magic of Tomorrowland,” Debby Wilmsen, Spokesperson for Tomorrowland, said. “This year’s theme, Planaxis, invites fans to our underwater world. So if you want to see this stage, you have to go to the shows in China.”
Recently, WRY covered the initial return announcement of Tomorrowland Shanghai 2026 for a two-day edition. Beyond that, WRY also revisited Tomorrowland’s confirmed 2027 Ibiza chapter. Meanwhile, single day GA tickets start at ¥788 with two-day GA at ¥1488.
Tickets are available via Tomorrowland‘s official partner platforms including the INS Land App, Damai, Ticket Planet, Juss Sports and Mei-Ta Selections.
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