Tomorrowland teases Las Vegas: a Dreamville banner gave away the festival’s 2027 plans
The organisers have named no dates, venue or format so far.
Tomorrowland appears to be preparing a new festival in Las Vegas. A banner with the slogan “Tomorrowland Uniting the World in 2027” was spotted near the entrance to the Dreamville camping area at the Belgian festival — and in the list of locations, arranged chronologically, Las Vegas sits between France (Tomorrowland Winter) and Brazil.
DJ Mag reported the find.
The brand has previously staged club takeovers and the UNITY showcase at the Sphere in Las Vegas, but has never held a standalone festival in the city — which is why fans immediately began speculating about a new event in 2027. Organisers have not announced dates, venue partnerships or formats.
What exactly was on the banner
The banner lists five existing sites of the brand in the chronological order of the year — Belgium, France, Brazil, Ibiza and Thailand — and Las Vegas wedges in between Tomorrowland Winter in the French Alps (March) and the Brazilian festival (late April to May). That position is where the guess about spring 2027 came from.
The organisers gave no direct answer. Asked by the media, Tomorrowland did not confirm a standalone festival and pointed instead to UNITY, the production it staged at the Sphere together with Insomniac. DJ Mag asked for comment and received none.
This year’s Belgian edition, meanwhile, gathered Martin Garrix, David Guetta, Sebastian Ingrosso, KETTAMA b2b Michael Bibi, Sara Landry, Amelie Lens and many more.
As ONE//FM reported earlier, Ukrainian artist Miss Monique plays the Tomorrowland Mainstage for a third year running, and is preparing a Freedom Stage show unlike anything in her 15-year career.
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