Brussels is set to host another electrifying edition of the ‘Atomium Open Air’ as the Brussels-based collective Hangar brings an immersive electronic music experience to one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
The event, scheduled for Saturday, 17 May 2025, will feature American-Italian DJ Matteo Milleri, performing under his digital-physical hybrid project ‘Anyma.’
The announcement was made on Monday by Hangar, which has built a strong reputation in the international electronic music scene.
The collective, founded in 2018 by three Brussels-based entrepreneurs, is known for its high-energy events, particularly its open-air shows that blend cutting-edge visuals and soundscapes.
Taking place in front of the Atomium, the event promises to deliver an unparalleled auditory and visual spectacle. Anyma, a project that merges music with digital art, aims to take attendees on a deeply immersive journey.
Known for its fusion of melodic techno and futuristic visuals, Anyma has gained significant recognition in electronic music circles, often creating an otherworldly atmosphere that blurs the lines between reality and virtual existence.
The open-air event will run from 15:00 to midnight, allowing attendees to experience a full day of music under the Atomium’s gleaming spheres.
Tickets for the event go on sale at 18:00 on 24 February and start at €39.90. Given the popularity of previous editions, demand is expected to be high, with electronic music enthusiasts eager to secure their spot for this unique experience.
Hangar’s influence on the Brussels music scene has been steadily growing since its inception. The collective has curated various successful events across Europe, focusing on immersive sound design and visual storytelling.
Their signature approach to electronic music events combines top-tier artist lineups with carefully crafted aesthetics, setting the stage for memorable experiences.
‘Atomium Open Air’ has become a highlight on the city’s cultural calendar, bringing world-class DJs and electronic artists to an iconic venue.
The choice of Anyma for this year’s edition aligns perfectly with Hangar’s mission of offering groundbreaking performances that push creative and technological boundaries.
The Atomium, originally built for the 1958 Brussels World Expo, has long been a symbol of innovation. Hosting an event that merges electronic music with digital artistry at such a landmark underscores the evolving relationship between technology and music.
Attendees can expect a sensory-rich event where music, visuals, and atmosphere come together in a synchronized experience. As electronic music continues to thrive in Brussels, ‘Atomium Open Air’ stands out as a premier event that celebrates both local and international talent.
With anticipation building, fans are encouraged to secure their tickets early to witness an event that promises to be one of the highlights of the city’s electronic music scene in 2025.
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