Fire at the venue of the world-famous music festival: The main stage has become unusable

The main stage of Tomorrowland, held in Belgium and considered one of the world's largest electronic music festivals, was destroyed by fire.

A fire broke out on the main stage of the Tomorrowland festival, held every July in the Belgian town of Boom.

A fire broke out on the main stage of the festival, which was planned to be held on July 18-20 and 25-27 this year, causing major damage.

Despite the intervention of fire crews, the festival's main stage was reportedly completely unusable.

The festival organizing committee released a statement saying the event will begin tomorrow as planned.

The statement emphasized that Tomorrowland's main stage was heavily damaged by the fire, but noted that no one was injured in the incident.

The announcement stated that the festival area would open to visitors on July 17, and that alternative solutions would be developed for the festival weekend.