The organizers said that a huge fire on Wednesday at the Tomorowland Festival for Music in Belgium had “severely damaged” in the main stage two days before the start of the event.
No one was injured in the accident. Joint photos on local news sites and social media showed fires and columns of black smoke wandering in the theater and spreading to the nearby forests.
“Because of a serious incident and fire in Tomorowland Mainstage, our beloved Mainstage was seriously damaged,” the organizers posted on the event site. “We can confirm that no one was injured during the accident.”
The annual festival passes in Boom, northern Brussels, for 20 years and withdraws tens of thousands of visitors from all over Europe. This year’s event is scheduled to start on Friday.
A dark, dark, dark eyewitness video and fireworks appear after a fire broke out on Wednesday in the main stage of the Tomorowland Festival in Boom, Belgium, two days before the event started. The organizers said that no one was injured in the accident.
More than 600 artists are scheduled to play throughout the festival. There are 15 stages in the total, but more than ten artists, including Martin Garx, the Swedish home mafia and David Gita A date for the main stage has been set.
The statement said that the organizers’ focus is now on “finding solutions” for the weekend of the festival.
The cause of the fire has not been given.
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2025-07-16 20:42:00
