Festival & Arena Sets

A homecoming set at London's Drumsheds that captures why Group Therapy became a communal ritual rather than just a radio show.

The 200th Group Therapy milestone, filmed in crisp 4K, arcs through the trio's most enduring vocal trance material.

A tight, hour-long mainstage run from the genre's most consistent standard-bearer, built for a crowd that already knows every drop.

A milestone anniversary set leaning into ASOT's quarter-century catalogue, trading novelty for legacy and reunion energy.

A mainstage return to the Ahoy that reminds you why ASOT still runs on Cosmic Gate's brand of widescreen, anthemic trance.

A rooftop sundown session that trades festival bombast for a long, melodic exhale over the Bangkok skyline.

A full three hours on the sand at Zandvoort, proof that PvD's beach-festival sets still build and release tension like nobody else in trance.

A career-spanning Mysteryland set that closes on "For An Angel," a quiet reminder of why he's still called the godfather of trance.

The Italian trance stalwart's live hardware-driven set format shows why purists still rate him above the DJ-only crowd.

A full Dreamstate slot from one of trance's most technically accomplished live performers, built for a room that came to feel it.

Two of trance's biggest names dig into their own vinyl collections for ASOT's road-to-1000th-episode countdown — no digital files, just crackle and genuine old-school classics.

Future Sound of Egypt's 400th episode, staged at the actual Great Pyramids of Giza — the duo's signature uplifting sound at its most historically loaded and literal.

Emery's Laserface show at its biggest: guest vocalists, a purpose-built laser rig, and nearly two hours of uplifting trance built for arena scale.

One of the first-ever solo stadium DJ shows: Tiësto headlining Gelredome Arnhem alone in 2003, back when a DJ filling a football stadium was still a genuine novelty.

ATB's own crowd-sourced radio show, mixing in tracks submitted by fans worldwide — a low-key, community-driven side of one of trance's most influential names.

SVD's welcome-back set on Ultra's mainstage — more big-room and progressive than his early trance days, but the strongest full-length live document of his classic Ultra-era sound.

Prydz's Resistance stage takeover at Ultra Miami — the HOLO/EPIC production values that make his shows feel like a genre unto themselves, condensed into a festival mainstage slot.

A full live festival set from the mau5trap boss, still mixing the progressive-house DNA that built his catalog even as the production has scaled up to arena spectacle.

Lange under his 'Firewall' alias, closing out one of trance's most beloved beach festivals with the kind of driving, uplifting build that's defined his productions for two decades.

A more intimate, studio-adjacent session under his own name — Lange walking through the productions and remixes that built his catalog, away from the festival mainstage.

A full three hours from Kearney's own 'Kearnage' brand for Trance Sanctuary — harder, faster, and more relentless than most of trance's mainstage names.

O'Callaghan's 'Seven Sins' show at Prague's O2 Arena — one of Transmission's most-watched uploads, and a good document of why he's remained one of trance's most reliable festival headliners.

The Balearic-trance originator behind 'Saltwater' and 'Offshore' guesting on Above & Beyond's Group Therapy — a rare full mix from an artist who's spent more time producing than touring in recent years.

An earlier chapter of the same Kearnage brand, two years before the 2024 edition also in this collection — same relentless, tech-trance intensity, different London night.

A marathon three-hour London show recorded right after Cosmic Gate announced their new solo-era chapter — professionally filmed by Free From Sleep with a real sense of occasion.

HOLO's UK return at Creamfields North — an hour and a half of Pryda and Cirez D material stitched together with the hologram production that's become Prydz's signature live format.