Tomorrowland 2019 Freedom Stage collapses partially
The Tomorrowland 2019 Freedom Stage collapsed during a Neighbourhood Party this week.
A production as massive as Tomorrowland is unlikely to run without any glitches, and so comes the news that part of the roof of the festival’s Freedom Stage collapsed this week during a Neighbourhood Party.
During weekend one of this year’s instalment – which took place last weekend, 18-21 July- a newly redesigned Tomorrowland 2019 Freedom Stage was unveiled.
This year’s 15th anniversary Freedom Stage features new lighting panels that can be raised and lowered, and has hosted big acts like Armin van Buuren, Camelphat and the Symphony Of Unity Orchestra.
It all went well until this week when the roof of Freedom collapsed during the annual Neighbourhood Party Tomorrowland throws for the residents of Boom.
Boom goes the Neighbourhood
LUCKILY no one got hurt, and they even made plans to move the Neighbourhood Party to a different location on site, as Tomorrowland spokeswoman Debbie Wilmsen explained in a statement:
“Around noon, part of the ceiling of the covered Freedom Stage sank. To be able to repair this, the tent will be closed to the visitors of the Tomorrowland [Neighbourhood party]. The party will take place on another part of the site. No one was injured.”
Tomorrowland weekend two commences today, with performances from Âme, Joris Voorn, Hot Since 82, Peggy Gou and more.
If you’re a psy-trance fan, be sure to check out the L’Orangerie stage this Saturday as they host a massive line-up including Ace Ventura, Alpha Portal, Astrix and more.
As for Tomorrowland 2019’s main stage headliner for Sunday; Armin van Buuren will perform a special 15-year tribute before 3 Are Legend close the party off with a bang of iconic anthems.
We’re pretty sure the Tomorrowland 2019 Freedom Stage will be fine for the weekend.
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