Apple Music has announced a new partnership with Tomorrowland, officially bringing the iconic Belgian festival to Club Live, one of Apple Music’s live radio formats (we talked about it here).
From July 17-19, starting at 3:00 PM CET, Apple Music Club will stream live audio for free from some of the festival’s most anticipated performances across six Tomorrowland stages. Confirmed artists include Amelie Lens, Armin van Buuren, Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Fisher, Jazzy, John Summit, Martin Garrix, Sara Landry, with many more set to appear.
The live broadcasts will be available free of charge through the Apple Music Club radio station, with a replay of the previous day’s programming airing daily from 3:00 AM CET. Apple Music radio stations are available directly within the Apple Music app on Apple devices.
But that’s not all. Once the festival wraps up, a selection of DJ sets will be available on demand in Spatial Audio for Apple Music subscribers. Fans can also already enjoy a collection of Tomorrowland sets from previous editions on the festival’s official Apple Music curator page.
Following Club Live’s debut with EDC Las Vegas, the upcoming collaboration with The Warehouse Project, and with MDLBeast sets already available on Apple Music, Tomorrowland marks another major step in Apple’s strategy to bring the world’s biggest dance music events directly to fans through live audio streaming.
