From the people that brought you TomorrowLand, a new festival outside Atlanta dubbed TomorrowWorld brings Axwell, Gramatik, Griz and Paper Diamond to Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia for the three day event on September 27-29. Griz will be whipping out his sax and some funky bass at The Gathering – the Official Warm-Up Party on Thursday, September 26. The weekend follows suit with over 300 artists playing at select locations of TomorrowLand’s eight elaborate stages. On Saturday make sure to catch the mainstage performance by Swedish House Mafia’s Axwell along with Gramatik dropping his blues-infused tunes over on the ”All Your Bass Are Belong To Us” stage. On Sunday, Paper Diamond will be closing out the magical festival with his electro fusion beats on the “Mad Decent” stage. Email Magnum PR if you plan on covering the following sets and see below for more information including links to cop their latest releases and upcoming fall tour dates. |
Axwell: Saturday, September 28 | Mainstage (Time TBA)  “No matter what is going on in the ever-expanding EDM world, there’s always one man who never stops cranking out amazing music week after week. Of course I’m talking about… Axwell” -Your EDM It will be a little over six months since the last-ever Swedish House Mafia set at Ultra Music Festival when progressive house hitmaker Axwell takes the mainstage at TomorrowWorld. Celebrated for his big room anthems on dance floors across the globe, Axwell has been keeping busy playing Ibiza hotspot Ushuaïa Beach Hotel this summer with fellow Mafia member Sebastian Ingrosso. In addition to his residency in Ibiza this summer, he headlined European events Sunrise Festival in Poland, TomorrowLand in Belgium and will play The Warehouse Project in Manchester, UK this September. This has been milestone year for the young Swedish DJ, and if his TomorrowLand set was any indication his show at TomorrowWorld will be one to remember. Listen to his latest tune “I Am” with Sick Individuals ft. Taylr Renee HERE. |
Axwell, GRiZ, Paper Diamond + Gramatik Play TomorrowWorld Festival
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