This was the second day of weekend 2 of Tomorrowland Belgium 2025

Job Jobse’s first Tomorrowland, Symphony of Unity,
a powerful finale by Âme and Curses at CORE, and much more

July 27, 2025

July 27, 2025 - The second day of Tomorrowland’s 19^th edition second weekend has come to an end. A magical day full of highlights and special moments, here’s a quick look at what the People of Tomorrow got to enjoy throughout the day and night.

Mainstage magic
Kicking off the day at the Mainstage area in style, Belgian artist and Tomorrowland legend Yves V played a special Daybreak Session, while Belgian techno queen Amelie Lens closed down the Mainstage with an insane set. More incredible performances at the Mainstage were brought by Anyma, Argy, Cyril, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Disco Dom, Henri PFR, John Newman, MORTEN, and Quintino.

Fisher is back!
Australian DJ and crowd favorite Fisher made his long-awaited return to Tomorrowland, following his last unforgettable performance in 2022. Known for his infectious energy and chart-topping hits, Fisher brought his signature blend of house beats and party vibes to the Crystal Garden, inviting other artists like Amémé, Patrick Topping b2b WADE, Sarah Story, and more.

Job Jobse’s first Tomorrowland
Never bound to genre or era, Amsterdam’s finest Job Jobse teared up the dance floor of the Atmosphere stage during his first ever Tomorrowland performance. Dreamy deep house, trance or techno, his debut was truly an unforgettable experience. After delivering his solo set, Job Jobse stayed on the decks to close out the tent in a high-energy back-to-back performance with DJ Gigola.

Symphony of Unity
After the first weekend, the DJ booth of the Freedom stage was again handed over to a group of live musicians – twice in one day – to perform the Symphony of Unity, composed specially for Tomorrowland. A magical performance in which classical and electronic music were united with a unique live mix between the all-time and most iconic electronic Tomorrowland anthems and fabulous classical music such as the Tomorrowland Hymn. Other performances at the Freedom stage were brought by ANNA, Artbat, Meduza, Solomun, and more.

Lost Frequencies & Friends
Belgian superstar Lost Frequencies had the chance again to host his own Lost Frequencies & Friends stage at The Great Library, featuring sets by Dimension, Netsky, Odymel, Oliver Heldens, Sonny Fodera, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, and more.

A powerful finale by Âme and Curses at CORE
Âme delivered a special live performance to close down the CORE stage, joining forces with Curses for a powerful and atmospheric finale. Earlier in the day, the spectacular stage saw a diverse and captivating lineup, tucked away in the festival’s enchanting forests, including Dino Lenny, DJ Tennis, Swimming Paul, TSHA, and more.