Tiësto and Kanye West almost collaborated on “Fade.” Let that sink in for a moment. In a new interview with GQ, the dance music legend waxed poetic about a number of topics, like his taste in memes, the Ableton-themed design of his new home, and the likelihood of house music’s survival if clubs were to permanently shut down due to COVID-19. It was his revelation about the polarizing hip-hop legend West, however, that served as a needle in a haystack. When asked if he had ever been starstruck by anyone he’d met, Tiësto dropped Kanye’s name. “One time he had just done an award show in Vegas and after we went to his dressing room. He sat down and he played some new tracks. He played me the whole [Life of] Pablo album, from start to finish,...
Tiësto touched down in Colorado on Thursday, September 24th for an intimate concert at the fabled Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Performing for a socially distanced audience with a limited capacity of 175, he threw down a huge set for a tiny crowd. The Gazzette‘s Chancey Bush was on hand to document the one-of-a-kind dance music event, which looks like a dystopian EDM show plucked out of an episode of The Twilight Zone. You can check out photos from the show below. Red Rocks is hosting a number of limited capacity shows in the weeks ahead. Fans of the iconic venue can purchase tickets to intimate shows headlined by Fitz and The Trantrums, Lotus, and Billy Strings, among other notable acts. The concerts will follow in line with recent socially distanced Red Rocks events, which have admitted ...
As the literal nightmare that is 2020 trudges forward to the frigid winter months, we’re about a month away from Halloween. With the holiday looming, the ageless Tiësto has dropped off an early Halloween treat in the form of an eerie music video for his new single, “The Business,” which also serves as his highly anticipated Atlantic Records debut. The dance music legend tapped viral comedian Casey Frey to star in the video, which was directed by Christian Breslauer and also features blossoming dancer Kyla Bullings. Frey’s impressively madcap performance as a reincarnated zombie cannot be understated. He gyrates around as a sinister humanoid ghoul, doubling as a creepy contortionist who wreaks havoc in a spooky hospital hall, a diner, an...
They say that when the air is thin, it makes your heart bigger—an occurrence that many music fans are hopelessly seeking during the gloomy times contrived by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Iconic Colorado open air venue Red Rocks, renowned for its natural acoustics and one-of-a-kind amphitheatre tucked inside a rock structure 6,000-plus feet above sea level, was one of myriad concert halls to shutter due to the impact of COVID-19. As Red Rocks continues the unfamiliar and tedious process of safely reopening its doors, its operators have announced a series of limited capacity concerts and livestreams. Fans of the fabled venue can now purchase tickets to intimate shows headlined by Tiësto, Fitz and The Trantrums, Lotus, and Billy Strings, among other notable acts. The ...
After teasing “something big” earlier in the week, dance music legend Tiësto has spilled the beans on his momentous signing to Atlantic Records. Along with the announcement came a preview of the first single to be released as a result of the newly minted partnership, the aptly-titled “The Business.” With his exclusive worldwide signing to Atlantic, Tiësto is “poised to once again lead the next evolution of electronic dance music,” reads a press release. Fans of Tiësto can look forward to the Dutch icon “exploring uncharted terrain to create what may well be his biggest and boldest music thus far.” Check out a preview of the forthcoming single, which is officially releasing on Friday, September 25th, below. Source: Variety FOLLOW TIËSTO: ...
Tiësto took to Twitter today to announce that he’s preparing for “something big.” The cryptic reveal came in the form of a 16-second video with waning vocals, ending with the line “let’s get down to business.” Naturally, fans have begun to speculate what’s on the way from the Dutch dance music legend considering the extremely arcane nature of the teaser. Last week, Tiësto shared another mysterious video with the caption “čømīñg šööñ.” This one shows him entering a vehicle before the same “let’s get down to business” line from the new video is played. At the end of the clip, viewers can see what appears to be distorted text. If you pause the video towards the end, you can see what appears to be the words “the...
Just in time for the final month of summer is a brand new Amazon Music “Summer Sessions” playlist from Tiësto. The mainstay Dutch DJ and producer has put together two-and-a-half hours of his favorite music to help close out the hottest season of the year. Included in his playlist is music from himself, Oliver Heldens, Jayda G, David Guetta and Morten, Saint Jhn, and many more. Also featured is an Amazon-exclusive remix from Ummet Ozcan of his track “Tomorrow” featuring 433. Throughout the summer, the online retail giant has been using their music branch to release playlists from some of dance music’s leading acts. Late last month, they recruited the help of Disclosure for a five-hour collection. In addition to the young duo, fans ...
Tiësto and Vintage Culture have just the “pick me up” needed to cruise through late weekend nights with their brand new collaboration “Coffee (Give Me Something).” The new single is fueled by pitched down vocal hooks and bubbling melodies capable of commanding a club dance floor. As the track builds, the vocal hook repeats in an earnest request to “keep me up like coffee” as the song breaks out into a stimulating sequence like a metaphorical “shot in the arm.” It’s the type of offering to bring listeners to their feet as an entrancing set of descending melodic riffs provide the perfect gateway to getting lost in the moment entirely. Falling in a similar creative vein to his recent singles “God Is a Dancer” and R...
Enter the giveaway now to win some special threads from the renowned dance label. To celebrate the release of Musical Freedom‘s expansive Unlimited compilation, Tiësto‘s venerated record label has teamed up with EDM.com to give away one limited edition merchandise item from its collection. Fans can enter the giveaway and check out the album below, which features a slew of thunderous electronic tracks from the likes of Cheyenne Giles, SWACQ, Sikdope, Breathe Carolina, and, of course, Tiësto, among many others. View the original article to see embedded media. View the original article to see embedded media. FOLLOW MUSICAL FREEDOM: Website: musicalfreedom.comFacebook: facebook.com/musicalfreedomTwitter: twitter.com/musicalfreedomInstagram: instagram.com/MusicalFreedomYouTube:...
de Wit tragically lost a battle with cancer. Dimitri de Wit, a former manager of international EDM superstar Tiësto, has passed away at the age of 51 after a battle with cancer. Known for his encyclopedic knowledge of dance music culture and contributions to the EDM scene at large, de Wit launched his musical career in the Netherlands at the ripe age of 14, performing under the moniker DJ Le Blanc. He went on to become a fixture in the region’s underground rave scene, promoting iconic acid house parties throughout the 80s. de Wit also had a long and storied history with fabled electronic label Black Hole Recordings, releasing original music on the Black Hole banner and spearheading its A&R efforts. He eventually became Tiësto’s manager, establishing him...
A goalie all jacked up on Tiësto bangers is a scary opponent. An All-Star NHL goalie all jacked up on Tiësto bangers is a scary opponent. In a recent interview with Complex Canada, Vegas Golden Knights goalie Marc-André Fleury admitted that he blasts EDM before games to get pumped up before taking the ice. “I’m not too picky about my music, but usually going into the game I like something with some beats. I don’t know, more EDM maybe,” Fleury said. “I like Calvin Harris, Tiësto, stuff like that.” In the midst of the rekindled 2020 hockey season, which had been stifled due to the impact of COVID-19, Fleury recently tied the NHL record with his staggering 14th consecutive postseason appearance. It’s the longest active streak among any player ...
Relive some of your favorite Creamfields sets alongside those never before seen. Following the postponement of its 2020 in-person event and the announcement of its foray into the virtual concert space, Creamfields has dropped the official lineup for the “Creamfields House Party 2020 Edition.” Earlier this week, news broke that the iconic UK festival would be hosting a livestream that would feature some of the best sets from Creamfields over the last few years along with exclusive, never-before-seen headline sets. Organizers kept their word, releasing a lineup that has something in it for everyone. Set to appear at the two-day virtual house party Saturday, August 29th to Sunday, August 30th are Annie Mac, Armin van Buuren, Camelphat, Carl Cox, de...