David Guetta Delivers a Legendary Set at Tomorrowland 2026
David Guetta closed Day 2 of Tomorrowland 2026 in Boom with a heritage-heavy Mainstage masterclass, celebrating decades of hits.

Key Takeaways
- David Guetta showcased a mix of classic hits and new remixes.
- Surprise appearances included MORTEN and MARTEN HØRGER.
- The performance featured nostalgic tracks alongside future anthems.
David Guetta took to the Mainstage to close Day 2 of Tomorrowland 2026 in Boom with a masterclass that celebrated his enduring legacy in the electronic dance music scene. The renowned French DJ and producer enthralled attendees with a performance that integrated decades of iconic hits alongside fresh remixes, creating an unforgettable musical journey. The set featured a blend of nostalgia and modernity, highlighted by surprise appearances from fellow artists MORTEN and MARTEN HØRGER.
The evening commenced with an ID intro edit, setting the tone for what would become a dynamic and energetic show. Guetta then energized the crowd with the Alesso remix of his hit 'Titanium,' featuring Sia, followed by 'Memories' alongside Kid Cudi and his own bootleg of 'Club Can't Handle Me.' His collaboration with Benny Benassi, 'Satisfaction,' alongside the remix of Flo Rida's 'Low' helped maintain a pulsating energy early in the set.
Midway through, Guetta leaned into nostalgia, featuring an ID remix of 'Where Them Girls At' blended with Avicii's 'Levels.' He showcased another standout moment with a mashup of LMFAO's 'Party Rock Anthem' and Matisse & Sadko's 'Pull Up.' The crowd was treated to creative remixes, including HUGEL & SOLTO's 'Jamaican (Bam Bam)' and a thrilling bootleg of Travis Scott's 'FE!N,' paired with Guetta and MORTEN's 'Night In Detroit.'
One of the highlights was the live debut of their new Future Rave track, 'La Révolution,' performed with MORTEN to raucous applause. Guetta’s subsequent tracks included remixes of classics like Darude’s 'Sandstorm' and Gotye’s 'Somebody That I Used To Know,' further emphasizing his ability to blend the old with the new seamlessly.
As the set approached its conclusion, Guetta welcomed MARTEN HØRGER to the stage, creating a remarkable moment as they performed their collaborative track 'Engage.' The night ended with a celebratory mashup of 'When Love Takes Over' and a remix of 'Just A Little More Love.' The overall experience was a poignant reminder of Guetta's lasting impact on the EDM landscape. Fans can now relive this electrifying night by watching the full set online.
Frequently Asked Questions
What notable tracks did David Guetta play during his set?
He included favorites such as 'Titanium,' 'Memories,' and new tracks like 'La Révolution.'
Who joined David Guetta on stage during the performance?
Artists MORTEN and MARTEN HØRGER made surprise appearances during the set.
Source: Features
- David Guetta
- Tomorrowland 2026
- EDM
- Live Performance

Riley Park
Industry Analyst
Riley writes about labels, platforms, music tech, and the business side of electronic music.
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