The set opened with Boris Brejcha‘s ‘Cello Tears’ feat. Sascha Kid, then rolled straight into his own ‘Last Call’. From there, Prydz took over with two unreleased Pryda IDs, including his Sonar Barcelona 2025 opener and the Creamfields South 2023 intro. Meanwhile, Brejcha answered with his own catalogue heat via ‘Endor’ and ‘Midnight Bells’. Crucially, the exchange set the tone for the entire two hours.
Prydz‘s Cirez D alias also entered the fold with the EPIC Radio 025 ID and ‘Tha Bass Line’. In turn, Brejcha came back with ‘Concussion’ and ‘The Sequence’. As a result, the middle stretch became a genuine progressive-versus-techno chess match. Consequently, Prydz lit the room with his ‘Rebel XX (Pump Up The Jam Tweak)’, ‘The Return’ and ‘Tomorrowland 2018 ID 01’. Beyond that, Brejcha‘s ‘Up Down Jumper’ feat. Ginger and ‘Redemption’ kept the pressure on.
The closing stretch was pure ID heat. Fans caught The Indicators‘ ‘We Are The Indicators’, Brejcha‘s new cut ‘FLY’ and ‘Falling Sky’, and Prydz‘s Cirez D vs. Green Velvet mashup with Steve Angello‘s ‘Hooligans’. Meanwhile, Prydz‘s New Order vs. Daft Punk ‘Blue Monday’ vs. ‘Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger’ mashup landed as one of the most-talked-about moments of the entire set. Finally, the finale ran through Sam Paganini‘s ‘Rave’ in the Boris Brejcha Remix, Brejcha‘s ‘Milky Way’, an Audrey Napoleon vs. Kaiserdisco vs. DK8 vs. Pryda mashup, and Digitalism‘s ‘Circles’ in the Eric Prydz Private Dub Mix woven with Kings Of Tomorrow‘s ‘Finally’ acappella.
The Hangar B2B extends a landmark 2026 for both artists. Recently, Boris Brejcha brought his masked techno world to the Tomorrowland Mainstage. Beyond that, Prydz just announced his Fall 2026 North American tour with ‘IDs incoming’. Watch the full Brussels B2B on YouTube below.