PROSPA and Cloonee Top Tomorrowland 2026's Most Played Tracks

PROSPA and Cloonee Lead the Festival's Soundtrack

Tomorrowland wrapped its two weekends at De Schorre in Boom, Belgium, running from July 17 to 19 and July 24 to 26. Across the festival's many stages, PROSPA and Cloonee's "Free Your Mind" emerged as the most played song across the full festival. Bountyhunter's "Woops" followed in second place, with remixes from Dimitri Vegas, Junkie Kid, and BRANDON appearing throughout both weekends.

"Makina Time" from Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Marlon Hoffstadt, and DJ Konik rounded out the top three. The rest of the top 10 included Martin Garrix and Third Party's "Carry You," ANOTR's "Talk To You," Dimitri Vegas and Pat B's "Turn The Tide," Hugel and SOLTO's "Jamaican (Bam Bam)," Avicii's "Levels," Pupa Nas T and FOVOS's "Work Edit," and various remixes of Rihanna and Calvin Harris's "Where Have You Been."

Classic Tracks Return Alongside New Releases

Avicii's "Levels," released in 2011, ranked as the eighth most played track with four appearances during Weekend 2, continuing its presence at Tomorrowland 15 years after its release. The track's central melody and Etta James vocal sample remain a regular part of festival sets, with artists playing the original alongside edits and mashups.

Rihanna and Calvin Harris's "Where Have You Been" also made the top 10 through various remixes. The track was released in 2011 on Rihanna's sixth studio album, Talk That Talk, with Calvin Harris among the producers. Its house-influenced production and repeated vocal hook have made it a lasting choice for DJs, with updated remixes and edits continuing to bring the song into electronic sets more than a decade later.

Belgian Trance Classic Gets a 2026 Rework

Dimitri Vegas and Pat B's "Turn The Tide," featuring Sylver, tied for the highest number of appearances at Weekend 1 with seven plays. The track reworks Sylver's debut single from 2000, a Belgian trance record written by Regi Penxten and Wout Van Dessel. Pat B brought the vocal and melody back through his own harder version before joining Dimitri Vegas and Sylver for the 2026 rework, updating the original for the faster, harder styles now appearing across festival sets.

Among the newer releases, Pupa Nas T and FOVOS's "Work Edit," released on June 12, 2026, and featuring vocals from Denise Belfon, finished as the ninth most played track with four plays during Weekend 2. The edit pushes the track into a faster hard dance and techno direction, with the extended version running at 152 BPM while keeping Denise Belfon's recognizable vocal at the center.

Hugel and SOLTO's "Jamaican (Bam Bam)," released through MoBlack Records, ranked seventh with four plays during Weekend 2. The track reworks elements of Sister Nancy's widely sampled "Bam Bam" into a house record centered on percussion, bass, and the familiar vocal.