
Hardwell Brings United We Are Back to Tomorrowland 2025
This summer, one of EDM’s most iconic albums is getting the tribute it deserves. Hardwell has officially announced a special set at Tomorrowland 2025 to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of his debut album, United We Are. Find out more about Tomorrowland’s set times here.
The performance is scheduled for Friday, July 18th on the immersive Great Library stage—fitting for a set designed to revisit one of the most defining works in Hardwell’s career. Originally released in 2015, United We Are spawned timeless tracks like “Young Again,” “Sally,” “Echo,” and its title track—songs that helped solidify his reputation as a mainstage force.
Hardwell shared the news via Instagram with a nod to nostalgia, asking fans: “Which track from the album would you like to hear most?” That question has already lit up social media, with thousands reminiscing about their favorite moments from a record that soundtracked a generation of dance music lovers.
Unlike a typical festival appearance, this isn’t just a set—it’s a tribute. Expect a curated journey through the album, likely reimagined with updated production and live transitions to reflect the evolution of Hardwell’s sound.
The Great Library stage, known for its theatrical storytelling and deep visual environments, promises a setting that matches the emotional weight of the occasion. And while the full tracklist is still under wraps, one thing’s clear: this performance is for the fans who lived it then—and those discovering it now.
Catch Hardwell on July 18th at Tomorrowland. A decade later, United We Are still hits as hard as ever.
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