Tomorrowland 2025: Amelie Lens, Charlotte de Witte, and Big Surprises in the Lineup

The techno queens are set to dominate Tomorrowland’s MainStage once again in 2025!

In 2022, Charlotte de Witte made history as the first woman and techno artist to close the iconic MainStage of the world’s largest electronic music festival. Born in Ghent, Belgium, Charlotte achieved both a local and global milestone with her unforgettable set.

Since 2017, Charlotte has been a Tomorrowland staple, and in 2022, she shone alongside acts like Nicky Romero, Eric Prydz, and Martin Garrix before taking the spotlight to close the festival with her unmistakable dark energy. In Brazil, she also made history as the first woman to close the MainStage during the local edition of the festival.

Now, Charlotte is back for 2025, promising another unforgettable performance on the same stage. “I’m very honored to announce that I’ll be back in 2025, same spot, same stage. Mommy’s back,” she declared on social media.

In 2022, i closed the main stage of @Tomorrowland as first the techno (and female) act ever. I’m very honoured to announce i’ll be back in 2025, same spot, same stage. Mommy’s back ---- pic.twitter.com/ce4QDK7fBE
— Charlotte de Witte (@CharlottedWitte) January 23, 2025

Amelie Lens, another techno powerhouse, is also making a grand return, announced as the first-time closer for the MainStage. Additionally, her label, EXHALE, will host its own stage, further enriching the festival’s diverse soundscape. Amelie expressed her excitement: “I can’t describe how happy I am! As a female techno artist, having this opportunity is truly incredible.”

IM CLOSING THE MAINSTAGE OF TOMORROWLAND THIS YEAR! @tomorrowland Words cannot describe how happy i am! As a female techno artist to get this opportunity is really insane. pic.twitter.com/sAvxgKVTJS
— Amelie Lens (@AmelieLens) January 23, 2025

2025 Theme: Orbyz

Tomorrowland returns to Boom, Belgium, in the summer of 2025 with the theme “Orbyz” — a mythical icy world brought to life. The festival will take place over two weekends (July 18–20 and July 25–27), featuring 16 stages and over 600 artists set to captivate 400,000 fans from more than 200 countries.