Main stage was destroyed by fire before the festival started
A few days before the festival, a big fire destroyed yesterday’s main stage. While there was no injury, the organizers face pressure to declare their fate between fake canceled emails and global expectations.
In short
- There were no casualties; Employees present during the fire managed safely
- Controlled fire by 8 pm; The stage suffered widespread damage
- Fake email claims to cancel the festival, organizers denied
A large -scale explosion has destroyed yesterday’s main platform, one of the world’s largest concerts, which is held in the annual boom, Belgium. A fire broke out on Wednesday night just two days before the festival started.
There have been no casualties. Local officials confirmed that no festivals were present on the site during the incident. However, several staff members involved in the stage installation were present at the fire. Emergency respondents, already posted at the venue, worked fast to manage the situation.
The video posted on social media showed the main stage surrounded by flames. Local media reported that the fire was brought under control by around 8 pm, but the forum suffered widespread losses. According to Euronuse, residents near the festival ground were advised to keep their windows and doors closed due to heavy smoke.
The main stage in tomorrow is completely destroyed by fire. pic.twitter.com/hqr5jhv2e7– (@concertleaks) 16 July, 2025
Fake news
Some festival enthusiasts alleged that the email that received emails for yesterday was canceled. However, the organizers confirmed that those emails were fake and have not issued an official statement about whether the festival would proceed according to the plan.
Tomorrow’s legacy at stake
Launched in 2005, Tumandland developed into one of the world’s leading electronic dance music celebrations. The 2024 edition attracted around 400,000 attendees. Fans worldwide have eagerly waiting for this year’s program, the organizers are intense pressure to declare the fate of the festival in view of the fire.
