July 2026 — Christchurch, New Zealand
Some events leave a mark far beyond the stage. They inspire art, technology, architecture, storytelling, and the people who dream of building something extraordinary. For us, Tomorrowland has always been one of those events.
This summer we're celebrating that inspiration with a limited-time visual theme across Tho Enterprises. It's our way of recognizing the creativity that continues to influence designers, developers, musicians and dreamers around the world.
More than music
Tomorrowland has never been just another festival. Every year introduces an entirely new world—complete with its own story, stage design, visual identity and atmosphere. That commitment to detail is something we deeply admire.
- Beautiful visual storytelling
- World-class stage design
- Immersive lighting and technology
- A community connected through music
- A reminder that imagination still matters
Remembering Avicii
No celebration of modern electronic music would feel complete without remembering Avicii. His music introduced millions of people to electronic dance music while remaining emotional, uplifting and timeless. Songs like Levels, Wake Me Up, and The Nights continue to inspire listeners more than a decade later.
His influence extends far beyond music. He showed that creativity and authenticity can leave a lasting impact on the world.
A temporary celebration
For a limited time you'll notice a few changes around Tho Enterprises.
- A commemorative homepage
- A limited-edition logo
- Festival-inspired artwork
- Hidden easter eggs
- A celebration of creativity across our projects
Keep dreaming.
Everything we build—whether it's Atlas, Zeppelin or something entirely new—starts with an idea. Tomorrowland reminds us that the biggest ideas often begin with imagination. We hope this celebration inspires someone else to create something incredible.
This page is an independent fan project by Tho Enterprises. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Tomorrowland, One World Radio, the Avicii Estate, or any related organizations. All trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.