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Tiësto Continues Trance Revival With ‘Don’t Lose Your Head’ 

Tiësto is continuing his return to trance with the announcement of a brand new single, ‘Don’t Lose Your Head’, set for release on May 29.

The Dutch electronic music veteran has previewed the track during his circuitGrounds performance at EDC Las Vegas earlier this month, later sharing footage of the moment across Instagram alongside confirmation of the release date. The forthcoming single features vocals from Olivia Sebastianelli and further signals Tiësto’s renewed focus on the sound that first established him as one of trance music’s defining figures.

The clip adds to growing anticipation surrounding Tiësto’s upcoming trance project. Over the past several months, the producer has steadily hinted at a deeper dive back into his roots, including reviving visuals and branding associated with his 1999 release ‘Live At Innercity – Amsterdam RAI’ via his social platforms. The rollout picked up momentum late last year with ‘Bring Me To Life’ in November, giving fans an early taste of what’s to come in this new era.” 

Alongside the new music, Tiësto has also announced his first-ever appearance at The Warehouse Project in Manchester this December. The show forms part of the long-running event brand’s 20th anniversary season at Depot Mayfield, adding another major date to the producer’s packed touring calendar.

The news follows another milestone year for EDC Las Vegas, which recently concluded its sold-out 2026 edition featuring sets from Martin Garrix, John Summit, Tiësto and Charlotte de Witte, alongside major names such as Armin van Buuren, FISHER and Zedd, among many others. Organisers have since confirmed that next year’s edition of the festival will expand to two weekends for the first time in the event’s history.

For ticket purchasing purposes, head over to the official website for more information.

Pre-sale tickets go live on Friday (29th May) at 10AM local time (PDT)

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