Steve Aoki brought the celebration of Dim Mak’s 30th anniversary to Tomorrowland during the festival’s opening weekend.
The special showcase marked the fifth time Dim Mak hosted its own dedicated stage at the Belgian festival.
It also became another highlight in the label’s year-long anniversary celebration, featuring artists from multiple generations of electronic music. Debuts New Collaboration With Reinier Zonneveld
One of the biggest moments of the event came when Steve Aoki invited Dutch techno producer Reinier Zonneveld to join him for a surprise back-to-back set.
The duo premiered their new collaboration, On My Own, for the first time.
The melodic techno track features vocals from Darla Jade and combines Aoki’s festival-ready style with Zonneveld’s underground techno influences.
On My Own is scheduled for release on July 24.
Reflecting on the performance, Aoki said celebrating Dim Mak’s 30th anniversary on one of the world’s biggest stages was an unforgettable experience.
He added that Tomorrowland has become an important part of both his personal journey and the label’s history over the past 15 years.
Premiering the new collaboration with Reinier Zonneveld made the celebration even more special.
Zonneveld also welcomed the collaboration. He said the project felt like a natural fit and praised the chemistry they developed in the studio.
He also revealed that they had recorded several underground tracks together.
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Steve Aoki Brings Dim Mak’s Legacy to Tomorrowland
The Dim Mak stage also featured performances from Bassjackers, Chocolate Puma, D’Angello & Francis, DVBBS, Ian Asher, KAAZE, Laidback Luke, Lucas & Steve, Marnik, and Quintino.
The lineup reflected the label’s long history by bringing together artists from different eras and styles.
It also showcased the diversity of Dim Mak’s catalog, ranging from electro house and big room to techno.
Founded by Steve Aoki in 1996, Dim Mak has earned a reputation as an independent label that consistently supports emerging artists and new sounds.
Over the years, it has helped launch the careers of artists including Bloc Party, The Chainsmokers, The Bloody Beetroots, Deorro, Zedd, and Diplo before they became global festival names.
That approach has allowed the label to remain relevant through multiple changes in dance music.
The Tomorrowland stage takeover celebrated three decades of success while demonstrating that Dim Mak continues to evolve.
It is only one part of the broader Dim Mak 30 celebration.
The anniversary campaign will continue throughout 2026 with pop-up events and the ongoing Dim Mak 30 Tour.
Steve Aoki also has more tour dates scheduled for the fall.
The run includes performances in San Francisco, Minneapolis, and a newly announced headline show at The Rooftop at Pier 17 in New York City on October 24.