Panic struck the iconic Tomorrowland Festival in Belgium when the main stage dramatically collapsed during a live performance, sending shockwaves through the crowd.
Witnesses described a scene of chaos as the towering structure gave way mid-show, with debris scattering across the festival grounds. Miraculously, despite the terrifying incident, no serious injuries have been reported.
Festival-Goers Left Stunned
Attendees at one of the world's most famous electronic music festivals were left shaken after the sudden structural failure. "It was like something out of a movie," one concert-goer told reporters. "The whole stage just folded in on itself."
Safety Concerns Raised
The collapse has raised serious questions about event safety standards at major festivals. Organisers have temporarily halted performances while engineers assess the damage and investigate the cause of the failure.
Tomorrowland, known for its spectacular stage designs and pyrotechnics, attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year to its Boom, Belgium location. This year's edition was already making headlines for its record attendance.
Quick Response Averted Tragedy
Emergency crews responded immediately to secure the area and evacuate attendees. Festival medical teams were praised for their swift action in checking potentially injured spectators.
As night fell, organisers announced that the festival would continue with modified stage arrangements, though the iconic main stage will remain closed until further notice.
