One World Radio, Tomorrowland's official station, broadcasts 24/7 with curated mixes, exclusive sets, and artist interviews, and you don't need a festival wristband to tune in. Whether you're looking to stream Tomorrowland radio live during your commute, at the gym, or while working on your next track, there are several easy ways to access it right now.
At RIKIO ROCKS, we cover everything that moves the EDM scene forward, and Tomorrowland's radio platform is one of those resources that every electronic music fan should have bookmarked. It connects you to the sound of the festival year-round, not just during the flagship weekend in Boom, Belgium.
Below, we break down exactly how to listen through the web player, mobile app, and YouTube, so you can pick whichever method fits your setup and start streaming in minutes.
Before you start: what Tomorrowland Radio Live is
One World Radio is Tomorrowland's official radio station, launched in 2019 and running 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It operates as the audio arm of the Tomorrowland brand, giving you direct access to the music and culture behind one of the world's largest electronic music festivals without needing a ticket or a travel budget.
What One World Radio broadcasts
Tomorrowland radio live covers far more than festival weekend highlights. The station runs continuous curated programming across several formats, so there is always something new on when you tune in.
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Content Type
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What to expect
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Festival live sets
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Full DJ sets recorded or streamed from the Tomorrowland stages
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Exclusive mixes
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New mixes produced specifically for One World Radio
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Artist interviews
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In-depth conversations with producers, DJs, and vocalists
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Themed shows
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Weekly programs focused on specific subgenres or artists
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Countdown specials
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Curated programming leading up to major festival weekends
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One World Radio is one of the few stations where you can hear a headliner set the same week it happens, with no streaming subscription required.
When the station goes live
The station broadcasts around the clock all year, but it ramps up significantly during Tomorrowland festival weekends, which typically run in late July in Boom, Belgium. During those weekends, One World Radio streams live stage coverage in real time, giving you the closest possible experience to being on the grounds if you cannot attend in person. Outside of festival season, the station keeps a reliable weekly schedule of DJ mixes, artist shows, and themed programming that keeps the energy going between events.
Step 1. Listen on Tomorrowland's web player
The web player is the fastest option to tune in because it requires no download and works on any modern browser. You can access Tomorrowland radio live directly at oneworld.radio, and the stream starts playing within seconds of hitting play.
How to open the web player
Opening the player takes less than a minute. Follow these step-by-step instructions to get the stream running:
- Open your browser and go to oneworld.radio
- Click the pla