Fan uploads video of Eric Prydz b2b Boris Brejcha at Hangar

An unlikely pairing that worked

When the lineup for Hangar at the Royal Palace dropped, the Eric Prydz b2b Boris Brejcha billing raised immediate questions. Brejcha typically operates in a punchy, quirky 128 BPM pocket with rolling basslines and ticking hi-hats, while Prydz is known for ten-minute builds, cinematic chords, and dark warehouse techno under his Cirez D alias.

The full set, now available on YouTube, shows the two producers found common ground. Prydz tapped into his darker Cirez D catalog early, matching Brejcha's signature bounce on tracks like "Last Call" with unreleased IDs that hit hard with the Brussels crowd.

Standout moments from the two-hour set

Brejcha kept the energy moving with favorites like "Endor" and his remix of Sam Paganini's "Rave" across the two-hour runtime. Prydz pulled from a deep stash of unreleased Pryda and Cirez D material, including a chunky "Rebel XX" rework laced with "Pump Up That Jam."

The set also featured Prydz's blend of New Order's "Blue Monday" and Daft Punk's "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" echoing off the historic palace walls. The duo closed with a private dub of Digitalism's "Circles" blended over the vocals of Kings of Tomorrow's "Finally."

The set was performed in front of 10,000 people at the Royal Palace in Brussels.