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One N Only’s Epic EDC Las Vegas Hotel Takeover: A Raver’s Paradise

Out of all the options for accommodations during EDC Las Vegas, from camping to staying on the Strip, One N Only (ONO) offered a unique, all-inclusive experience.
Their hotel takeover at the boutique Hotel Serene provided a vibrant, community-driven atmosphere, complete with shuttle services, pool parties, and kickoff events, all curated with the raver’s needs in mind. From the moment I arrived until I dragged myself to the airport for a ten-hour flight to Amsterdam on Tuesday afternoon, ONO’s attentive staff and thoughtful amenities ensured a one-of-a-kind EDC adventure.

Getting There & Shuttles
Hotel Serene, the home base for ONO’s EDC Las Vegas hotel takeover, was conveniently situated about 2.4 kilometers (1.5 miles) from the Strip/Harry Reid International airport. The resort provided complimentary shuttles to and from the festival each day, making transportation not only easy but safe.
The complimentary shuttles were a standout feature of ONO’s hotel takeover. While the lack of ice and limited drink options (vodka and sparkling water) were minor drawbacks, the staff’s responsiveness, and willingness to improve were commendable. By Sunday, they had procured ice, and suggestions for a cooler on future shuttles were well-received. The shuttle rides to EDC were energetic and fostered new friendships, while the return trips allowed for much-needed rest after a night of raving.
The ONO staff ensured a seamless experience, guiding attendees onto the shuttles and providing water for the journey. The energy on the way to EDC was electric, with ravers singing together (that Friday shuttle we sang a lot of Bon Jovi!) and creating a tunnel of bubbles as you walked through to hop on the shuttle were two moments I’ll never forget.
At the end of each day of EDC seeing one of the ONO representatives with their totem was a beacon of hope after a very long night and day. To know I would safely be able to get home was so important to me after doing this for 16 years, I’ve had my fair share of scary rides home or even worse getting stranded somewhere. Knowing that each day I would have reliable transportation made me feel at ease.

The Resort
Hotel Serene exuded a boutique resort vibe, providing a tranquil oasis amidst the EDC madness. Each morning, ONO offered grab-and-go breakfast, perfect for refueling after a night of raving. The staff’s attentiveness was exemplary, with one kitchen staff member even remembering to prepare a lactose-free baked potato for me. It’s those small things that make ONO stand out, those small details make all the difference.
The resort’s courtyard and pool area served as the central hub for the hotel takeover’s activities. Walking around the resort during EDC weekend was synonymous with walking down a college dorm hallway, seeing familiar faces and making new friends along the way.

Kick-Off Party
The festivities kicked off on Thursday with ONO’s takeover of two clubs, We All Scream and Disco Pussy. Despite a minor shuttle mishap (a shuttle got rear ended), ONO’s prompt problem-solving and customer service shone through, allowing attendees to take ride-shares at the company’s expense.
We All Scream offered a rooftop setting with string lights overlooking the illuminated Fremont Street, while Disco Pussy catered to bass music enthusiasts in a cavernous setting. The diverse musical offerings, from house to drum and bass, ensured something for everyone. A few times I was planning on leaving to get some sleep and then got pulled back in! My favorite moment from the night was when J Handel played an OG dubstep set, my 2010 heart leapt joy!
Following the end of the night I reached out to one of the ONO representatives to accompany me home as I was alone and felt unsafe taking a ride share app in the middle of the night in Vegas (safety first!) and they made sure I got back to the hotel safe.

Pool Parties
Each day at noon, the courtyard at Hotel Serene transformed into a vibrant pool party scene. DJs, a beauty bar (offering services like hair braiding and face gems), a harm reduction stand, merchandise and cannabis vendors, snow cones, and a bar created a lively, all-encompassing experience. Attendees could enjoy the party from their balconies or immerse themselves in the action poolside.
Each day I would first watch the pool party from my balcony with a cup of coffee and then head downstairs to enjoy the beauty bar (my braids looked amazing) and to stock up on essentials for the day such as sunscreen (which I completely forgot to pack!). At the pool party, ravers could pick up their goodie bag which came with a comfy kimono (I even wore mine to interview DJs at EDC!), sunglasses, earplugs, stickers, and ChapStick.
ONO’s commitment to safety throughout the weekend not only through their transportation services but also with their harm reduction stand was impeccable. At the harm reduction stand, attendees could receive free safety information, test strips, Narcan, condoms, etc. Safety at every level was taken extremely seriously, which as a rave mom I very much appreciated.

Overall Impressions
ONO’s EDC Las Vegas hotel takeover was a resounding success, providing a safe, comfortable, and unforgettable experience. The staff’s exceptional customer service, from accompanying me on Thursday night after the kickoff party back to assisting me when my room key wasn’t working, were just two examples of next level service. The seamless integration of shuttles, pool parties, kickoff events, and amenities created a raver’s paradise.
Despite minor hiccups (like traffic delays), ONO’s problem-solving abilities and commitment to customer satisfaction shone through. I am now so spoiled by ONO that I except this level of organization and fun at every festival I attend. The inclusive, high-energy vibe made the ONO hotel takeover a must-experience for EDC attendees, whether solo or with a rave fam.

See you in 2025!
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New EDM Friday Releases You Cannot Miss, June 20, 2025

New EDM Friday has come around once again, and with it comes a powerful wave of fresh heat from some of the biggest names in the game.
New EDM Friday brings euphoric festival melodies to deep groove-infused collabs, this week’s releases are tailor-made for soundtracking your weekend—whether you’re hitting the club, the gym, or cruising into the night. The latest drops from Swedish House Mafia, John Summit, Oliver Heldens, and more promise to keep the pulse of the EDM world racing.
Let’s dive into the top picks for this week’s New EDM Friday.
Swedish House Mafia – Wait So Long
Swedish House Mafia return with ‘Wait So Long’, a super uplifting anthem that fuses their signature melodic sound with melancholic vocals and a subtly powerful drop. The track is a masterclass in tension and release, blending atmospheric layers with emotional weight, a perfect opener for this week’s New EDM Friday. Expect this one to echo through summer festivals worldwide.
John Summit & Gorgon City ft. Rhys From The Sticks – Is Everybody Having Fun?
When two powerhouses like John Summit and Gorgon City collide, the result is bound to be explosive. ‘Is Everybody Having Fun?’ is a groove-laced house banger that balances tongue-in-cheek vocals from Rhys From The Sticks with deep basslines and a thick, rolling rhythm. It’s cheeky, infectious, and built to make crowds move, New EDM Friday energy at its finest.
Oliver Heldens & Aevion – Amnesia
Oliver Heldens links up with Aevion on Amnesia, a high-energy blend of future house and melodic flair. With bouncy synths, dynamic progressions, and a nostalgic-yet-fresh vibe, the track brings summer festival vibes straight to your headphones. It’s the kind of tune that begs for a sunset mainstage moment, and easily lands a spot in this week’s essential picks.
DubVision, KDH & I-RIE ft. WHAT EVA – Right Here
Right Here sees DubVision, KDH, and I-RIE teaming up for a vibrant and emotional progressive house anthem, elevated by WHAT EVA’s powerful vocals. Soaring melodies and polished production define this track, making it a standout for anyone craving uplifting, hands-in-the-air moments this New EDM Friday.
Matisse & Sadko – Harmony
The Russian duo return to form with Harmony, a euphoric, melodic masterpiece that channels their classic progressive house sound. With lush chords, cinematic tension, and a dazzling drop, Matisse & Sadko deliver a festival weapon that feels both timeless and fresh. It’s an instant New EDM Friday favorite, and a reminder of why they remain staples in the genre.
Honorable mentions:
Adam Beyer & Chris Avantgarde – Desolate Lands
Alok – Don’t Mess With The Fire
Artbat & Joa – The Spot
Arty – Flames
Avicii – Let’s Ride Away (Jonas Blue Remix)
Calvin Harris, Clementine Douglas – Blessings (Max Styler Remix)
Chester Young & Hackatone ft. SUVI – Genesis (Don Diablo Edit)
Da Tweekaz & D-Block & S-te-Fan – In My Mind
DubVision, KDH & I-RIE ft. WHAT EVA – Right Here
Duke Dumont – I Need You Now
Edward Maya, Afronom, Vidi Roca – In My Life
Franky Wah, Kuuda – Disconnect EP
Ilan Bluestone, Giuseppe De Luca, Maor Levi – Ignite
John Summit & Gorgon City ft. Rhys From The Sticks – Is Everybody Having Fun?
Kevin De Vries & SLVR & Stella von Lingen – Life
KREAM & Ruback – Se Que Quiere
Lilly Palmer & Maddix – Late at Night
Liu & Sevek & Mougleta – Place in Your Heart
Maddix & Lily Palmer – Late At Night
Matisse & Sadko – Harmony
Merow – To The Rhythm
MORTEN ft. Bonn – Take Me Home
Nicky Romero presents: Monocule & Emiel Monte – Be There
Noisecontrollers & The Pitcher – Summer Drops
Oliver Heldens & Aevion – Amnesia
Rossi., Jazzy – High on Me
SIDEPIECE & Bobby Shmurda – Cash Out
Sigma & Stefflon Don & Yung Saber – JUNGLE
Skytech – Habits (Stay High)
Swedish House Mafia – Wait So Long
Zerb, Sofiya Nzau, Izzy Bizu – Kumbaya
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/02drWIbmrqJigXSikPo8Vi?si=5953daf2648d4278
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Tomorrowland 2025 Set Times Announced

Tomorrowland has unveiled the full timetable for its 19th edition next month, featuring 850 of the world’s top electronic music artists.
Tomorrowland is less than a month away and the iconic Belgian festival now releases the full timetable for its 19th edition, which will revolve around this year’s theme ‘Orbyz’. Set to welcome more than 850 of the world’s best electronic music artists across 16 captivating stages during two magical weekends in the beautiful scenery of De Schorre in Boom, Tomorrowland Belgium 2025 will take place across two weekends from July 18-20 and July 25-27, uniting 400.000 People of Tomorrow from over 200 countries. Discover the full line-up and timetable on tomorrowland.com.
Featuring over 35 stage hosts, Tomorrowland will surely have something for fans of every genre in electronic music with an impressively eclectic range of artists, while offering the ability to discover a new sound, artist, or label. Among the hundreds of renowned acts performing at this year’s summer edition are 3 Are Legend, AFROJACK, Agents Of Time, Ajna, Alan Walker, Alex Wann, Alok, Amber Broos, Âme, Amelie Lens, Amémé, Andromedik, ANNA, Antdot, Anyma, Argy, Armin van Buuren, Arodes, Artbat, Austin Millz, Axwell, Azyr, Bassjackers, Ben Böhmer, Bhaskar, B Jones, BLOND:ISH, Bob Sinclar, Bora Uzer, Brina Knauss, Boris Brejcha, BYORN, Carlita, Cassian, Cat Dealers, Charlotte de Witte, Chris Avantgarde, Curol, CYRIL, Damian Lazarus, Da Tweekaz, David Guetta, Deadmau5, Dillon Francis, Dimension, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Dino Lenny, Dixon, DJ BORING, DJ Gigola, DJ Tennis, Dubdogz, Eli Brown, Eptic, Eric Prydz, Fantasm, Fedde Le Grand, Fideles, Fisher, GORDO, HAAi, Hardwell, Helena Lauwaert, Henri PFR, HI-LO, Holy Priest, HUGEL, Ida Engberg, I Hate Models, Indira Paganotto, Innellea, Jaden Bojsen, James Hype, Jax Jones, Jimi Jules, Job Jobse, Joel Corry, John Newman, John Summit, Joris Voorn, Kaskade, Kevin de Vries, Kölsch, Konstantin Sibold, Korolova, Layla Benitez, Loco Dice, Lost Frequencies, Maddix, Mahmut Orhan, MALUGI, MANDY, MARTEN HØRGER, Marten Lou, Martin Garrix, Massano, Mathame, Matisse & Sadko, MATTN, Max Styler, Meduza, Mike Williams, Mind Against, Miss Monique, MK, MORTEN, Mr. Belt & Wezol, NERVO, Netsky, NGHTMRE, Nicky Romero, Nico Moreno, Nora En Pure, NOVAH, Oliver Heldens, Olympe, ONYVAA, Odymel, Oscar and the Wolf, Patrick Mason, Pegassi, R3HAB, Rivo, Robin Schulz, Rose Ringed, Sam Feldt, Samm, Sammy Virji, Sara Landry, Sebastian Ingrosso, Shimza, Sofi Tukker, Solomun, Sonny Fodera, Stephan Bodzin, Steve Angello, Steve Aoki, Sub Focus, Sub Zero Project, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Swedish House Mafia, The Blessed Madonna, Timmy Trumpet, TSHA, Vanjee, VIDO, Vini Vici, Vintage Culture, Yves Deruyter, Yves V, Zerb, and many more.
Mainstage magic
People from around the globe can prepare for a range of spectacular performances at the breathtaking Mainstage by world-class artists like Agents Of Time, Alan Walker, Alok, Amelie Lens, Andromedik, ANNA, Anyma, Argy, Armin van Buuren, Artbat b2b Kölsch, Axwell, BENNETT, B Jones, Bob Sinclar b2b Paloma, Cassian b2b Kevin de Vries, Charlotte de Witte, CYRIL, David Guetta, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Disco Dom, Dubvision b2b Third Party, Fedde Le Grand, Fisher, Goodboys, Hardwell, Henri PFR, John Newman, John Summit, Kaskade, Kevin de Vries b2b Cassian, Kölsch b2b Artbat, Lost Frequencies, Maddix, Mahmut Orhan, MANDY, Martin Garrix, Matisse & Sadko, Matroda, MATTN, Meduza, Merow, Mike Williams, Mind Against, Miss Monique, MORTEN, Mr. Belt & Wezol, NERVO, Nicky Romero, Nico Moreno, Odymel b2b Pegassi, Push, Quintino, R3HAB, Sam Divine b2b Arielle Free, Solomun, Sub Focus, Sub Zero Project, Steve Aoki, Swedish House Mafia, Vini Vici and Yves V.
Martin Garrix is back!
Martin Garrix returns to Tomorrowland this summer, bringing his high-energy anthems and unforgettable stage presence back to the People of Tomorrow. Get ready for another iconic performance from one of dance music’s biggest stars!
Sammy Virji’s Tomorrowland debut
UK garage sensation Sammy Virji is set to make his Tomorrowland debut, bringing his high-energy vibes to the iconic Freedom Stage. As one of the scene’s most electrifying hype men and producers, his set promises to be an unforgettable moment in the festival’s lineup.
Axwell b2b Sebastian Ingrosso b2b Steve Angello at the Crystal Garden
In addition to Swedish House Mafia’s highly anticipated Mainstage performance, the legendary trio – Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso and Steve Angello – will come together for an exclusive back-to-back-to-back set at the intimate Crystal Garden stage. This special performance promises a more house-focused vibe, showcasing their deep roots in the genre and offering fans a rare opportunity to experience the iconic group in a unique and personal setting.
No less than 3 different performances by Solomun
Solomun, also known as the king of the afterparty, will deliver no less than three incredible performances for the People of Tomorrow. His journey begins on the Mainstage during the first weekend. The second weekend will see him collaborate with Anyma for an unforgettable back-to-back set at the Crystal Garden stage, before concluding with a breathtaking audiovisual spectacle at the Freedom Stage.
Fisher is back!
Australian DJ and crowd favorite Fisher is making his long-awaited return to Tomorrowland, following his last unforgettable performance in 2022. Known for his infectious energy and chart-topping hits, Fisher is sure to bring his signature blend of house beats and party vibes to both the Mainstage and Crystal Garden.
Andromedik Invites
Belgian Drum & Bass sensation Andromedik will be bringing his wildly popular ‘Andromedik Invites’ brand back to Tomorrowland, inviting acts like Camo & Krooked, Emily Makis, Metrik, Sota B2B Basstripper, and many more to play at the Rose Garden. During the second festival weekend, Andromedik will be returning to the Mainstage for another spectacular performance.
Damian Lazarus returns
A much-awaited comeback: Damian Lazarus is set to return to Tomorrowland, bringing his unique blend of deep, hypnotic beats and mesmerizing rhythms to the iconic CORE stage. Known for his captivating performances and innovative approach to electronic music, Lazarus’ return promises to be a highlight.
Symphony of Unity
During both weekends – twice in one day for the first time ever – the DJ booth of the Freedom stage will be handed over again to a group of live musicians to perform the Symphony of Unity, composed specially for Tomorrowland. A magical performance in which classical and electronic music will be united with a unique live mix between the all-time and most iconic electronic Tomorrowland anthems and fabulous classical music such as the Tomorrowland Hymn.
Oscar and the Wolf (After Hours)
Oscar and the Wolf, the project of Belgian artist Max Colombie, is loved for his highly distinct blend of club music, cutting-edge pop and hot-blooded R&B. The fan favorite will take the CORE stage for a very special and first-ever ‘After Hours’ set, offering people a unique experience that blends his signature style with the festival’s vibrant atmosphere, including a bunch of outstanding clubby remixes of his famous songs and live vocals.
Teletech
Teletech, one of the wildest and most respected techno events across the globe, will take charge of the Atmosphere stage for a day. Fans can expect electrifying sets from a series of the most popular hard techno artists, including Azyr b2b Nico Moreno, Fantasm, Holy Priest, NOVAH, VIDO B2B BYORN, and more.
Magical back-to-back sets
Get ready for unforgettable back-to-back magic, with sets like ANNA b2b Antdot, Anyma b2b Solomun, Axwell b2b Sebastian Ingrosso b2b Steve Angello, Azyr b2b Nico Moreno, Bob Sinclar b2b Paloma, Dillon Francis b2b Marten Hørger, Dimitri Vegas b2b Fantasm, DJ BORING b2b HAAi, Dubvision b2b Third Party, DYEN b2b MANDY, HI-LO b2b Eli Brown, Joris Voorn b2b Rose Ringed, Kölsch b2b Artbat, Kevin de Vries b2b Cassian, Matisse & Sadko b2b Third Party, Odymel b2b Pegassi, Sam Divine b2b Arielle Free, Timmy Trumpet b2b Dimitri Vegas, VTSS b2b SPFDJ, and more. These collaborations will light up the summer with electrifying energy!
Amber Broos
Belgian powerhouse DJ & producer Amber Broos is renowned for her unique blend of techno and Belgian retro influenced music, as well as energetic style and happy dance vibes on stage. The One World Radio host will be taking over the Atmosphere stage, including guests like Acid Asian, Bad Boombox, DYEN, MANDY, Portex, Space92, and more.
Daybreak Session by Bob Sinclar and Paloma
French superstar Bob Sinclar is set to deliver a magical Daybreak Session on the Mainstage, joined by his daughter Paloma Le Friant. This special b2b performance promises a heartfelt blend of timeless house music and fresh vibes, showcasing the unique bond between father and daughter.
EXHALE
Belgian techno queen Amelie Lens’ EXHALE label will be returning to Tomorrowland to host the Atmosphere stage for a day, including performances by Aaron Hibell, Airod, Funk Tribu, VTSS b2b SPFDJ, and more.
Samm
Belgian DJ & producer Samm, one of the hottest, most sought-after DJ/producers of the moment, will be taking over the beautiful Crystal Garden stage with his own label ‘Magnifik’, inviting fellow artists like Ajna, BLOND:ISH, GORDO, Kitty Amor, MĪMĪ x FY, and more. Expect a distinctive style, transcending borders by merging Afro & Deep House with an unmatched melodic groove.
Spectacular audiovisual experiences at the Freedom Stage
Tomorrowland’s legendary Freedom Stage will be home to some of the most spectacular audiovisual shows. A huge indoor club armed with a massive LED backdrop, giant dragonflies, and spotlights scanning the room, the Freedom Stage is set to immersive festivalgoers in spectacular audiovisual experiences, guided by Agents Of Time, ANNA, Argy, Armin van Buuren, Artbat, Chris Avantgarde, Deadmau5, Eric Prydz, Fideles, John Summit, Lost Frequencies, Mahmut Orhan, Sara Landry, Solomun and more.
Job Jobse’s first Tomorrowland
Never bound to genre or era, Amsterdam’s finest Job Jobse will tear up the dance floor of the Atmosphere stage during his first ever Tomorrowland performance. Dreamy deep house, trance or techno, this debut promises to be an unforgettable experience.
Odymel b2b Pegassi
Belgian artists Odymel and Pegassi are set to deliver an electrifying back-to-back performance on the iconic Mainstage this summer, fusing Eurodance, trance, techno, and house. As two rising stars in Belgium’s vibrant music scene, their special b2b set is sure to showcase the dynamic talent the country has to offer, marking a milestone for both young artists.
20 of 2025
Earlier this year, Tomorrowland and One World Radio carefully curated the ’20 of 2025′ – a list of the 20 most promising artists to watch this year. A bunch of these rising stars will be playing at Tomorrowland this summer, including Aaron Hibell, Acid Asian, AK SPORTS, Antdot, BL3SS, Bora Uzer, CYRIL, Helena Lauwaert, NOVAH, Pegassi, Samm, Swimming Paul, VIDO, and more.
Tribute to Belgium: Illusion
Tomorrowland will honor Belgium’s rich electronic music history with ‘Tribute to Belgium: Illusion’ at the enchanting Rose Garden stage. Celebrating the legacy of the legendary Belgian club Illusion, this special hosting will feature iconic artists who once defined its unforgettable nights.
Over 35 stage hosts
Featuring over 35 stage hosts, Tomorrowland will surely have something for fans of every genre, while offering the ability to discover a new sound, artist, or label. Some of the stage hosts involved this summer include Amelie Lens’ EXHALE, ARTCORE by Indira Paganotto, Belgium’s legendary Bonzai, Latin’s traveling party Bresh, Antwerp’s finest nightlife spot ChitChat, Da Tweekaz presents Tweekamania, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike’s Smash The House, DJ BORING presents Colour Club, Fisher’s record label Catch & Release, international house & techno event series HE.SHE.THEY., Lost Frequencies & Friends, Magnifik by Samm and Ajna, Canadian record label Monstercat, drum & bass and dubstep icon Rampage, Sub Zero Project & Friends, techno royalty Teletech, The Cuckoo’s Nest by Mr. Belt & Wezol, With Love From Ibiza by Delafino, Yves V presents V Sessions, and many more
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DJ Mag Announces 2025 Top 100 Festivals

DJ Mag has just announced results of their annual the top 100 festivals, receiving a record-breaking number of votes recorded in the poll once again.
DJ Mag Top 100 Festivals first started in 2019, when winners were selected by a panel of DJs. After a brief hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the poll returned in 2022 with votes being opened up to the public for the first time. Increased numbers have been recorded every year since, and, in 2025, votes came from every corner of the globe, from North and South America to Europe, Asia, Oceania and Africa. DJ Mag’s influence can be seen in the list below, where you’ll find festivals spanning a wide range of electronic music styles, from EDM and hard dance favorites with jaw-dropping production to major house and techno events and underground staples with a sound-system focus.
Topping this year’s ranking is Belgium’s legendary Tomorrowland, once again crowned the world’s No.1 festival. Known for its fantasy-inspired stages, impeccable production, and community-driven atmosphere, Tomorrowland continues to set the benchmark for global dance music events. In fact, DJ Mag readers will also note not far behind is Ultra Music Festival in Miami, which remains a defining moment on the global electronic calendar, signaling the start of the festival season with world-class lineups in the heart of downtown. Rounding out the top three is Romania’s Untold, a relatively newer giant that has quickly become one of Europe’s most iconic and immersive festivals.
The top 10 also features heavyweight names like EDC Las Vegas (4), Glastonbury Festival (5), and Kappa FuturFestival (6), each representing different ends of the electronic music spectrum—from colossal Las Vegas-style EDM spectacles to refined European techno celebrations. Coachella (7) retains its influence thanks to genre-spanning programming and cultural impact, while Sunburn Festival (8) continues to elevate India’s presence on the global dance scene. A testament to DJ Mag’s poll prestige, rounding out the top 10 are Creamfields (9), a UK mainstay for electronic fans, and Defqon.1 (10), the epicenter of hard dance in the Netherlands.
Further down the list, standout festivals like Parookaville (18), Awakenings (20), Neversea Festival (21), and EDC Orlando (22) showcase the diversity of scale and sound that the electronic music community now embraces. From techno purists at Dekmantel Festival (17) to desert dreamers at Burning Man (24), and DJ Mag supported events at Croatian beach settings like Sonus Festival (37) to global franchises like Ultra Europe (31) and World DJ Festival (32), this year’s list proves that the electronic music world is not only growing but thriving in nearly every region.
Meanwhile, up-and-coming and regional events are breaking into the top 100 in record numbers. Vision & Colour Festival (94) and Beonix Festival (69) highlight the rise of new markets, while S20 Hong Kong (78) and EDC China (80) signal Asia’s growing influence in the scene. Boutique experiences like Houghton Festival (86), Glitch Festival (83), and Love International (87) continue to receive recognition for their intimate vibes, curated sounds, and loyal followings. Also, DJ Mag and its festivals like Pitch Music & Arts (96) in Australia and Saga Festival (79) in Romania further illustrating the global appetite for unique, immersive electronic music experiences.
The full list can be seen below:
100. Sónar Lisboa
99. Beats For Love
98. Lost Lands Festival
97. Medusa Sunbeach Festival
96. Pitch Music & Arts
95. Ultra South Africa
94. Vision & Colour Music Festival
93. Outlook Origins
92. Defected Malta
91. Unseen Festival
90. EDC Thailand
89. Fly Open Air Festival
88. Ultra Australia
87. Love Internarional Festival
86. Houghton Festival
85. Sunset By Neon
84. Baum Festival
83. Glitch Festival
82. Beyond The Valley
81. Groove Cruise
80. EDC China
79. Saga Festival
78. S20 Hong Kong
77. Soundstorm
76. Ultra Japan
75. Electric Castle
74. Defected Croatia
73. Jakarta Warehouse Project
72. Ultra Korea
71. Siam Songkran Music Festival
70. Creamfields Chile
69. Beonix festival
68. Lost Village
67. Together Festival
66. Ultra Taiwan
65. Positiv
64. Ravolution Music Festival
63. Sea Star Festival
62. Tomorrowland Winter
61. Blacklist festival
60. Airbeat One
59. HARD Summer
58. Les Plages Electroniques
57. A State Of Trance,
56. Snowbombing
55. S20 Taiwan
54. Ava Festival
53. Neon Countdown
52. Nibirii Festival
51. Nameless Festival
50. EDC Mexico
49. Lovefest
48. Loveland
47. Hideout Festival
46. Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival
45. Dimensions Festival
44. Veld Music Festival
43. Panorama Festival
42. Primer Music Festival
41. CRSSD Festival
40. Untold Dubai Festival
39. Lollapalooza
38. DGTL
37. Sonos Festival
36. Arc Music Festival
35. S20 Songkran Music Festival
34. Terminal V
33. Mysteryland
32. World DJ Festival
31. Ultra Europe
30. Neopop Festival
29. 808 Festival
28. EXIT Festival
27. Movement Music Festival
26. Sónar
25. Primavera Sound
24. Burning Man
23. Electric Love
22. EDC Orlando
21. Neversea Festival
20. Awakenings
19. Monegros Desert Festival
18. Parookaville
17. Dekmantel Festival
16. AMF
15. Boomtown
14. Time Warp
13. Sziget Festival
12. Parklife
11. World Club Dome
10 – Defqon.1
9 – Creamfields
8 – Sunburn Festival
7 – Coachella
6 – Kappa FuturFestival
5 – Glastonbury Festival
4 – EDC Las Vegas
3 – Untold
2 – Ultra Music Festival
1 – Tomorrowland
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