In 2017, he was the first live band ever to perform in Boom, and was given its own stage in 2019. Then he moved the meadow with a tribute to his recently deceased cousin. Now Max Colombie returns to Tomorrowland, with a brand new concept. It is called ‘After hours’ and will be presented on the impressive Core Stage, a colossus in the shape of a stone head – which Tomorrowland is also presenting in Mexico and Colombia. The organization is putting Oscar and the Wolf forward as one of the eye-catchers this year.
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“Max is a crowd favorite,” it sounds. “His ‘After hours’ set will be a first, because he will mix his own style with our festival atmosphere, including club remixes of his own hits and live vocals.” Whether Colombie will come up with a band again, or will this time get behind the mixing desk, remains to be seen. (Read more below the photo)
What Max Colombie’s set will look like this time is anyone’s guess. — © Koen Bauters
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-As every year, there are many familiar names in the 2025 line-up. In addition to regulars such as Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, Steve Aoki and Swedish House Mafia, Martin Garrix is also returning after a year of absence. The Belgians are well represented thanks to, among others, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Charlotte de Witte, Amelie Lens, Lost Frequencies, Netsky, Andromedik and Anouk Matton. The Symfony of Unity – an orchestra that gives dance classics a classical twist – also returns, for the first time twice in one day.
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Ticket sales for Belgian visitors start next Saturday, January 25 at 11 am. Worldwide sales will start a week later, on February 1. (DVG)
