Avicii reigns over the One World Radio Tomorrowland Top 1000 with Levels!
From one anthem to another: Avicii’s “Levels” ascends to #1, succeeding Swedish House Mafia's “Don’t You Worry Child”
- This year’s edition of the One World Radio Tomorowland Top 1000 once again showcased the global power of dance music, blending timeless classics with modern anthems and reflecting the ever-evolving sound of the scene. From nostalgia-driven favorites to breakthrough hits, the list captured the true DNA of Tomorrowland.
Moments ago, shortly before 17:00 CEST, the final piece of the Tomorrowland Top 1000 puzzle fell into place as the global community of fans determined the ultimate number one.
The final Top 10 is as follows:
- Avicii – Levels
- Swedish House Mafia, John Martin – Don’t You Worry Child
- Sebastian Ingrosso, Tommy Trash, John Martin – Reload
- Martin Garrix, Bonn – High On Life
- Sebastian Ingrosso, Alesso, Ryan Tedder – Calling (Lose My Mind)
- Dimitri Vegas, MOGUAI, Like Mike – Mammoth
- OneRepublic, Alesso – If I Lose Myself (Alesso vs OneRepublic)
- Hardwell – Spaceman
- David Guetta, Sia – Titanium
- Armin van Buuren – Blah Blah Blah
Avicii’s “Levels” emerges as the ultimate anthem, uniting generations of dance music fans. The track was previously named a favorite by artists like Joel Corry and NERVO during their time at the One World Radio studio at Tomorrowland Winter.
Beyond the Top 10, several artists dominated the chart, with Martin Garrix leading the way with 43 entries, followed by Tiësto with 41 and David Guetta with 34. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike stood out as the most represented duo with 23 tracks, while Swedish House Mafia led among trios with 18 appearances.
This year’s Tomorrowland Top 1000 also highlighted remarkable chart movements and fresh entries. KETTAMA secured the highest new entry with “It Gets Better (Forever Mix),” while Chrystal and NOTION achieved the biggest climb, rising an impressive 609 places with “The Days (NOTION Remix).”
The list spanned decades of electronic music history, from “The Age of Love” (1990) as the oldest track, to a new wave of artists making their mark high up in the chart. At the same time, a resurgence of classic trance sounds confirmed that the genre’s roots remain stronger than ever, with renewed support for artists like Ferry Corsten and early Tiësto productions.
A clear wave of nostalgia ran through the ranking, with beloved tracks continuing to resonate alongside today’s biggest releases. Meanwhile, emerging artists such as Marlon Hoffstadt and KI/KI signaled the rise of a new generation shaping the future of dance music.
Entirely shaped by votes from the People of Tomorrow, the Tomorrowland Top 1000 remains a true reflection of the global community. From the very first track “The Beginning” by Pryda, to the final number one, the Tomorrowland Top 1000 once again proved the timeless power of music to connect people around the world.
Fans can relive the full Tomorrowland Top 1000 experience this weekend on One World Radio and on the Tomorrowland app, alongside the official playlist on Spotify. Allowing listeners to revisit their favorite anthems anytime, anywhere.
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Stijn Maris