STMPD RCRDS Announces Tomorrowland Curated Stage Line Up Including 2 Martin Garrix Sets, Tchami x Malaa And More

Now that Ultra Miami and EDC Las Vegas are in the books the next mega EDM festival on the horizon is Tomorrowland. The iconic festival held in Belgium each summer has one of the biggest followings in the world, for good reason to. When it comes to event production nobody can hold a candle to what Tomorrowland creates. Today they have started to announce their lineup by stage and Martin Garrix‘s imprint STMPD RCRDS stands out from the rest.

STMPD RCRDS Drops INCREDIBLE Tomorrowland Curated Stage Line Up

The stage will obviously host its label boss Martin Garrix. What some fans might have missed is that it will also feature a set from Garrix’s alter-ego YTRAM which debuted last year in unexpected fashion. Other standouts on the stage include French House Mafiosos Tchami x Malaa and up and comers Brooks and Justin Mylo.

In another surprise, pop goddess Dua Lipa will take the stage for her very own set. It is rare that vocalists get a dedicated set time at the electronic music festival, but if anyone deserves it, it is Dua. Will we see some live performances of her hits including ‘Scared To Be Lonely’ and ‘One Kiss’? We can only hope! Check out the full line up for STMPD below.

Excited to reveal the full line-up of our #STMPDRCRDS stage at @Tomorrowland! @Real_CMCS @BlindersMusic @MusicByBrooks @MartinGarrix @MatisseSadko @tvnoisemusic @Malaamusic @iamTchami @DUALIPA #Tomorrowland pic.twitter.com/1hVOFgRrLf

— STMPD RCRDS (@stmpdrcrds) May 25, 2018

The Stage Went Off As Planned

When Tomorrowland rolled around that summer, the STMPD RCRDS stage delivered exactly what was promised, complete with Garrix’s own headlining set, his YTRAM alter-ego appearance, and the rest of the announced lineup all making it to Boom, Belgium without a hitch. It was a strong showcase for the young label, which Garrix built specifically to spotlight both his own music and the artists he believed in, and the Tomorrowland slot only helped raise its profile further.

Dua Lipa’s appearance was a particularly notable moment, an artist known primarily as a pop star getting a dedicated set at one of dance music’s biggest festivals said a lot about how blurred the lines between pop and EDM had become by 2018. STMPD RCRDS has continued to grow in the years since, becoming one of the more respected boutique labels in the scene.