David Guetta and Marten Hørger Unveil New Project, ‘Men Machine’

This is David Guetta’s second collaborative project with an artist after Future Rave with MORTEN.

What better place to unveil your new project than one of the most popular music festivals on the planet – Coachella? David Guetta was scheduled to take the Quasar Stage at Coachella 2026 on both Saturdays. He brought out Jennifer Lopez to perform their single ‘Save Me Tonight’ and officially launched his collaborative project ‘Men Machine’ with Marten Hørger at the festival.

A number of unreleased tunes were played by the duo at Coachella, sending the audience into a frenzy. New music from Men Machine is on the way as part of this exciting adventure, although no official dates have been announced. EDM star David Guetta and German bass house titan Marten Hørger first teamed up in 2023 for their collaborative track ‘The Freaks’ and have now launched their project, which is set to include a combination of synth-pop, techno, electro and new wave.

“DAVID GUETTA & MARTEN HØRGER present: @menmachine. We can’t wait to show you all the music we’ve got for you @coachella,” Guetta shared on Instagram on April 15 after he teased the project on the platform. Meanwhile, Hørger wrote, “Went to @coachella to world premiere our new project @menmachine with @davidguetta. Feels pretty wild to type this out.”

David Guetta also started a project titled ‘Future Rave’ with Danish dance music heavyweight MORTEN in 2019, which expanded into a massive brand with tours, residencies and releases. Guetta will soon be returning to [UNVRS] Ibiza on Fridays from June 19 to October 2, 2026, with Galactic Circus featuring Layla Benitez, Morten, James Hype, Marten Hørger, Miss Monique, and more.

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