From Tomorrowland to TikTok: Dimitri Vegas, Bountyhunter & BRANDON Unleash ‘Woops’
After taking over DJ sets, festival crowds and social-media feeds throughout 2026, Dimitri Vegas, Bountyhunter and BRANDONhave officially released their highly anticipated collaborative single, ‘Woops’, via Smash The House.
For months, the track has existed as one of electronic music’s most in-demand IDs. Played across clubs and major international festivals alike, ‘Woops’ has become a recognisable force on the dancefloor well before its official release. Its pre-release impact has been especially notable, reportedly becoming the number-one most-played track at both Ultra and Tomorrowland in 2026.
‘Woops’ bridges multiple corners of electronic music with ease. Its hard dance drive and rave-minded intensity are balanced by a rolling bass groove, modern house sensibility and techno-ready percussion. At the centre of the record is BRANDON’s instantly catchy “Bring That Bass Back” hook, a simple but effective vocal moment that has helped turn the track into a crowd favourite.
The collaboration brings together three different but complementary dance music perspectives. Dimitri Vegas continues the tougher, more high-speed direction heard in his recent output, injecting the track with the kind of large-scale power expected from one of the scene’s biggest festival names. Bountyhunter contributes a direct link to the Belgian hardcore and rave movement of the 1990s, giving ‘Woops’ an authentic connection to one of dance music’s most influential eras. BRANDON adds his bass-driven house energy, creating a groove that enables the record to move effortlessly between underground sets and mainstage moments.
That versatility has not gone unnoticed by the DJ community. The single has already been supported by a remarkably diverse range of names, including Anyma, Solomun, Dom Dolla, Charlotte de Witte, Amelie Lens, Vintage Culture, Eli Brown, Odd Mob, Chris Lake, Cloonee, Cassian, Miss Monique, Nico Moreno, Novah, Lilly Palmer, Kevin de Vries and CamelPhat.
It has also crossed into the biggest stages of dance music through support from Swedish House Mafia, Tiësto, Armin van Buuren, The Chainsmokers, Oliver Heldens, Diplo and Afrojack. This broad support has made ‘Woops’ a rare kind of record: one equally capable of cutting through a dark club system, a hard dance rave or a huge outdoor festival crowd.
Beyond the live circuit, the track’s momentum has become a substantial online story. ‘Woops’ has generated billions of social-media views, hundreds of thousands of TikTok creations, tens of millions of YouTube views and over 500,000 Shazams. It has also surpassed 100 million total streams, while repeatedly appearing in Beatport’s Hard Dance Top 100 and regularly returning to the Top 10.
The official release arrives during a major year for Dimitri Vegas, whose singles ‘Turn The Tide’ and ‘Makina Time’ have helped define his move into harder and faster rave-influenced territory. With ‘Woops’, he expands that journey alongside Bountyhunter and BRANDON, delivering a collaboration rooted in rave history but designed for the current global dancefloor.
After months of anticipation, speculation and explosive reactions in DJ sets, ‘Woops’ is no longer just an ID. It is officially here.
Dimitri Vegas, Bountyhunter & BRANDON – ‘Woops’ is out now on Smash The House.
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