Belgian electronic music duo Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike have retained their title as the World’s No. 1 DJ Group in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs 2026 poll, with the results announced at [UNVRS] Ibiza on 6 October.
The brothers finished fifth in the overall ranking, placing them among the poll’s top five acts. David Guetta claimed the overall No. 1 position for a record-breaking sixth time, followed by Martin Garrix, Anyma and Alok.
A Top-Five Finish in the Global DJ Poll
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike moved down one place from fourth in the 2025 overall ranking to fifth in 2026. Despite that change, they remained the highest-ranked DJ group in the poll.
The distinction is important: the duo received the group category title, while David Guetta topped the overall list. DJ Mag’s annual poll is decided by public voting rather than an industry judging panel.
This year’s poll attracted a record number of verified votes from 234 territories worldwide, according to DJ Mag.
A Significant Year for the Belgian Duo
The result comes after a year of activity and change for the brothers. Like Mike temporarily stepped away from touring during the summer to focus on his health, while Dimitri Vegas continued performing solo at major events, including Tomorrowland.
The duo also released new music, including “Makina Time” with Marlon Hoffstadt and DJ Konik, alongside other collaborations and projects.
Dimitri has said he is looking forward to having his brother back on stage in 2027, pointing towards a return to performing together.
Ibiza Hosts the 2026 Awards
The results were revealed during DJ Mag Top 100 DJs LIVE at [UNVRS] Ibiza on 6 October. The event featured performances from David Guetta, Lost Frequencies, Charlotte de Witte, Anyma, GORDO B2B Vintage Culture, ANASTAZJA and KOROLOVA.
The ceremony also recognised artists across individual genre categories. Charlotte de Witte retained the World’s No. 1 Techno DJ title, FISHER was named the World’s No. 1 House DJ, and Armin van Buuren remained the World’s No. 1 Trance DJ.
The annual poll continues to provide a snapshot of artists with strong international fan support, while Ibiza remains a major stage for the global electronic music scene.