Dimitri Vegas, Bountyhunter & BRANDON – ‘Woops’
Released: 25 September 2026
Label: Smash The House
Listen now: Spotify
After a summer of dominating festival sets and sparking relentless ID requests online, Dimitri Vegas, Bountyhunter and BRANDON have officially released their explosive collaborative single, ‘Woops’.
Available now through Smash The House, the release marks the long-awaited arrival of a track that has already built substantial global momentum. Before landing on streaming platforms, ‘Woops’ had become a fixture in sets from DJs across the hard dance, techno, house and mainstage worlds, making it one of 2026’s most recognisable unreleased records.
According to its campaign, the record became the most-played track at both Ultra and Tomorrowland in 2026 — a remarkable feat for a track that had spent much of the year circulating as an ID. Its sound has connected with audiences in clubs, arenas and outdoor festival environments, powered by a combination of rave-era attitude, driving bass and an instantly memorable vocal hook.
“Bring That Bass Back” is the line at the heart of ‘Woops’, setting the tone for a track designed to create an immediate reaction. The production brings together pounding hard-dance energy, house-inspired rhythm and techno-fuelled tension, while remaining direct enough to land in the biggest festival moments.
The record also has deep roots in dance music history. Bountyhunter, a key figure associated with Belgium’s 1990s hardcore and rave scene, brings an authentic connection to the original rave culture that informs the track. ‘Woops’ draws from that legacy while reshaping it for modern audiences, placing classic rave energy in a contemporary club and festival framework.
For Dimitri Vegas, the release continues a year that has seen him push further into more intense, high-tempo territory. Following 2026 tracks including ‘Turn The Tide’ and ‘Makina Time’, ‘Woops’ reinforces his ongoing exploration of harder sounds while retaining the huge-scale impact associated with his global festival presence.
BRANDON provides another essential element, adding bass-driven house character and groove to the record’s rave-heavy foundation. Together, the three artists create a track with enough flexibility to work across multiple dance music communities — from late-night underground sets to peak-time mainstage performances.
The scale of DJ support behind ‘Woops’ reflects that crossover appeal. Names including Anyma, Solomun, Dom Dolla, Charlotte de Witte, Amelie Lens, Chris Lake, Eli Brown, Cloonee, CamelPhat, Cassian, Odd Mob, Vintage Culture, Kevin de Vries, Miss Monique, Lilly Palmer, Nico Moreno and Novah have all supported the record.
At the same time, ‘Woops’ has been played by leading festival artists including Swedish House Mafia, Tiësto, Armin van Buuren, The Chainsmokers, Afrojack, Diplo and Oliver Heldens. That rare mix of support has helped make the track one of the year’s most effective crossover weapons.
Its impact has reached far beyond DJ sets. ‘Woops’ has generated billions of views across social media, hundreds of thousands of TikTok creations, tens of millions of YouTube views and more than 500,000 Shazams. With over 100 million streamsaccumulated, the record has also remained a strong presence on Beatport’s Hard Dance Top 100, regularly returning to the Top 10.
After months of dancefloor testing, viral clips and worldwide anticipation, the track has finally arrived in full.
Dimitri Vegas, Bountyhunter & BRANDON – ‘Woops’ is out now via Smash The House.
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