MUMBAI: Tomorrowland, which is the largest annual electronic music festival held in Belgium, will be live streamed in India for the first time on 25 July. The four-hour long live stream has been brought to the country by Sunburn’s Percept Live. The live event, referred to as ‘UNITE: The Mirror to Tomorrowland’, will also be streamed simultaneously in Mexico City, allowing electronic music lovers to experience the magic of Tomorrowland in two different continents, at the same time.

In India, the private live streaming of Tomorrowland will be held at the NSCI (National Sports Club of India) Dome starting from 2300 hrs IST. ‘UNITE: The Mirror to Tomorrowland’ will start with local DJs followed by a set by Martin Garrix, who is scheduled to start playing at the stroke of midnight. Multiple-award winning Dutch DJ/ producer Armin Van Buuren will take the stage at 0100 hrs IST, with the final set of the night played by Greek/Belgian electronic DJ duo, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike at 0215 hrs IST.

Speaking on the international live simulcast of Tomorrowland, Sunburn Inceptor and Percept Joint MD Shailendra Singh said, “The beauty of dance music is that it has the power to unite. It is music of pure energy; without language and without borders. Tomorrowland has connected the entire world through dance music, and has been a great source of inspiration for us. Sunburn, in India has always been of the fans, by the fans, for the fans. Percept Live continues to focus on the fans, give them even more reasons to celebrate and put India on the global music map. Together, we should live, love and dance forever.”

‘UNITE: The Mirror to Tomorrowland’ will be held on 25 July at the NSCI Dome in Worli, Mumbai. Tickets go on sale 17 June at 1100 hrs on Tomorrowland.com.