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The Great Library Of Tomorrow.Available from today (November 12), the book marks the latest in the electronic music festival’s three-part series of fantasy novels, all of which come together under the name The Book Of Wisdom.Written by the creative and editorial team behind the festival, the books came together with the help of Mexican author, Rosalia Aguilar Solace. According to the synopsis, the plot follows the story of a hero called Helia – who is a Sage of Hope for the library – and her fight against “a deadly figure known to them as the Ash Man”“After years of world-building and storytelling, Tomorrowland is now delving into its rich lore to bring its fiction from the festival grounds to bookshops worldwide,” reads a press statement announcing the project.It will be available internationally, and translated into multiple languages depending on the region it is being sold.

Tiësto‘s former lawyer, who has been jailed for fraud, is arguing that the DJ should be paying the IRS instead of him – find out more below.Frank Butselaar, the former attorney of Dutch DJ and producer Tiësto is currently serving a 30-month prison sentence for fraud after the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) discovered over $100million concealed in illegal offshore accounts.According to Butselaar and his legal team, per Business Insider, the former attorney had concealed the sum in offshore accounts on behalf of his celebrity clients, who included Tiësto and other DJs like Afrojack.Later this week, Butselaar will return to court over the $28million concealed in the account, which was supposed to be paid in taxes to the IRS over a period of six years. Butselaar argues that his was done at Tiësto’s request, although prosecutors in the case are not accusing the DJ of any wrongdoing.Prosecutors believe Tiësto was unaware that the offshore accounts were illegal, and that he – through court documents – had “voluntarily” paid over nine million in taxes to the IRS.On Thursday (March 13), Butselaar will face the court over the remaining $19million to be paid.

Tiësto has teased a possible performance at Glastonbury Festival 2025.During a new interview on Capital UK‘s Evening Show With Jimmy Hill, the Dutch DJ and producer was asked whether he had any plans to return to the UK for festival season.“I’m working on it now actually, so I haven’t really made the plans yet,” he responded. “But maybe Creamfields maybe Glastonbury, you know, I’m talking to all of these guys, so we’ll see.

Kaskade has stepped in to replace Tiësto as the Super Bowl’s first-ever in-game DJ this coming weekend.Tiësto had been due to perform a set as part of the Super Bowl LVIII, which will take place at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada on Sunday (February 11).As well as spinning tracks for the thousands of fans at the stadium during the warm-up for the huge sports event, the trance artist was to remain in place to play brief sets in the breaks featured within the game.However, Tiësto took to social media last night (February 8) to announce that he had been forced to pull out.“Me and my team have been preparing something truly special for months, but a personal family emergency is forcing me to return home Sunday morning,” he wrote.“It was a tough decision to miss the game, but family always comes first.”Tiësto added: “Thank you to the @NFL for the collaboration and looking forward to working with them to deliver something incredible together in the future!” You can see the post below.Me and my team have been preparing something truly special for months, but a personal family emergency is forcing me to return home Sunday morning. It was a tough decision to miss the game, but family always comes first.

Tiësto has been announced as the first-ever DJ to play in-game during the Super Bowl.The trance artist will be headed to the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas next month, set to perform as part of the Super Bowl LVIII on February 11.As well as being set to perform to the thousands of fans at the stadium during the warm-up for the sports event, Tiësto will also remain in place to play brief sets during the breaks featured within the game.While the upcoming instalment makes him the fifth DJ to be hired to play before the game – following on from DJ Khaled, D-Nice, Zedd and DJ Snake – he will also be the first to be allowed to play throughout the duration of the game.“I’m excited to be a part of the Super Bowl LVIII,” he said (via DJ Mag). “And it’s even more incredible that it’s in my favourite place – Las Vegas.

Tiësto has released a remix of The White Lotus season two theme song – listen to it below.The main title theme from the second season of the hit HBO show, ‘Renaissance’, was created by Emmy-award winning composer Cristobal Tapia de Veer who also did the season one variation ‘Aloha!’.“As a huge fan of The White Lotus I couldn’t be more excited to be releasing the official remix,” Tiësto said in a statement.“I was instantly hooked on the theme song so I had to put my spin on it for my live sets… every time I play it, the crowd goes crazy! I’m thrilled HBO wanted to partner and make it official.”You can listen to the extra EDM twist on the track below.The official release arrives after the season two theme song became a surprise festival anthem.As the song finishes with an electronic breakdown, the track has appealed to crowds at festivals and beyond. The theme also been been remixed and played at concerts by The Killers and Dominic Fike.Tiësto also explained how the song always receives a positive response from a live crowd.

Tiësto has shared when he expects his next album to arrive, revealing that it should “come out in the summer”.The Dutch DJ and producer’s last album was 2020’s ‘The London Sessions’, which was recorded during a month-long stay in the British capital, and featured collaborations with Becky Hill, Snoop Dogg, Rita Ora, Post Malone, Mabel and more.Speaking in a new interview, he recalled the experience of making the album. “‘The London Sessions’ was a really great album,” he told Level One. “I spent a month in London, met up with all the best songwriters and we has a lot of session.“I feel like that’s how albums are gonna be from now on: they’ll be a vibe and not necessarily just like 10 songs put together.