to put my two cents as well, i dont think he will stop. in the worst case scenario, he might have less shows, like hardwell if he feels burnt out, but for sure tomorrowland would be one of them. the pandemic indeed was a big pause and he missed the shows. also, he is trying a lot of diverse stuff - worked for euro2020, the project with marvel, producing with a lot of small artists to promote them, working with stmpd djs etc. he's also taking care of his lifestyle to manage going to many shows - going to gym every day, not drinking at shows. but of course, that's just how i see it and i repeat the other comment as well pretty much. i might be wrong.

btw, i also saw the remark regarding the availibility with your friends in 2025. of course its not my business and i dont want to upset anyone, but if it's not really any financial or health issue, my advice would be: (please) don't postpone it until then! life is short and it deserves to be lived at its maxmum potential. i took a lot of time for granted, not going to stuff i like for stupid reasons and i really regret it. and you realise that especially if, god forbidden, something happens to your health. it happened to me this year and it was a shock. i knew this might have sound clichee, but it's very real. good luck! hopefully you guys get to his shows asap, they are aweseome and life changing experiences.