Tomorrowland announces line-up with 40 artists from the festival that takes place in October

With less than 5 months for the biggest electronic music festival in the world to land in Brazil, the organization of Tomorrowland released this Tuesday (30) the line-up of 40 electronic music artists in the world who will perform at the event in Itu, interior of São Paulo, between October 12th and 14th, 2023.

Among the names of the biggest electronic music festival in the world are DJ and music producer Alok, who will also participate in One World Radio – Tomorrowland’s official radio and content platform.

With tickets to both the festival and the official DreamVille camp sold out in record time, Tomorrowland’s return to Brazil promises to be an epic celebration, bringing together over 180,000 people from 98 countries around the world for the three-day event.

The festival will be themed The Reflection of Love, also the name of the main stage, with people from all over the world coming together through the universal language of music.

Previously the festival announced as attraction ACRAZE, Afrojack, Alok, Amber Broos, Anamē, Andromedik, Bakermat, Bassjackers, B Jones, Blastoyz, Brennan Heart, Brina Knauss, Coone, Da Tweekaz, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Dino Lenny, Don Diablo , Jessica Audiffred, John Newman, Liquid Soul, Lost Frequencies, Mandy, Martin Garrix, MATTN, NERVO, Netsky, NGHTMRE, Paul Kalkbrenner, Pretty Pink, Sebastian Ingrosso, Steve Angello, Steve Aoki, Sub Zero Project, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano , Tiesto and Yves V.

This Tuesday the announced line up is composed of Alex Stein, Anderson Noise, ANNA, Antdot, BADSISTA, Beltran, Bhaskar, Binaryh, Eli Iwasa, Gabe, KENYA20HZ, KVSH, Liu, Maz, Meca, Renato Ratier, Valentina Luz, Victor Lou , Victor Ruiz, and Vintage Culture.

Also announced were Âme, Azteck, Barely Alive, Bora Uzer, Capoon, Dana Montana, Deorro, Diego Miranda, Franky Wah, Gordo, Hector Oaks, Henri PFR, Ida Engberg, Indira Paganotto, Joris Voorn, Kölsch, Kompany, Korolova, Layla Benitez, MC Stretch, Mind Against, Miss Monique, Patrick Mason, Sara Landry, and Sofia Kourtesis.