Tomorrowland Just Put 15 More 2026 Live Sets on Apple Music

Missed Tomorrowland this summer? The festival keeps making that sting a little less. Tomorrowland has added 15 more live sets from its 2026 Belgium edition to Apple Music, all mixed in Spatial Audio, and the batch pulls from every corner of the festival — Mainstage anthems, Crystal Garden grooves, and some properly heavy techno.

The new drop covers both weekends of the festival, which ran July 17-26 in Boom, Belgium. Headline material first: Dimitri Vegas’ Mainstage set from Weekend 2 is in there, alongside D.O.D on the same stage and John Newman’s Weekend 1 appearance. House and melodic heads get BLOND:ISH at Crystal Garden, ZHU and Ofenbach at The Great Library, and a HI-LO b2b Layton Giordani session that should scratch the peak-time techno itch. Speaking of techno — Enrico Sangiuliano, Anetha, and Trym all made the cut too, plus Korolova, Laidback Luke, Ian Asher, Timmy Trumpet, and a hard-dance history lesson from Da Tweekaz at The Great Library.

According to the announcement, the recordings are designed to put you “in the middle of the dancefloor,” and honestly, the Spatial Audio mixes from earlier batches back that up — there’s real depth to these compared to a phone-recorded stage stream. The new sets join the mixes Tomorrowland has been rolling out since the festival wrapped, bringing the collection to more than 40 performances from this year’s edition alone, with earlier uploads featuring Sara Landry, Steve Angello, Maddix, Oliver Heldens, and a Dimitri Vegas b2b Marlon Hoffstadt that had no business going as hard as it did.

You’ll find everything on the Tomorrowland Live Sets page inside Apple Music — the catch, as always, is that you need a subscription. It’s part of a partnership that got noticeably bigger this year, with Tomorrowland also broadcasting sets through Apple Music’s Club radio station during the festival itself.

It’s been a generous couple of weeks for free (or at least streamable) festival audio. Four Tet just posted his entire four-hour Alexandra Palace show online, and now this. Meanwhile, Tomorrowland itself is already looking ahead — the brand is mapping out a massive 2027 that includes a Thailand debut this December and a two-day Shanghai edition. Until then, this is about as close as you can get to Boom from your couch.

Want a taste before you queue anything up? The official 2026 aftermovie is right here.