Swedish House Mafia’s ‘Don’t You Worry Child’ is your ultimate number 1 in the Tomorrowland Top 1000

Music fans across the world massively voted for their favorite Tomorrowland Anthems in the Tomorrowland Top 1000.

After compiling the 1000 most iconic tracks in the history of Tomorrowland into one list for the 7th year in a row, One World Radio has taken listeners on a complete rundown of the absolute highlights of electronic music history, counting down 125 tracks per day for the past 10 days.

Swedish House Mafia now take the crown with their iconic anthem ‘Don’t You Worry Child’. Watch them play it live at Tomorrowland 2024:

The late Avicii finishes on the second spot with ‘Levels’, while Martin Garrix takes the third place with his emotional track ‘High On Life’.

The Tomorrowland Top 1000 features an excitingly eclectic compilation with a mix of the biggest all-time radio hits, legendary classics, and some of the past year’s most popular bangers.

With 3 new entries in the top 10, this year’s list had listeners on the edge of their seats. Brand-new this year: the final order of the top 10 tracks was still up to the fans.

The People of Tomorrow could still decide the final ranking of the top 10 in the Tomorrowland App or on tomorrowland.com until the day before the grand finale.

Dutch superstar Martin Garrix is the most popular artist in the list with no less than 42 tracks, closely followed by electronic music legends Tiësto (41 tracks) and David Guetta (36 tracks).

Being a pioneering trio in the history of electronic music, Swedish House Mafia is the highest ranked trio, while Belgian techno queen Charlotte de Witte is the highest ranked female artist in the list.

The Netherlands is the country that is most represented in the Tomorrowland Top 1000 with plenty of Dutch artists, while Adam Port’s and Stryv’s super collaboration ‘Move’ ends up as this year’s highest new entry on number 69.