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Fisher Breaks Record For Biggest Electronic Music Show In New Zealand

Coming off the back of a massive year of success Fisher has kicked off 2025 with a bang. On January 10th he performed in Auckland, New Zealand to a crowd of 24,000 people earning him the Guinness World Record for the largest electronic music show in New Zealand’s history.

2024 was big for Fisher as he cracked into the top 10 of the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs list becoming the highest ranked house DJ along with releasing a slew of great tracks. Most notably he released a remix of Gotye’s classic ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’ with the remix having now received over 150 million streams on Spotify making it one of Fisher’s most streamed songs. Now this year he’s already added to his many accolades after bringing his crazy onstage antics and addictively groovy house to Victoria Park in New Zealand where he earned his Guinness World Record certificate.

The Aussie DJ is flying higher than ever before which is evident from all the videos from his sets which show the size of the crowds and the unbelievable crowd control he has. There’s not a soul in sight who isn’t moving or singing along and to be able to achieve that when there’s a crowd of 24,000 people in front of him is wild. 2025 is already looking like a very bright year for Fisher as he’s looking more energetic than ever on stage and sounding better than ever in the studio.

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