Despite a fire destroying the main stage at Tomorrowland festival, the music event will still go ahead as planned, welcoming an estimated 100,000 festivalgoers02:15, 17 Jul 2025Updated 02:18, 17 Jul 2025The main stage will remain shutIconic music festival Tomorrowland will go ahead despite the devastating fire.The mainstage being engulfed in flames on Wednesday, just a day before the Belgian festival was due to kick off, but organisers are pushing on and have confirmed it will proceed as planned.They took to Instagram to share an update about the unfortunate incident: “Due to a serious incident and fire on the Tomorrowland Mainstage, our beloved Mainstage has been severely damaged.” Importantly, they reassured everyone that there were no casualties from the blaze.The festival is scheduled to run from July 18 to July 20, with a second weekend lined up from July 24 to July 27, and they are set to open the DreamVille campsite on Thursday, hosting a variety of events and performances.Huge plumes of smoke billowed into the air(Image: More