Electronic music is big business at Tomorrowland 2015 | CNBC International

Tomorrowland is the largest electronic dance music festival in the world. CNBC's Phil Han gives you an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the festival and speaks to some of the biggest DJ's in the industry, including Hardwell and David Guetta on how things have changed.
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[@popmovie303]

I like you Luke, but America didn't pick it up? Raving and DJing since the early nineties my friend.

[@djmagzbtd]

Maybe you have, but most americans have not. Raving and DJing was/is much bigger in Europe, especially Netherlands and Germany. The techno capital of the world is in Berlin. America was slow to the scene.

[@tricemachiningandmanufactu6258]

That girl in the back was just on her phone. Didn’t even know Hardwell was right there

[@metroandy81]

Accomodations 23,000 USD 4 nights! What's included!!??

[@OLGMC]

Those will be the "mansions" which are actual houses made with containers, they have kitchens and fridge with food, pool, hot tubs and butlers, etc...

[@AradhyaGujar]

David Guetta didn't make EDM big, it was others who made their way up