Laidback Luke Shares His Summer Anthems Chart Featuring Mainstage and Bass
The new Laidback Luke DJ tracklist features a curated selection of the best Bass House and Mainstage tracks for 2026. This electronic music playlist has a versatile 122 to 133 BPM range packed with peak-time club bangers and mainstage anthems from global headliners like David Guetta, Vintage Culture, and Odd Mob. The chart is engineered as a seamless mixing blueprint, transitioning effortlessly from massive outdoor festival stages to underground club floors.
- Top Electronic Music Genres: The chart has Bass House and Mainstage tracks.
- Global EDM Headliners: Features massive festival artists like David Guetta, Vintage Culture, and Marten Hørger.
- Peak-Time DJ Performance: Versatile DJ tracklist utility for festival sets, club transitions, and warm-up grooves.
The new Laidback Luke Summer Anthems tracklist features a curated 2026 festival playlist straight from his global CONTINUUM World Tour. This electronic dance music selection has a versatile 122 to 133 BPM range packed with high-energy Bass House and Mainstage club bangers. Built as an essential toolkit for working DJs, this compilation has tracks engineered with complementary frequencies for seamless transitions, creative live mashups, and double-dropping on standard CDJs.
Perfect For
Workouts & Cardio Pacing
The relentless 122–133 BPM four-on-the-floor rhythm acts as an ideal metronome for running, weightlifting, and high-intensity interval training (HIIT).
Peak-Time Club Energy
The aggressive bass house tracks from Volkoder, Marten Hørger, and Odd Mob deliver punishing low-end frequencies that thrive on high-end club sound systems.
Festival Mainstages
Massive anthems from ARTY, David Guetta, and Mark Villa deliver the grand scale, sweeping chord progressions, and crowd-vocal hooks required for open-air festival crowds.
Road Trips
The driving basslines and uplifting melodic arrangements prevent psychological fatigue during long, multi-hour highway drives.
Official Tracklist
- Laidback Luke, ARTY, James Hersey – Lost In The Crowd [Armada Music]
- HotLap – Recall [One Seven Music]
- Laidback Luke, Mark Villa – Rise [Armada Music]
- it's murph, Twin Diplomacy, Liv Grace Blue – Lift Me Up [Sonic Café]
- David Guetta, Vitalic, Marten Hørger, Men Machine – Engage [Spinnin' Records]
- Laidback Luke, Megisto – Don't Look Back [STMPD RCRDS]
- Laidback Luke – Now That We Found Love [Dim Mak Records]
- Volkoder, Vintage Culture – Hands Up [AFFAIRS]
- Haskell, Silque – The Heat [STEREOHYPE]
- East End Dubs, Di Chiara Brothers – Face Bass [Eastenderz]
- Odd Mob feat. Luciana – Rock The Rhythm (I Like That) [October Records]
External Links
- Chart on Beatport: Laidback Luke Chart on Beatport
- Spotify Profile: Laidback Luke on Spotify
- Official Webpage: Laidback Luke Official Website
Also Featured In:
- HotLap – Recall [One Seven Music] → Jonas Blue - Summer Selections
- David Guetta, Vitalic, Marten Hørger, Men Machine – Engage [Spinnin' Records] → Oliver Heldens Essentials: May and Space 92 - DOMINO CHART
- Volkoder, Vintage Culture – Hands Up [AFFAIRS] → Oliver Heldens Essentials: May
Similar Artists
Hardwell: Blends mainstage-scale big room progression with aggressive techno elements and high-energy club arrangements.
Afrojack: Balances commercial dance-pop vocal appeal with dirty, electro-infused club rhythms.
Nicky Romero: A veteran of polished, progressive house production known for emotional melodies and stadium-sized drops.
Don Diablo: The pioneer of future house, combining heavy, complex bass modulation with catchy, radio-ready toplines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this tracklist beginner-friendly for learning how to mix?
Absolutely. Because the entire list stays within a restricted 11-BPM variance (122 to 133 BPM), beginner DJs can easily beatmatch, execute long phrase transitions, and practice harmonic mixing without needing complex warp or pitch adjustments.
What are the dominant record labels represented in this curation?
The chart pulls heavily from premier electronic imprints including Armada Music, Martin Garrix's STMPD RCRDS, Steve Aoki's Dim Mak, and the industry titan Spinnin' Records.
Is this chart optimized for large festivals or indoor clubs?
It is engineered to handle both environments. The sweeping mainstage and progressive cuts are tailormade to fill massive outdoor festival spaces, while the bass house and minimal tech tracks carry the tight, driving low-end required to rock intimate club sound systems.