With the end of Club Life, fans began asking what would come next from Tiësto.
Now, he has answered by introducing Prismatic, a new chapter that reflects his renewed focus on trance and progressive sounds.
As a result, the project reconnects him with the early 2000s style that first defined his global rise.
He officially kicked things off on January 2, 2026, when the debut episode of Prismatic aired, setting a clear tone for the year ahead.
At the same time, recent performances at the Great Pyramids of Giza and Dreamstate reinforced this creative shift.
In addition, his latest single, Bring Me to Life, further signals a return to emotional, melody-driven energy rooted in trance.
Read more: Tiësto Ends CLUBLIFE Radio After 18 Influential Years
Tiësto and His Plan Ahead
Looking ahead, Tiësto has mapped out an extensive 2026 schedule built around the Prismatic concept.
Not only will the project extend beyond radio, but it will also take shape through Prismatic Sets.
A longer, immersive performances that blend current releases with classic trance tracks from his early career.
These sets aim to create deeper, more emotional journeys on the dancefloor.
Throughout the year, fans can experience Prismatic across Asia, North America, and Europe.
The confirmed tour includes major stops such as EDC Thailand, GMO Sonic in Tokyo, large stadium shows across India, and key festivals in Mexico.
The journey then moves across North America. It begins on the West Coast in California, before continuing through stops in Florida and Colorado.
After that, the focus shifts overseas, as the project enters the European festival season with appearances at Escapade, Ringsted Festival, Medusa Festival, and Creamfields.
Overall, Prismatic marks a clear evolution rather than a replacement.
The approach leans heavily on nostalgia.
At the same time, it looks firmly toward the future.
Through this balance, Tiësto reshapes his legacy and opens the door for longtime listeners and new fans to step into the next chapter of his journey.
