BUDAPEST, Hungary (CelebrityAccess) — DJ and producer Martin Garrix has released the full live recording of his recent performance at the 2024 edition of the Sziget Festival on the video-on-demand streaming platform YouTube.
The video, shot from different locations around the festival, including aerial drones, captures the full performance, including the rapturous reaction from fans in the crowd.
During the set, Garrix previewed new music, including his latest single “Smile” along with twelve previously unreleased tracks.
The video also captures the moment when electrical issues briefly interrupted the performance, leaving the stage dark. Fortunately, the microphone still worked and during the pause as production staff worked feverishly to correct the issue, Garrix worked the crowd, leading them through an impromptu chant of The White Stripes ‘Seven Nation Army’.
Along with his headlining performance, Garrix’ ’s record label imprint STMPD RCRDS hosted one of the biggest stages at Sziget throughout the night.
He also played a second surprise set, staying on for a back to back performance with DubVision, after which other longtime collaborators such as Mesto, Blinders and Justin Mylo, as well as upcoming talent from the label such as Eleganto, Andrew Mathers, Merow, Moksi and NUZB joined them on stage.
Check out the full performance here:
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