New data from 1001Tracklists highlights the heavy hitters from Boom, featuring a mix of hard-dance remixes and legacy anthems.
The numbers are in for Tomorrowland 2026's opening weekend. Dimitri Vegas dominates the top of the list, with his Sylver collaboration 'Turn The Tide' and a rework of DJ Bountyhunter’s 'Woops' securing the most airtime across Belgian stages.
Legacy tracks continue to hold significant real estate in festival sets. Classics like 'Levels,' 'Insomnia,' and 'Pjanoo' remain staples, appearing alongside contemporary heavyweights like RÜFÜS DU SOL’s 'Innerbloom' and Martin Garrix’s 'Carry You.'
The data reflects a weekend of adjustments. While Vegas handled solo and b2b duties due to Like Mike’s health-related hiatus, the programming leaned heavily into proven crowd-pleasers.
Weekend two shifts the focus to Alok, Indira Paganotto, and Sara Landry, though environmental conditions have forced a change in production. High wildfire risks mean a pivot away from large-scale pyrotechnics for the upcoming sessions.