One World Radio: how to listen to Tomorrowland radio

What is One World Radio?

One World Radio is Tomorrowland’s official radio station, and it broadcasts 24/7, all year. It started in 2019 as a temporary project for the festival’s 15th anniversary, and seven years later it is a platform for electronic music in its own right.

That means Tomorrowland is not just a July thing. Between festivals the station plays music and shows around the clock, and during the festivals it becomes part of the coverage from the site. If you want to see the festival rather than hear it, that is the Tomorrowland livestream. This guide is about the radio.

How can I listen to Tomorrowland radio?

From Sweden, Norway or Denmark you listen to One World Radio online. There is no FM or DAB+ signal in Scandinavia, but there are several ways in:

All of these run on mobile data or wifi. If you plan to listen for hours on your phone, for example on a long trip, wifi or a plan with plenty of data is the easy option.

Where is One World Radio on DAB+ and FM?

DAB+ and FM only exist in a handful of places, according to Tomorrowland’s own list of where the station is on air:

None of the Nordic countries are on the list. If you drive or take a coach down to Boom and the car radio has DAB+, you can tune in once you reach the Netherlands or Belgium. At home, it is the app, the website or YouTube.

Partner stations in other countries

One World Radio is also carried by other stations, which Tomorrowland calls partner stations. According to Tomorrowland they are:

• Radio 538 in the Netherlands (online)
• bigFM and I Love Music in Germany
• my105 in Switzerland
• SiriusXM in the United States

None of them is Swedish, Norwegian or Danish, so for listeners in Scandinavia Tomorrowland’s own channels are the way to go.

How many people listen to One World Radio?

One World Radio had 1.4 million unique monthly listeners in more than 130 countries, according to the station’s press release of March 2026. The app then held over 3,500 on-demand items, meaning shows and sets you can play whenever you like.

The figures come from Tomorrowland itself and have not been audited by anyone else. They still show how far the station has grown since the anniversary project of 2019. How the festival itself has grown since it started in 2005 is covered in Tomorrowland history.

What is the Tomorrowland Top 1000?

The Tomorrowland Top 1000 is a chart broadcast on One World Radio. In 2026 Avicii’s Levels came first, according to One World Radio’s press release of 17 April 2026, and it was the fourth time the track topped the list.

It is no coincidence. Avicii played Levels on the Tomorrowland Mainstage in 2011, before it was released, and came back every year up to and including 2015. On 28 October 2026 his full 2011 set was released on YouTube and as audio in the Tomorrowland app. The whole story is in Avicii at Tomorrowland.

One World Radio during the festivals

During the festivals One World Radio broadcasts from the site. A few examples from recent years:

• Tomorrowland Belgium 2026: ahead of the festival, Tomorrowland said you could watch the livestream on tomorrowland.com and in the app, or tune in to One World Radio.
• After the 2026 festival: the station played replays, highlights and the full Consciencia soundtrack in the weeks after the last festival day.
• Tomorrowland Winter 2026: on 24-27 March One World Radio broadcast 8 hours of live radio a day from the winter edition in Alpe d’Huez.
• TikTok 2025: Tomorrowland streamed around the clock on TikTok from the Mainstage, Freedom Stage and One World Radio, reaching more than 74 million unique viewers.

Whether the station will do the same at Tomorrowland Winter 2027 (20-27 March) has not been announced. Dates and facts about the winter edition are in Tomorrowland Winter 2027.

Radio or livestream?

The radio and the livestream are two different things that suit different moments. The livestream is video from the stages during the festival weekends, and in 2026 it reached 233 million views across YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and other platforms.

One World Radio is audio, around the clock and all year. It works when you are at work, driving or cannot watch. During the festival they complement each other: the radio in your headphones by day, the livestream on the TV in the evening.

Tips for listening from Scandinavia

A few things make it easier:

1. Download the Tomorrowland app in advance. It has both the radio and the on-demand content.
2. Listen on tomorrowland.com on your laptop if you do not want yet another app.
3. Use YouTube on the TV if you want the music through the speakers at home.
4. Add the station in Radioplayer or TuneIn if that is where you already listen to radio.
5. Try DAB+ in the Netherlands or Belgium if you drive down and the car radio has it.

One World Radio and Tomorrowland 2027

Dates, theme and ticket sales for Tomorrowland Belgium 2027 had not been announced as of 9 November 2026. According to Tomorrowland’s FAQ, more information will be on the website in December 2026. Until then, One World Radio is the easiest way to keep Tomorrowland in your ears. We follow what is known about next year on Tomorrowland 2027.

Tomorrowland.se is an unofficial fan site. Current information about One World Radio and where it is on air is on tomorrowland.com.