Multi-platinum, chart-topping Dutch DJ and producer Martin Garrix announces his long-awaited debut pop album, MARTY, out March 5, 2027 via STMPD Records/Darkroom Records. More than a decade in the making, the 14-track project marks a new chapter in Garrix’s career, blending pop and dance while bringing his own vocals to the forefront. Featuring collaborations with U2, Ed Sheeran, Madonna, Aitana, and more to be announced, the album finds Garrix exploring a more personal and vulnerable side of his artistry, with Bono also contributing as a co-writer. Announced during an exclusive Spotify Pop-Up show kicking off Amsterdam Dance Event, the album news was met with excitement as he treated top listeners to a first listen of several unreleased tracks, fueling anticipation for the album.

MARTY is Garrix’s most personal statement to date, pairing introspective storytelling with feel-good production as he explores his evolution both as an artist and as a person. A reflection of who he was, who he is, and who he’s becoming, the album offers an intimate look at the person behind the global superstar. From a kid making music in his bedroom to one of the most influential figures in electronic music, Garrix reflects on growing up in the spotlight, navigating fame, and staying true to the passion that started it all. Bringing his journey full circle, the album takes its name from his first-ever DJ alias, DJ Marty, a nod to his early slogan, “Party with DJ Marty,” and the kid who dreamed of making music for the world.

“Catharina,” named after Garrix’s mother, opens the album with a tribute to the person who first nurtured his love of music and encouraged him to learn to play instruments. From there, MARTY unfolds as a lifecycle, tracing his journey from childhood and upbringing to his rise as a DJ and ultimately his vision of the afterlife. Each track represents a different chapter, with intentional transitions and key changes weaving together a cohesive narrative. Marking 30 years of Garrix, the album reflects on how far he’s come while embracing the feeling that he’s only just getting started. At its heart is the concept of “eternal love,” exploring the belief that love transcends life and endures long after we’re gone.

A decade in the making, MARTY distills more than 400 songs into Garrix’s most revealing body of work yet, showcasing a side of his artistry rarely seen beyond the DJ booth. A key mentor throughout the process, U2 frontman Bono encouraged Garrix to find his voice, coaching him through vocal techniques and pushing him to perform with greater vulnerability. Having long written songs on guitar and recorded demo vocals for other artists, Garrix now steps into the spotlight as a vocalist in his own right. Shaped by years of creative relationships forged around the world, the album brings together global influences and collaborators, reflecting the international reach of his career.

Garrix says of the album: “Even though I’ve been doing this for most of my life, I still feel like I’m just at the beginning. That’s really what this album is about – growth, moving through different chapters of life, and understanding that the love we give and the energy we put out into the world don’t just disappear when we’re gone. I want to take people with me on that journey and let them experience all those different stages of growth alongside me.”

Martin Garrix recently wrapped the first leg of his biggest and most ambitious headline tour to date, the Martin Garrix Americas Tour, before heading overseas for a major European festival run that included headline performances at Tomorrowland and Creamfields, alongside his celebrated residency at Ushuaïa Ibiza. The tour resumed last week with two sold-out nights at Mexico City’s iconic Palacio de los Deportes, where Garrix premiered a new collaboration with globally renowned Spanish singer Aitana. The debut further underscores Garrix’s commitment to embracing regional cultures and forging meaningful connections with audiences around the world. The tour continues with upcoming stops in Costa Rica, Colombia, and Peru, among others. Continuing his global momentum, Garrix was also recently announced as a headliner for Ultra Music Festival 2027 in Miami.

Garrix’s latest single, “This Dream Of You,” premiered as the intro to his headline set at Tomorrowland, pairing an ethereal orchestral opening with his own vocals and signature production. LISTEN HERE.

His recent collaboration “Fireflies” with 22-time Grammy Award-winning Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band U2 marks the first time all four members have joined Garrix on a track. Blending Bono’s unmistakable vocals with U2’s iconic sound and Garrix’s signature production, the track has broken into the Top 10 at UK Radio. LISTEN & WATCH HERE.

Additionally, Garrix has an exciting lineup of collaborations that he recently released. He collaborated with Madonna on “Bizarre” for newest album, Confessions 11. LISTEN HERE. He first premiered the track during his three-night run at Barclays Center in New York. Garrix also joined forces with Ed Sheeran on “Repeat It,” a pop-crossover collaboration more than a decade in the making. Released this past May, the track has since reached Top 15 on Mediabase Top 40. LISTEN HERE.

Featuring cutting-edge production, exclusive new music, and the signature energy that has made him one of the world’s biggest DJs, Garrix remains one of the most in-demand live electronic acts. Get tickets for the remaining dates HERE. Full routing below.

Upcoming Martin Garrix Shows
Oct 22, 2026 – STMPD 10 Years ADE – Amsterdam, The Netherlands 
Oct 31, 2026 — OMNIA Nightclub — Las Vegas, USA
Oct 31, 2026 — Marquee Dayclub — Las Vegas, USA
Nov 6, 2026 — OMNIA Nightclub — Las Vegas, USA
Nov 13, 2026 — Explanada 5 — Guatemala City, Guatemala
Nov 14, 2026 — Estadio Alejandro Serrano Aguilar — Cuenca, Ecuador
Nov 20, 2026 — OMNIA Nightclub — Las Vegas, USA
Nov 21, 2026 — Marquee Dome — Las Vegas, USA
Nov 27, 2026 —  Parque Viva — San José, Costa Rica
Dec 4, 2026 — Movistar Arena — Bogotá, Colombia
Dec 5, 2026 — DAVIarena — Medellín, Colombia
Dec 7, 2026 — Arena Monumental — Lima, Peru
March 26–28, 2027 — Ultra Music Festival — Miami, FL