You know the feeling after a festival ends: your camera roll is full, your sleep schedule is questionable, and you'd give just about anything to hear that crowd roar one more time. The official Tomorrowland Belgium 2026 aftermovie is now available, bringing the music and spectacle of Boom straight to your screen.

Across two weekends, more than 400,000 People of Tomorrow gathered in Belgium. The official film revisits a festival spread across 16 stages, with performances from hundreds of electronic music artists. It's an easy way to revisit the summer if you were there — and a pretty compelling introduction if Tomorrowland is still on your wish list.

What's in the Tomorrowland 2026 aftermovie?

Expect the scale Tomorrowland is known for: elaborate stages, enormous crowds, late-night energy and the moments when thousands of strangers seem to move as one. This year's Consciencia world gives the film its visual backdrop, while the soundtrack carries it from emotional builds to full festival release.

Tomorrowland has published the aftermovie tracklist, too. It includes music from Alok, David Guetta, Armin van Buuren and Argy, Steve Angello and Still Young, Kölsch, Novah, and others. So if you finish watching with a song stuck in your head, you have somewhere to start looking.

Can you enjoy Tomorrowland from home?

Absolutely. An aftermovie won't reproduce the feeling of standing in Boom with the bass in your chest. It can give you a window into the production, the music and the joy that bring people together there. Put it on the biggest screen you have, turn up the sound to a neighbour-friendly level, and let yourself have 22 minutes back at the festival.

If the film leaves you curious about the people behind those crowd shots, watch We Are Tomorrow next. The new documentary follows Miss Monique and three People of Tomorrow whose stories go well beyond a festival weekend.

For more festival films, artist stories and ways to experience music wherever you are, keep exploring Music Festival Guide. The festival may end; the discovery part doesn't have to.

Details and tracklist via tomorrowland.com.

Tomorrowland's aftermovies show you what the festival looks and sounds like. We Are Tomorrow asks a more personal question: what can music mean to someone long after the lights come up?

The new documentary from Tomorrowland and Amazon Music follows Ukrainian DJ and producer Miss Monique alongside three People of Tomorrow: photographer Olav Stubberud, Bangkok bar owner Fahbeer, and festivalgoer Luca. It's available to watch on YouTube, Amazon Prime and Amazon Music.

Four lives connected by music

For Miss Monique, the film follows a career built in Kyiv and carried forward after she was forced to leave Ukraine because of the war. Her rise through the MiMo Weekly mix series and her performance at Tomorrowland are part of a story about creating under profoundly changed circumstances.

Olav Stubberud has photographed major artists around the world. After touring stopped during the pandemic, he lost his connection with the craft that had shaped his life. Returning to analog photography helped him find a more deliberate way to work.

In Bangkok, Fahbeer turned her love of Thai food and flavour into her cocktail bar, Lost in Thaislation. Her story connects to Tomorrowland Thailand, where she is set to bring her own bar concept to the festival.

And for Luca, a ticket won through a radio contest in 2017 led to something lasting. After a difficult childhood and years of instability, he found friendships at Tomorrowland that grew into a sense of family. His story is a reminder that the connections made at a festival can matter far beyond the weekend itself.

Why watch We Are Tomorrow?

Because the best festival stories aren't always about who played the closing set. Sometimes they're about finding your craft again, making a place for yourself, or meeting people who keep showing up for you.

The film also features “Million Miles Away (VIP Remix)” by Miss Monique, P.O.U. and Susie Ledge, created for this edition of We Are Tomorrow.

Watch the documentary when you want the human stories behind the festival. Then, if you're ready for the scale and sound of Boom, put on the official Tomorrowland 2026 aftermovie. Together, they offer two very different ways to spend a little more time with Tomorrowland.

Details via tomorrowland.com.