With barely over a month separating us from the very first installment of ID&T’s TomorrowWorld, Tomorrowland’s American counterpart, the festival has decided to release the mainstage roster. Stacking a 300 artist long line up, Tomorrowworld is truly attempting to establish its dominance over the US festival market on the first try. And when looking at the mainstage star studded line up, they might do just that.
I don’t know how people can stand Tomorrowland (Tomorrowworld?, whatever..) Stupid festival full of shitty Dj’s…this line up is more than LAME!
I want to go so bad! Kimmie Likes Pie we have to go someday xD.
Same ol artists. Bored.
Someone knows where will it be and if it will passes on the internet?
see yall at the qdance tent! 😀
all yall talking shit should learn what PLUR is about. tomorrowland/world and most other big time fests are about the total festival experience, not genre elitists talking shit on social media. you don’t want to go? don’t fucking go. besides, there’s a ton of non-“mainstage” tents and stages that offer up all ranges of styles for all ranges of fans. you should all be proud that EDM is catching on to the point that it is. it is a movement. you cant have something amazing and keep it underground all for yourselves. what would happen if artists like the beatles just hid in liverpool and never played johnny carson? a rock movement would never have changed the face of music. artists like armin, deadmau5, and the like are doing that for EDM now. and as long as the majority of fans like a certain type of music, it will be what is played on mainstage, and what will help grow a cultural movement. all you haters just go hide in the subculture, shut the hell up, and let the masses that love EDM just love EDM for the sake of the happiness involved. you just all sound like jealous clowns cause it wasnt “youre” fav style that took off big time…..
I think everyone missed the part where there’s a 300 artist lineup. I doubt anybody will recognize 250 of those artists. Ya the main stage is fucking the same everywhere, because they have the best out there right now. I would go to that festival purely for the experience. I watched most of Tomorrowland on the live feed and it looks like the experience of a lifetime. If Georgia hosts one half as good it would be worth it.