Personal belongings and memorabilia from Avicii’s life and career are set to leave Stockholm’s Avicii Experience Museum for the first time, with a special exhibition heading to Tomorrowland 2026 in Belgium.
The collection will form part of the festival’s returning Avicii Tribute Experience, giving fans a deeper insight into the creative world of the late producer and DJ. Featuring items from Tim Bergling’s personal archive, the installation is designed to honour both his artistic vision and his enduring influence on dance music.
Building on last year’s memorial exhibit, the 144-square-metre experience will also feature previously unseen imagery alongside an immersive audiovisual presentation. Footage from festival performances, studio sessions and personal moments will come together to offer a more intimate perspective on the artist behind some of electronic music’s most celebrated records. 
The tribute also coincides with a milestone for Tomorrowland, marking 15 years since Avicii’s first appearance on the festival’s Mainstage in 2011. That performance famously introduced fans to ‘Levels’ ahead of its official release, a track that would go on to become one of dance music’s defining anthems and a lasting part of Tomorrowland’s own story.
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