Tiesto Tickets

Tiësto helped build electronic dance music into the arena-scale industry it is today, and more than three decades into his career, he remains one of the genre's most consistently ranked headliners.

The Dutch DJ and producer has moved fluidly between trance, house, and pop-leaning EDM, keeping his sets relevant across multiple generations of dance music fans.

If his remix of Delerium's "Silence" was your introduction to his sound, his current sets tend to reveal just how many eras of dance music he's shaped since.

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What to Expect from a Tiësto Concert?

Tiësto's sets are built for scale, with production values that have grown alongside his status as one of dance music's most bankable headliners.

His track selection spans his own decades-deep catalogue alongside remixes and collaborations with pop and rock artists, giving sets a wider reach than a typical DJ set.

Residency shows in Las Vegas and Ibiza tend to lean more clubby and extended, while festival slots compress his biggest anthems into tighter, high-impact runs.

Visual production is a constant regardless of setting, with elaborate lighting and stage design built to match the scale of wherever he's playing.

Artist Biography

Tijs Michiel Verwest was born on 17 January 1969 in Breda, Netherlands, and began his career remixing tracks for other artists in the 1990s under the name Tiësto.

His breakthrough came with a widely played remix of Delerium's "Silence," featuring Sarah McLachlan, which became one of the most influential tracks of the progressive trance era.

He was voted "The Greatest DJ of All Time" by Mixmag readers in a 2010–2011 poll, and DJ Mag readers later named him the best DJ of the previous two decades in 2013.

Tiësto made history as the first DJ to perform at an Olympic opening ceremony, playing at the 2004 Athens Games, a milestone that helped cement electronic music's place in mainstream culture.

He has since sold more than 36 million albums worldwide, built the labels Musical Freedom and AFTR:HRS, and remains one of the most streamed and highest-earning DJs in the world.

Tiësto's Albums & Projects

Tiësto's early studio work includes his In Search of Sunrise mix series and his 2001 debut artist album, In My Memory, which helped define the sound of early-2000s trance.

He later shifted toward a more commercial, pop-adjacent sound, producing hits and remixes for artists including Beyoncé, Coldplay, Sam Smith, and Calvin Harris.

His long-running Club Life series and weekly radio show of the same name have continued to showcase new material and remixes across his catalogue for more than a decade.

Most Popular Tiësto Songs and Setlist Selections

"Adagio for Strings" and his remix of "Silence" remain touchstones from his earlier trance era, still played in his sets today.

More recent shows also lean on "The Business" and his Grammy-winning remix of John Legend's "All of Me," reflecting his shift toward mainstream crossover hits.

Previous Tiësto Tours and Festival Appearances

Tiësto has headlined Tomorrowland in Belgium multiple times across his career, one of the festivals most closely associated with his rise to global prominence.

He's also been a recurring headliner at Ultra Music Festival in Miami, a stage he's played across several different eras of his career.

His Las Vegas residency has kept him a regular fixture on the Strip for over a decade, alongside recurring summer residencies on Ibiza.

Key Facts about Tiësto

• Born Tijs Michiel Verwest on 17 January 1969 in Breda, Netherlands
• First DJ to ever perform at an Olympic opening ceremony, in Athens in 2004
• Voted "The Greatest DJ of All Time" by Mixmag readers in 2010–2011
• Has sold more than 36 million albums worldwide across his career
• Tiësto's residency shows in Las Vegas and Ibiza tend to run longer and more club-focused than his festival sets, so the same tracks can sound noticeably different depending on where you catch him