Hardwell

Hardwell

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Next date Hardwell en Lima Fri 13 Nov · TBA In 4 days

Upcoming dates

3 upcoming
  1. 13Nov
    Hardwell en LimaFri 13 Nov · TBA · 18:00
  2. 14Nov
    Creamfields ChileSat 14 Nov · Santiago · until 15 Nov
    5days
  3. 18Dec
    EDC ThailandFri 18 Dec · Phuket · until 20 Dec
    39days

Hardwell: quick facts

Sourced, updated Nov 2026
Real name
Robbert van de Corput
Born
January 7, 1988 (age 38)
Zodiac sign
Capricorn
Birthplace
Breda, North Brabant, Netherlands
Nationality
Dutch
Genres
Big room house, Electro house, Techno
Labels
Revealed Recordings (founder)
Active since
2002

Essential tracks

  1. Spaceman2012
  2. Apollo2012
  3. Never Say Goodbye (with Dyro feat. Bright Lights)2013
  4. Young Again2014
  5. Bella Ciao2018

DJ Mag Top 100 best: #11

#12 2019
#17 2020
#43 2022
#37 2023
#11 2024
#15 2025
#29 2026

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about Hardwell

Where is Hardwell from?

Hardwell is from Breda, North Brabant, Netherlands. Nationality: Dutch.

How old is Hardwell?

Hardwell is 38 years old, born on January 7, 1988.

What is Hardwell's real name?

Hardwell's real name is Robbert van de Corput.

What kind of music does Hardwell play?

Hardwell plays big room house, electro house and techno.

Does Hardwell have a record label?

Yes. Hardwell founded Revealed Recordings.

What are Hardwell's best known tracks?

Signature tracks include "Spaceman" (2012), "Apollo" (2012) and "Never Say Goodbye (with Dyro feat. Bright Lights)" (2013).

Does Hardwell still perform?

Yes. He stopped touring in September 2018, then returned on 27 March 2022 by closing Ultra Miami's main stage. He has toured the global festival circuit since and ranked No. 15 in DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs in 2025.

Does Hardwell still make music?

Yes. He released his second album, Rebels Never Die, in 2022, showcasing a harder big room techno sound often described as future rave.

Does Hardwell play hardstyle?

Occasionally. In June 2024 he played a special hardstyle set to celebrate his hometown football club NAC Breda's promotion, though his main sets now lean toward big room techno.