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Ten years ago, the original founders, the brothers Beers together with the Dutch event and entertainment company ID&T started something remarkable, an unseen worldwide connection that grew into a unique symbol of global unity. I want to take you all on a journey into a world unlike any other, a world that is full of vibrant colours, champagne showers and music that will have you dancing uncontrollably. This place is something that you would have only imagined in your wildest dreams, a fairy tale incomparable to any other, a Mecca for electro music from across the globe. This is Tomorrowland.
Tomorrowland is one of the world’s largest and most prominent electronic dance music festivals. Happening only once a year, this legendary festival brings roughly 180 000 people together from around the world to bask in the euphoria that is Tomorrowland.
It’s unique, psychedelic carnival atmosphere is complimented by its electronic and dance music line-up that also features other similar genres such as trance, house, rave and dubstep. With sounds taking precedence over lyrics, electro rhythms face almost no language barriers and that’s a major part of the music’s popularity around the world. Some of the past line-ups include Skrillex, Swedish House Mafia, David Guetta , Steve Aoki, Avicii, Armin van Buuren and over 100 other DJs.
This jaw-dropping, totally mental three day festival is known for its intense energy and out of this world decorations. Tomorrowland has a surreal quality that sets it apart visually from its competition in the dance music field.
Not only are the beats captivating, but also the entire environment, which will send your senses into a magical bliss. Together, what you see and hear is unlike anything you have ever experienced before. Every year the festival organisers invest a lot of effort and manpower in decorating the festival site, which greatly contributes to the total experience for the festival-goer. E.g. in 2011, Tomorrowland took

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