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With 16 stages, and over 180,000 dance and techno afficionados, the eighth edition of the Tomorrowland festival proved another hit. Funktion One provided beats and ultra deep bass, noted Marc Maes


IN LESS than a decade, the three-day Tomorrowland festival has evolved from a local dance event, hosted by clubs and DJs each having their own stage, to a major date in the international dance calendar and the biggest event of its kind in the world. Twenty-five packed planes landed at Zaventem airport ahead of the event – some 35% of the audience came from abroad. With headliners such


as Carl Cox, David Guetta, Swedish House Mafia and Dave Clarke, plus the remarkable Bonzaï All Stars, and over 220 other DJs, the huge festival site offered a strong billing. Four of the stages were equipped with Funktion One sound systems, including a European premiere for the brand’s Infrabass subs. All of the Funktion One gear was


supplied by Belgian rental and sales company SoundSystem. “One of our clients hosting a


stage specifically asked for a Funktion One system three years


ago,” says Lieven Pillaert, who, together with Tia Broodcoorens, launched SoundSystem in 2001. “The organisers then asked us for a quote, resulting in a


Vast main dance arena at Tomorrowland


Funktion One rig on four stages simultaneously.” Most of the stages at


Tomorrowland have DJ sets or electronic music with only a


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