One World Radio

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One World Radio
One World Radio.svg
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Broadcast areaWorldwide (Online and On Demand)
Frequency 92,1 FM (Bucharest)
94,1 FM (Ibiza)
104,8 FM (Mallorca)
102,7 FM (Buzău)
Programming
Language(s)English
Format Electro house
Dance Music
Ownership
Owner
For Czech Media Invest
Europa FM
Virgin Radio
For Like Media Group
Like Radio
History
First air date
2008 (Bucharest, Romania) (as VIBE FM)

February 2019 (2019-02) (Belgium)

July 15, 2021 (2021-07-15) (Romania)
Former names
Radio DEEA, VIBE FM (Romania)
Links
Webcast https://www.youtube.com/c/tomorrowland
Website https://www.tomorrowland.com/home/radio

Tomorrowland One World Radio (formerly Radio DEEA and Vibe FM) is the official radio station and content platform of Tomorrowland. Its goal is uniting the "People of Tomorrow" through the music all year long, not only during the festival.

Contents

The digital radio station broadcasts many electronic genres with daily, weekly, and special monthly episodes.

Listeners can tune in to One World Radio through various online platforms. Additionally, the radio channel can be accessed via FM and DAB.

History

One World Radio was launched as Radio DEEA in 1997.[ citation needed ]

In 2007, Lagardère bought the licenses of Radio DEEA, for the launch of Vibe FM in 2008. Although Lagardère bought only the radio licenses for Radio DEEA, but not the brand. Also, Radio 21 has also bought 21 radio licenses for Radio DEEA, also in 2007.

On April 7, 2008, Radio DEEA became Vibe FM, and the format for Vibe FM when it was launched was dance music, with the slogan Dancefloor Radio.[ citation needed ]

In February 2019, One World Radio was launched in Belgium as part of 15th anniversary of Tomorrowland, opening with a set by Steve Aoki.

On July 15, 2021, Vibe FM became One World Radio, which is the Belgian music festival Tomorrowland's official radio station. [1] [ user-generated source? ]

On July 1, 2022, One World Radio launched in the United Kingdom and Malta as DAB station as well as Spain as FM radio station in Mallorca and Ibiza. [2]

2022 Broadcast Schedule

In 2022, One World Radio has a large range of different radio shows from daily to monthly, these are [3]

Daily Shows

Weekly

Monthly

Tomorrowland Top 1000

The Tomorrowland top 1000 is an annual countdown of "The Biggest Anthems In The History Of Tomorrowland" voted by the listeners [4]

2019 [5]
PositionSongArtist
1 One Swedish House Mafia
2 Mammoth Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike
3 Levels Avicii
4 Titanium David Guetta Ft Sia
5 Animals Martin Garrix
6 Heroes Alesso
7 This Is What It Feels Like Armin Van Buuren Ft Trevor Guthrie
8 I Could Be The One Avicii
9 Tremor Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Ft Martin Garrix
10 Turn Up The Speakers Afrojack Ft Martin Garrix
In 2019, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike where the most popular artist with 28 tracks, followed by Tiësto with 22 tracks and Martin Garrix with 19 tracks.

The most popular country was The Netherlands with 252 tracks, while the UK followed behind with 159 tacks

2020 [6]
PositionSongArtist
1 Levels Avicii
2 Mammoth Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike
3 Titanium David Guetta Ft Sia
4 One Swedish House Mafia
5 Animals Martin Garrix
6 This Is What It Feels Like Armin Van Buuren Ft Trevor Guthrie
7 Reload Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash
8 Turn Up The Speakers Afrojack Ft Martin Garrix
9 Don't You Worry Child Swedish House Mafia
10 Tremor Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Ft Martin Garrix
2021 [7]
PositionSongArtist
1 Levels Avicii
2Mammoth Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike
3 Don't You Worry Child Swedish House Mafia
4 High On Life Martin Garrix
5 Blah Blah Blah Armin Van Buuren
6 Reload Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash
7 Tremor Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Ft Martin Garrix
8 Seem Bromance Tim Berg
9 Turn Up The Speakers Afrojack Ft Martin Garrix
10 Pursuit Of Happiness (Remix) Steve Aoki
Martin Garrix was the most popular artist this year with 35 tracks followed closely by Axwell with 32 tracks
2022 [8]
PositionSongArtist
1 1 Mammoth Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike
2 Decrease2.svg 1 Levels Avicii
3 Steady2.svg Don't You Worry Child Swedish House Mafia
4 Steady2.svg High On Life Martin Garrix
5 15 Titanium David Guetta Ft Sia
6 Decrease2.svg 1 Blah Blah Blah Armin Van Buuren
7 5 If I Lose Myself (Remix) Alesso & OneRepublic
8 Decrease2.svg 2 Reload Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash
9 Decrease2.svg 2 Tremor Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Ft Martin Garrix
10 2 This Is What It Feels Like Armin Van Buuren Ft Trevor Guthrie
2023 [9]
PositionSongArtist
1 Increase2.svg2 Don't You Worry Child Swedish House Mafia
2 Steady2.svg Levels Avicii
3 Decrease2.svg 2 Mammoth Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike
4 Steady2.svg High On Life Martin Garrix
5 Increase2.svg1 Blah Blah Blah Armin Van Buuren
6 Increase2.svg2 Reload Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash
7 Decrease2.svg 2 Titanium David Guetta Ft Sia
8 Increase2.svg 83 Age of Love - Remix Charlotte de Witte & Enrico Sangiuliano
9 Increase2.svg19 Wake Me Up Avicii
10 Decrease2.svg 3 If I Lose Myself (Remix) Alesso & OneRepublic
This year had 129 new entries,

Martin Garrix had the most songs with 40, while Guetta, Tiesto, and Armin Van Buuren each had 35

2024
PositionSongArtist
1 Increase2.svg1 Levels Avicii
2 Increase2.svg1 Mammoth Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike
3 Increase2.svg1 High On Life Martin Garrix
4 Decrease2.svg 3 Don't You Worry Child Swedish House Mafia
5 Increase2.svg 12 Seek Bromance Tim Berg, Avicii
6 Increase2.svg 8 Calling (Lose My Mind) Sebastian Ingrosso & Alesso
7 Steady2.svg Titanium David Guetta Ft Sia
8 Increase2.svg 2 If I Lose Myself (Remix) Alesso & OneRepublic
9 Decrease2.svg 3 Reload Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash
10 Decrease2.svg 5 Blah Blah Blah Armin Van Buuren

The Magical 500

The magical 500 is an annual countdown of the top 500 songs released in the calendar year, voted by listeners

2019 [10]
PositionSongArtist
1 Piece Of Your Heart MEDUZA, Goodboys
2 Instagram Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, David Guetta, Daddy Yankee, Afro Bros, Natti Natasha
3 Heaven Avicii
4 You Little Beauty Fisher
5 No Sleep Martin Garrix, Bonn
6 Giant Calvin Harris, Rag'n'Bone Man
7 Happier Marshmello, Bastille
8 Takeaway The Chainsmokers, Illenium, Lennon Stella
9No Goodbye Paul Kalkbrenner
10Never Change Don Diablo
2020 [11]
PositionSongArtist
1 Head & Heart Joel Corry, MNEK
2 Roses (Imanbek Remix) SAINt JHN, Imanbek
3 In Your Eyes Robin Schulz, Alida
4 Secrets Regard, RAYE
5 Lose Control MEDUZA, Becky Hill, Goodboys
6 Turn Me On Riton, Oliver Heldens, Vula
7 On My Mind Diplo, SIDEPIECE
8 Breaking Me Topic ft. A7S
9 The Business Tiësto
10 Love to Go Lost Frequencies, Zonderling & Kelvin Jones
2021 [12]
PositionSongArtist
1 Love Tonight Shouse
2The BusinessTiësto
3 Marea (We've Lost Dancing) Fred again.., The Blessed Madonna
4 Friday (Dopamine Re-Edit) Riton, Nightcrawlers, Mufasa & Hypeman
5 Where Are You Now Lost Frequencies, Calum Scott
6 Your Love (9PM) ATB, Topic, A7S
7 Remember David Guetta, Becky Hill
8 The Age Of Love (Charlotte de Witte and Enrico Sangiuliano Remix) Age Of Love, Charlotte de Witte, Enrico Sangiuliano
9 Do It To It ACRAZE, Cherish
10 Pepas (David Guetta Remix) Farruko, David Guetta
2022
PositionSongArtist
1 Ferrari James Hype
2 I'm Good (Blue) David Guetta,Bebe Rexha
3 Afraid to Feel LF System
4 Do It To It Acraze
5 Bad Memories Meduza, James Carter, Elley Duhe, FAST BOY
6 Turn On The Lights again.. Fred Again.., Swedish House Mafia
7Move Your Body Ownboss, Sevek
8 The Motto Tiesto, Ava Max
9Belly Dancer Imanbek, BYOR
10 Crazy What Love Can Do David Guetta, Becky Hill, Ella Henderson

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