5 Standout B2B DJ Sets from 2025
From iconic venues to festival mainstages, we’ve rounded up five of 2025’s B2B sessions that had fans in a frenzy, leaving them with unforgettable moments and a craving for another round.
From iconic venues to festival mainstages, we’ve rounded up five of 2025’s B2B sessions that had fans in a frenzy, leaving them with unforgettable moments and a craving for another round.
Martin Garrix B2B Alesso at Red Rocks
Denver, Colorado’s iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre hosted Dutch EDM powerhouse Martin Garrix over three electrifying nights from October 22 to 24. His highly anticipated debut at the geographical marvel featured special guests Marshmello, Afrojack, Mesto, and Kapuchon, along with U2 legend Bono, spotted in the crowd.
This three-day stint also saw a call back to Garrix and Alesso’s surprise B2B set at the STMPD RCRDS stage during the first weekend of Tomorrowland 2023. Bathed in dazzling lights and met with a euphoric crowd, the duo’s performance never lost momentum. Across nearly two hours of unrelenting beats, the audience went berserk, riding every drop and build with raw energy.
On social media, Martin Garrix called this experience “a celebration of the last 10 years of touring and developing the Garrix show together.”
Indira Paganotto B2B Sara Landry at Petrovaradin Fortress
The “Queen of Hard Techno,” Sara Landry, crossed paths with the undeniable force of psytrance and techno, Indira Paganotto, to headline the silver jubilee celebration of Serbia’s EXIT Festival. Held at the historic Petrovaradin Fortress in Novi Sad, this curtain-closing set actually followed solo sessions from Sara Landry at 4 PM and Indira Paganotto at 5:30 PM.
Together, they roared through a high-octane set of nearly two hours, bringing each artist’s total onstage presence at the festival close to 3 and a half hours. Spaniard Paganotto told her fans on social media about this set, “Closing EXIT FESTIVAL wasn’t just a set for me – it was a RITUAL. 25 years of energy, love, sweat, and spirit on that land. We were one. We are always one. Because heaven is for warriors.”
Sara Landry described it as a “riot from start to finish” online, capturing the relentless energy of their performance and the crowd. Earlier this year, Sara Landry and Indira Paganotto were part of a heart-racing B2B2B affair aboard Coachella’s Do LaB stage in April 2025, joining forces with Belgian EDM powerhouse Amelie Lens.
Knock2 B2B ZEDD at Snapdragon Stadium
Rocking San Diego’s multi-purpose Snapdragon Stadium for the inaugural edition of the Niteharts festival were bass-house and trap producer Knock2 and dance music powerhouse Zedd. Knock2, who also co-founded the festival, kicked off day one before teaming up with Zedd for a thrilling B2B set to close out the festival on day two.
Together, they tore through more than two hours of their signature tracks, mixing in Zedd’s collaborations with Ariana Grande, Skrillex, Black Eyed Peas, and Justin Bieber, and an unreleased ID from the two.
ANNA B2B Antdot at De Schorre Park
Among Tomorrowland Belgium’s 109 uploads of their 2025 edition sits an absolutely stunning B2B session from Brazilian DJ/producers ANNA and Antdot. Held at the makeshift Crystal Garden Stage, the pair delivered a spectacular sequence of ambient techno rhythms matched by waves of house textures.
Their two-hour session at Tomorrowland Belgium was also their first B2B play, something that, according to ANNA, was manifested at the 2024 event. In her words on social media, “Last year at Tomorrowland, we took these pictures feeling a collaboration was in the air. We didn’t know what it would be, but the energy was just right!! We knew we had to create something together!”
During their session, they swept the surrounding horde with hooting brass flourishes, thumping bass lines, and a splendid mix of Afro house, melodic house, and organic house offerings. Piped into the journey were takes on Innellea, Carl Bee, German Brigante, Solique, MGMT, and more.
Post-set, Antdot posted to social media, “No better place for our first B2B than Tomorrowland. This place is pure magic, and there’s something special about Crystal Garden! Thanks to everyone who danced with us.”
Baby J B2B Tye Turner at Dome, SVP Stadium
Leave it to Perth-based B2B duo Baby J b2b Tye Turner to take over the debut BUDX NBA House event in Mumbai, a trifold festival that combines basketball, music, and culture. Performing in the country for the first time as part of a three-city tour, the duo supplied a non-stop jolt of electricity into the arena, scorching the sound system with an onslaught of Jersey club, baile funk, hip-hop, house, jungle, and experimental beats.
Tye Turner summed up the showcase on social media, saying, “Mumbai, I have no words. This was one of the most fun sets I’ve ever played, India really knows how to partyyyyyy.” In another post, Turner added, “This is a weekend I’ll remember for the rest of my life. I know we missed a few cities, so I guess we’ll have to come back sooooon.” For those who missed out, Baby J B2B Tye Turner stayed true to their word, announcing a four-city India tour for 2026.
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