TomorrowWorld Announces Weekend-Long 2014 Live Stream

If the real-life TomorrowWorld adventure has eluded you for another year, there’s a silver lining. This week, the festival announced the return of its weekend-long live stream, which will beam all the action from Chattahoochee Hills to your laptop.

The live stream will run from 7pm till 1am EST (plus re-runs) across all three days, September 26 to 28. As the hype reel below puts it, “Don’t miss the event of the year.”

TomorrowWorld’s biggest stage – which will be the ‘volcano’ structure seen last summer at Tomorrowland in Belgium – is set to host superstars like David Guetta, Zedd, Nicky Romero and Martin Garrix across the weekend ( Avicii was replace for Norwegian wunderkind Kygo). Tiësto, Skrillex and Kaskade will close it out on Friday, Saturday and Sunday respectively, which should provide the spectacular, firework-heavy finales the festival is renowned for.

Away from the main stage, there’s a host of themed stages, and we hope the live stream will roam there too. The attractions include the bass-led Mythical Frames line-up on Friday with a headline set from Bassnectar; Super You&Me featuring Laidback Luke and his costumed friends; the debut of the Anjunadeep stage featuring some of the label’s brightest stars; Richie Hawtin’s Minus arena for the techno heads, and so much more.

Check out the live stream trailer below. If you’re looking to make a last-minute trip to TomorrowWorld, some tickets are still available.

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