Tomorrowland's Virtual Festival Looked Epic

News & Features

While Covid-19 put a stop to most festivals, Tomorrowland set a new standard of digital events with their virtual festival.

A man is standing in front of a sign that says little south
A white background with a few lines on it

Over 1 million people paid to watch the virtual festival giving access across multiple 'stages'.

The Belgian dance music mega-festival, Tomorrowland is an audio and visual experience like no other. When the coronavirus shut down physical events from taking place, the team behind the festival took their event online with cutting-edge technology. Over 1 million people paid to watch the virtual festival giving access across multiple 'stages'.

A woman singing into a microphone with the words little south on the bottom
A white background with a few lines on it

...filming exclusive DJ sets in 4k on green screens carefully mapped and colour coordinated to special effects and time of day.

The sheer scale of effort the Tomorrowland team put in to make their virtual event feel like the real thing was impressive - filming exclusive DJ sets in 4k on green screens carefully mapped and colour coordinated to special effects and time of day. You have to watch the video below to appreciate the quality of what was achieved. Of course this does now set a very high expectation for future digital events.

The little south logo is on a blue background.

Written by

Editorial Team • 23 August 2020
by Editorial Team 28 April 2025
Sick & Naughty Records, known for organising a variety of successful drum and bass events in the South West, has announced the return of its renowned boat parties in Falmouth on June 21st, 2025. These events have historically attracted a significant following, featuring performances from notable D&B residents such as Devinyl, Leroy, and Hopeso keeping things afloat.
by Editorial Team 22 April 2025
The team responsible for popular dance events in Plymouth, known as Casa, is set to host a significant dance music event on Drake's Island, located in front of Plymouth Hoe, on July 5th, 2025. This event is noteworthy not only for its location but also for the logistical challenges involved, as access to the island will be strictly regulated through a private ferry service, ensuring controlled entry and exit for attendees. This unique setting and organisation make the event a significant addition to the city's cultural calendar.
by Editorial Team 19 April 2025
DancersHip is approaching a significant milestone as they celebrate their tenth year in the business. An exciting event is scheduled for June 28th, 2025, at Plymouth's Sawan nightclub, featuring prominent artists Groove Assassin and Richard Earnshaw. This event is shaping up to be a memorable night, highlighting the success and impact of DancersHip over the past decade.
by Editorial Team 19 April 2025
The coastal club night, INK, is gaining increasing popularity. Known for its emphasis on quality tech house and techno music, the upcoming event on May 30th, 2025, titled 'INK 10,' promises to continue this tradition. You can look forward to a night featuring prominent regional guest DJs, Pat McGrath and Lee Drift, who will be performing at the Unicorn music venue in Porthtowan.
by Editorial Team 19 April 2025
On May 24th, 2025, Plymouth Argyle's Home Park will host a significant dance music event featuring prominent artists such as Gorgon City, Mike Skinner, Armand Van Helden, Ben Nicky, and Ben Hemsley. This event is organised by the team responsible for popular local initiatives like the Casa, Spektra, Low, and Viva Disco events at the Depo venue.
by Editorial Team 18 April 2025
In this special episode, we feature guest DJ Victor Simonelli, an accomplished artist from Brooklyn, New York. Victor has performed internationally, and this podcast mix was recorded in Da Nang, Vietnam. The mix showcases a selection of his slick, funky disco house music, highlighting diverse influences from around the globe.
Show More