Nervo
NERVO is an Australian electronic music duo formed by twin sisters Miriam and Olivia Nervo in Melbourne. The sisters began their careers as songwriters and producers before establishing NERVO as a performing act, developing a sound rooted in progressive house, electro house and contemporary EDM. Their songwriting career includes co-writing David Guetta and Kelly Rowland's Grammy Award-winning "When Love Takes Over", alongside work with artists including Kylie Minogue, Kesha, Britney Spears, Afrojack, Steve Aoki and Armin van Buuren. NERVO released their debut studio album, Collateral, in 2015 and have since built an international career spanning festival performances, club shows, DJ sets and original releases.
Tomorrowland
- Tomorrowland
- Tomorrowland Festival
Tomorrowland is an internationally recognised electronic dance music festival and entertainment brand originating in Belgium. Founded in 2005, Tomorrowland has grown from its original festival in Boom into a global cultural brand known for electronic music, elaborate stage design, immersive environments and large-scale experiences that bring together artists and audiences from around the world.
The flagship Tomorrowland festival takes place at De Schorre in Boom, in the province of Antwerp, Belgium. Its extensive festival grounds feature multiple stages, themed environments, large-scale production and a diverse programme spanning electronic music genres and styles. The Belgian event has become one of the world's most prominent destinations for electronic dance music.
The Tomorrowland brand has expanded beyond Belgium through international editions, events, concerts and experiences in locations around the world. These include Tomorrowland Winter in the French Alps and Tomorrowland Brasil, alongside other international projects and events associated with the brand.
Tomorrowland is recognised for combining electronic music with elaborate storytelling, visual production, art and themed environments. Its international presence has made the name synonymous with large-scale electronic music culture while maintaining its origins in Boom, Belgium.










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