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    Revellers

    Facts

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    Started out as drive-in DJs at just twelve years old. Years later, their second-ever booking as an uptempo act was Snakepit 2023.

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    Released multiple Spotify hits, including ‘Want Me’ (1.000.000+ streams), ‘HEY HEY HEY’ (1.500.000+ streams) and ‘BREAK THE RULES’ with Lunakorpz (3.000.000+ streams).

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    Created ‘HEY HEY HEY’ in just two hours for a friend’s party. The track went on to become one of their biggest hits.

    ARTIST BIO

    What started as two twelve-year-old friends playing music at parties has grown into one of the most exciting bouncy uptempo acts in the scene. After falling in love with the sound at festivals, Job and Rogier began producing their own music in 2022. The response was immediate: their second-ever booking brought them straight to Snakepit in 2023.

    Their first major hit, ‘Want Me’, passed one million Spotify streams. They followed it with the international success ‘BREAK THE RULES’ alongside Lunakorpz, reaching more than three million streams, and ‘HEY HEY HEY’, which grew from a two-hour party idea into a crowd favourite with over 1.5 million streams.

    Revellers have since performed at Defqon.1, Decibel Outdoor, Intents Festival, Elektrum, Annihilation and multiple editions of Snakepit, as well as shows in Scotland, Austria and Spain. Creating the official Decibel Outdoor soundtrack in 2025 marked another major milestone for the duo.

    With releases on labels such as Barbaric Records, collaborations with Lunakorpz and Gezellige Uptempo, and support from names including Partyraiser and Spitnoise, Revellers continue to push their distinctive sound forward.

    Fast-paced sets, catchy melodies, relentless drive and their signature bounce define the Revellers experience. Whether they are in the studio or on stage, Job and Rogier always give the full 100%.

    LATEST RELEASE

    Lean

    Revellers, Samynator|2026
    Lean
    grunge