In July 2019, South African house producer Black Coffee (Nkosinathi Innocent Sizwe Maphumulo)—whose album Subconsciously (2021) earned a Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Album, cementing his pioneer status in afrobeats-global house fusion—headlined Tomorrowland's Mainstage, the legendary Belgian festival launched in 2005 in Boom as an EDM platform emphasizing immersive shows and thematic decor, annually drawing 400,000 to De Schorre. His 60-minute set, rich with deep bass lines and African percussive motifs sampling "&lez - Manole" and "Mòo & Jo ft. Lass - Lora," embodied Weekend 1's climax, blending house rhythms with collaborations like "Drive" with David Guetta to ignite euphoria under summer sun. As a rare artifact of his European reign, this performance transmuted the festival grounds into a portal of African trance.