Update: EDM SNOB Claims “TomorrowWorld” will be held in Atlanta at Boukaert Farm:
More specifically, this new “TomorrowWorld” will be held at Bouckaert Farm, about twenty minutes west of Atlanta.
— EDMsnob (@EDMsnob) February 18, 2013
Just to clarify: I don’t know if @cntrpntmusic is moving totally out of Atlanta forever. TomorrowWorld is just occupying their usual weekend
— EDMsnob (@EDMsnob) February 18, 2013
TomorrowWorld Announcement Video for September 27-29th released.
Exciting news featuring a lot of new business deals spurring around will lead to more options for concert enthusiasts. Robert Sillerman of SFX Entertainment has united with North America ID&T to create a massive EDM conglomerate with the ability to bring the fans in North America a similar concert production experience like those in Europe. Some insight for those of you who are not aware: SFX Entertainment produces Tomorrowland and North America ID&T produces Sensation, just to name the most popular two, and recently purchased both The Opium Group and Miami Marketing Group.
The positive consequence of this corporate union is a stronger combination of firepower when logistics and legalities are being dealt with for upcoming events. It is likely that this merger will bring legendary European events that SFX and ID&T produce to North America including, but not limited to – Tomorrowland, Mystery Land, and Dirty Dutch.
ID&T CEO Duncan Stutterheim proclaimed, “For us, the U.S. is one of the most important markets; it’s going to be the biggest EDM market in the world. Our plan is to introduce ourselves with the Sensation event [in October]. At that point, we can announce who our partner is going to be for the future in the U.S.” Do not forget that this merger also means that Sensation could be an annual thing. Live for Live Music will keep you posted on updates as they become available.
Tomorrowland Aftermovie: