The iconic celebration of global electronic music returns to Ibiza next month
Top 100 DJs LIVE awards show graphic with the logo and artist names on a swirling purple background
Taking place on Tuesday 6th October 2026, the event will bring the world’s largest publicly voted electronic music poll back to the island for a second consecutive year, celebrating the artists who have made their mark on the global electronic music scene over the past 12 months.
The night will feature performances from Lost Frequencies, Charlotte de Witte, GORDO, Vintage Culture, ANASTAZJA and Korolova, as well as the reveal of The World’s No. 1 DJ live on stage. The newly crowned winner will then take to the decks for a special DJ set.
The ceremony will also recognise artists across a range of genres and achievements. The categories include The World’s No. 1 Trance DJ, The World’s No. 1 Hard DJ, The World’s No. 1 Techno DJ, The World’s No. 1 House DJ and The World’s No. 1 DJ Group, alongside honours such as Highest New Entry, Highest Climber, Future Star and Outstanding Contribution.
This marks the second consecutive year that the Top 100 DJs awards has taken place at [UNVRS], following the ceremony’s Ibiza debut at the venue in 2025.
Tickets for DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs LIVE 2026 are available now via www.unvrs.com.
Voting is currently live for Top 100 DJs 2026. You can cast your vote before the poll closes at 23:59 (GMT) on 16th September 2025 at top100djsvote.djmag.com.
In 2025, David Guetta claimed his fifth Top 100 DJs victory, joining 2024 winner Martin Garrix and trance icon Armin van Buuren as the only artists to top the poll five times.
The results were unveiled live from [UNVRS] Ibiza, followed by exclusive performances from Armin van Buuren, Boris Brejcha, Indira Paganotto, Jazzy, Miss Monique and winner David Guetta.
The Top 100 DJs started life in 1993 as an editorially-curated list of 100 DJs to celebrate the 100th edition of DJ Magazine. Since then, Top 100 DJs has grown into the world’s largest publicly voted music poll and a key global snapshot of the world’s most popular electronic dance music artists.
With no nominations or entry criteria, Top 100 DJs is a fully open poll. Voters are simply asked to choose their top five DJs, regardless of whether they have five followers or five million.
