Afrojack has officially locked in the support lineup for his highly anticipated CONTROL Tour, unveiling a bill that leans heavily into club-focused, underground sensibilities. Moving beyond the standard festival-circuit aesthetic, the Dutch producer has curated a roster that includes Green Velvet, Loco Dice, Tiga, Murda Beatz, and HILLS. This strategic selection highlights the 2026 music releases and creative direction that define the current phase of his career.
The tour is set to hit major venues, including the Brooklyn Storehouse in New York on October 2 and the Shrine Exposition Hall in Los Angeles on November 27. This lineup is far from a random assortment of names; it serves as a direct reflection of Afrojack’s evolving sound, which has increasingly drifted into house and techno territory while maintaining the high-energy impact he is known for.
The connections between the headliner and his support acts are deeply rooted in recent collaborations and shared history. Afrojack and Green Velvet previously delivered a standout back-to-back set at a Coachella afterparty, a pairing that underscored their mutual respect for Chicago house roots. Furthermore, Afrojack’s release of ‘Monopoly Man’ on Loco Dice’s Desolat label signaled his commitment to the tougher, stripped-back aesthetic that the label champions. Additionally, for the 15th-anniversary remix project of his breakout anthem ‘Take Over Control,’ Afrojack specifically tapped HILLS to provide a fresh perspective.
By incorporating artists like Tiga and Murda Beatz, the CONTROL Tour promises a diverse sonic journey that bridges the gap between electro-house lineage, hip-hop-adjacent production, and underground techno. It is a bold move that suggests Afrojack is using this tour to showcase the wider breadth of his musical influences rather than adhering to a singular genre. Fans can expect further tour dates and details to be announced as the fall run approaches.
