A huge fire has engulfed the main stage of Belgium’s world-famous Tomorrowland festival, days ahead of its planned opening on Friday.

Fans roared in excitement and organizers sighed with relief as the Tomorrowland music festival kicked off Friday — two days after a massive fire engulfed the main stage and threw one of Europe's ...

The Tomorrowland electronic music festival will proceed as planned after its main stage burned to the ground in a massive ...

Tomorrowland festival in Belgium plans to build a new main stage in time for the start of this weekend's event, organisers ...

A fire on Wednesday evening destroyed the elaborate main stage at Tomorrowland, a major electronic music festival scheduled to begin on Friday in Belgium. Nobody was injured in the fire ...

A large fire broke out on Wednesday evening at Tomorrowland’s main stage in Boom, Belgium, just one day before the music festival was set to begin. As of now, no injuries have been reported.

On Wednesday, the main stage at the Tomorrowland Music Festival caught fire in a tough scene. Tomorrowland, a popular electronic music festival in Belgium, was set to begin on Friday with the ...

Despite a fire damaging the main stage, Tomorrowland festival organisers assure attendees that the event will proceed as ...

(CNN) — A huge fire has consumed the main stage of Belgium’s world-famous Tomorrowland festival, days ahead of its planned opening on Friday. “Due to a serious incident and fire on the Tomorrowland ...

A huge fire has damaged the main stage at the Tomorrowland festival site in Belgium BRUSSELS -- A huge fire on Wednesday at Belgium's Tomorrowland music festival site has “severely damaged” the main ...

The burned main stage is seen at the Tomorrowland music festival in Boom, Belgium, Friday, July 18, 2025, two days after a huge fire destroyed the stage on Wednesday. Credit: AP/Omar Havana ...

A huge fire on Wednesday at Belgium’s Tomorrowland music festival site has “severely damaged” the main stage two days before the event was due to start, organizers said.