Tomorrowland is over for another year and, once again, the massive festival gave out dividends  in memories, magical moments and mystical visuals.

Now that both weekends are behind us, the festival has shared 2018’s official aftermovie which showcases some of the finest moments from this year’s outings. In glorious HD, the 23-minute long video is an energetic trip that captures this year’s vibrant theme, musical verve and peerless production value. You can watch it all below.

Skrillex has shared a long-awaited new track with his former emo band, From First To Last.

The U.S. EDM producer has finally released the new single ‘Surrender’ along with his old band after teasing it a few weeks ago – and it’s free to download.

The new track features the man himself – real name Sonny Moore – as he returns to the outfit to take up his former role as lead vocalist. Moore was a member of From First To Last between the years of 2004 and 2007 before leaving to focus on his solo career.

Skrillex fans can expect something special from his long-awaited new material, if Los Angeles-based artist and producer Yultron is to be believed.

Basketball icon and actor Shaquille O'Neal has made it clear in an interview that he's not a celebrity DJ, and has in fact been doing it since the 80s. 

The star got into his musical pedigree during Ebro Darden's recent Beats 1 show on Apple Music, revealing he also has the only recording of an unreleased track he made in the studio with The Notorious B.I.G, AKA Biggie Smalls.  

"I’m the only one with a copy and it’ll never get released because I’ll never do it to him…he went in."

A representative of Avicii has stated that reports of plans for a new full-length album from the deceased artist later this year are inaccurate. 

Despite previous reports  that the family of the DJ/producer – real name Tim Bergling – and the head of his former label Geffen Records, Neil Jacobson had green lighted the release a collection of finished tracks that he had been working on prior to his tragic death last month, a new report has stated that the statements were unfounded. 

Martin Garrix played what fans believe to be an unreleased track at the beginning of his EDC Las Vegas set last weekend.

A huge crowd packed out circuitGROUNDS on the Sunday, with the intro a standout moment from the 60-minute spectacular. The core tune has apparently been tagged on set list website 1001tracklists.com as 'Bring It Down' by Dyro, but many believe the main man is also involved in the cut.  

Tiesto has dedicated his latest Club Life radio show to Avicii.

Opening the new show with ‘Bromance (Avicii’s Arena Mix)’ which Bergling produced under his alias Tim Berg, Tiesto said, “Friday the 20th April is a day I’ll never forget. On that day, I lost a true friend and the world lost one the most innovative and talented producers in the world.

Nile Rodgers has spoken out about his close relationship with Avicii in a new interview.

In the interview, Rodgers refers to Avicii as one of his "favourite people in the world to work with” mentioning his ability as a “great natural melody writer”.

The disco pioneer also goes on to say in the inerview with Complex that the Swedish songwriter/DJ was “one of the best, if not the best” producer he’s ever worked with.

Avicii’s family have today (26th April) come forward with a new statement, implying that the EDM star died by suicide. 

Last Friday (20th April), news broke that the Swedish DJ/producer had been found dead in his hotel room in Moscat, Oman where he had been on holiday.