A mind-blowing spectacle of sound
The world's iconic dance music festival to make its China debut, bringing futuristic tunes, global stars and homegrown talent to its first ever indoor stage, Wang Xin reports in Shanghai.
The show will also shine the spotlight on a number of acclaimed Chinese DJs, creating a musical fusion that bridges continents and cultures. Among them, Halo, Meguru and Tiger Drama made their Tomorrowland debut in Belgium this July.
In a thrilling back-to-back set that unites two female titans from the East and the West, China's fast-rising hard techno prodigy Meguru, known by local fans as the "Hard Techno Queen", will perform with a young DJ from Belgium, Amber Broos.
Halo, one of China's most prominent house music producers, is a versatile DJ bridging mainstream and underground scenes. His sound delicately blends house, progressive house and melodic techno styles, while Tiger Drama captivates audiences with his signature commanding stage presence and masterful mixing skills, generating massive buzz for brands and events.
The electrifying lineup also includes Apashe, DJ Sally and more, as well as the powerhouse trio DubVision, Matisse & Sadko, and Third Party.
Under the theme "Paperworld", the show will blend Tomorrowland's world-renowned production with cutting-edge technology and cultural artistry, inviting audiences to enjoy fantastic live entertainment and cocreate a shared journey with imagination, sound and technology.
"We are incredibly proud to bring the Magic of Tomorrowland to China for the very first time, and even more special, to debut our first-ever indoor show," said Bruno Vanwelsenaers, CEO of WeAre-One.World, the organization behind Tomorrowland, at the launch ceremony.
