Artist: Dimitri Vegas, Bountyhunter & BRANDON
Single: ‘Woops’
Release Date: 25 September 2026
Label: Smash The House
Listen/Stream: Spotify
After months of appearing in DJ sets across clubs, arenas and festival stages around the world, Dimitri Vegas, Bountyhunter and BRANDON have officially released their hugely anticipated collaborative single, ‘Woops’.
Out now through Smash The House, ‘Woops’ arrives with the kind of anticipation usually reserved for the biggest festival IDs of the year. Long before listeners could stream the full track, it had already become a familiar moment on dancefloors worldwide — fuelled by its high-energy production, instantly recognisable hook and broad appeal across several electronic music scenes.
The record has made a particularly significant impact during the 2026 festival season. ‘Woops’ reportedly emerged as the most-played track at both Ultra and Tomorrowland, an achievement that illustrates the scale of its support and the unusually wide audience it has reached.
At a time when the boundaries between dance genres are constantly shifting, ‘Woops’ feels built to cut through them all. The track combines the speed and force of hard dance with bass-driven house movement and techno-inspired intensity. Its simple but unforgettable “Bring That Bass Back” vocal is the centrepiece, delivering an immediate crowd cue before the record launches into its rave-fuelled payoff.
The collaboration also carries real dance music history. Bountyhunter is closely connected to the Belgian hardcore and rave explosion of the 1990s, and ‘Woops’ draws on that legacy. The record does not merely borrow the imagery or sounds of classic rave; it brings one of its original figures into a new production made for contemporary audiences.
Dimitri Vegas adds a modern festival perspective, continuing a creative run that has taken his sound into faster, harder territory. With 2026 releases such as ‘Turn The Tide’ and ‘Makina Time’, he has embraced a more rave-forward direction, and ‘Woops’ feels like a natural extension of that evolution.
Meanwhile, BRANDON supplies the groove and low-end pressure. His bass-oriented house style helps provide the track with the elasticity needed to work beyond a single genre, allowing it to thrive in hard dance sets while still finding a home among house, techno and mainstage selections.
The names supporting ‘Woops’ demonstrate just how widely it has travelled. On the club and underground side, the track has been played by Anyma, Solomun, Dom Dolla, Charlotte de Witte, Amelie Lens, Vintage Culture, Eli Brown, Odd Mob, Chris Lake, Cloonee, Cassian, Miss Monique, Nico Moreno, Novah, Lilly Palmer, Kevin de Vries and CamelPhat, among many others.
Global festival artists have also backed the single, with Swedish House Mafia, Tiësto, The Chainsmokers, Armin van Buuren, Oliver Heldens, Diplo and Afrojack all helping introduce it to vast audiences. This combination of underground credibility and mainstage visibility has made ‘Woops’ one of the year’s strongest crossover records.
The track’s influence has also stretched beyond live performance. It has generated billions of social-media views, hundreds of thousands of TikTok creations, tens of millions of YouTube views and over 500,000 Shazams. With more than 100 million total streams already behind it, ‘Woops’ has remained a recurring fixture in Beatport’s Hard Dance Top 100, regularly climbing back into the Top 10.
Now released in full, ‘Woops’ has completed its journey from sought-after ID to official dancefloor anthem. With its rave lineage, heavyweight support and undeniable crowd impact, the single is positioned to remain a major fixture well beyond the 2026 festival season.
Dimitri Vegas, Bountyhunter & BRANDON – ‘Woops’ is out now on Smash The House.
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