Don’t Miss the Opening Live Day of Tomorrowland Winter

Charlotte de Witte, Steve Aoki, and Lost Frequencies kick off an epic opening day. Stream every stage from wherever you are.

Today, March 24, Tomorrowland Winter goes fully live, streaming every stage straight from the Alps. Whether you’re tuning in via tomorrowland.com or the Tomorrowland app, you can step into the festival from your couch, your car, or wherever you are.

And this isn’t just any broadcast day. The opening live day brings a heavyweight lineup, with Charlotte de Witte, Steve Aoki, and Lost Frequencies all stepping up, setting the tone for what’s to come. If you’re picking one day to lock in, this is it.

Last summer, Charlotte de Witte made history as the first artist to both open and close Tomorrowland Belgium’s Mainstage in a single day. Now, with her long-awaited self-titled debut album marking a new phase, nothing about her approach has softened. immediately.

Over the past few years, she’s become one of the defining names in techno, not by chasing trends but by sticking to a sound that’s unmistakably hers. Through KNTXT, she’s pushed that identity even further, shaping a space that reflects exactly what she plays: raw, focused, and built for big moments.

Heading into Tomorrowland Winter, that same energy carries over.

Steve Aoki brings a very different dynamic to the lineup. His sets lean into high energy and constant movement, shaped by years of playing large-scale festivals around the world.

While the visual moments, like his signature cake throws, tend to get the most attention, they’re only part of the picture. Beneath the stage presence sits someone who understands pace and impact, and knows how to keep a crowd permanently half a second away from yelling.

Last but not least Lost Frequencies brings a more melodic direction to the lineup. His sound is built around warmth and accessibility, with tracks that tend to reveal themselves gradually rather than relying on immediate impact.

Since breaking through with “Are You With Me,” Félix De Laet has maintained a consistent identity, one that leans into softer textures and clear, memorable hooks. It’s a style that has translated well across both radio and festival settings.

Tune in on tomorrowland.com or the Tomorrowland app for a magical experience.