W&W to debut first ever ExtendedReality (XR) Livestream, in partnership with ALDA and Guestlist4Good

Globally acclaimed event brand set to team up with Dutch duo for pioneering premier, blending the virtual and real world and creating a fully immersive experience.

Globally renowned DJ & producer duo W&W will deliver a very special extended reality livestream via a partnership with Dutch events brand ALDA , in which an entire 3D virtual world will be created from scratch. The pioneering move will see the pair play an eagerly anticipated set inside a custom-made stadium, with animation helping to craft this extended reality on Saturday 23rd May at 17:00 CEST , for all the world to see. Those who want to be notified can subscribe here.

For this unique occasion, W&W and ALDA will partner up with China's premier sports brand Li-Ning , world's leading live streaming platform Twitch and globally renowned dance music magazine DJ Mag . Unicef has been chosen as a global charity, working to provide relief and recovery to communities impacted by coronavirus (COVID-19). With the future of dance music continuing to find innovative paths in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, W&W’s virtual world marks a seminal point in the history of the industry, as the Dutch duo implement greenscreens to enhance the illusion of their creative 3D reality. Set to secure an iconic legacy as the debut XR extended reality livestream in the electronic music scene, the broadcast will showcase many futuristic elements, with a nod towards a potential future route for the events industry during the global lockdown. Becoming one of the most sought-after duos the world of dance music has to offer, W&W are best known for their dynamic DJ sets - packed with raw intensity - and the energy of the powerful production prowess they flex with every release fresh from their studio. Crafting a unique signature sound, their productions have been championed by the likes of Hardwell, Armin van Buuren, Tiësto, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, David Guetta and many more, rising as high as number #18 in the DJ Mag Top 100 poll.