David Guetta & Sia perform ‘Titanium’ live for the first time during Afrojack’s Ultra Miami set

29 March 2025
2 minutes · By Ouranios Savva

With Ultra Music Festival celebrating its 25th anniversary this weekend, dance music enthusiasts can surely expect a surprise or two during the live sets of the top acts that their immersive lineup has to offer. Tearing up the Mainstage during Day 1 of the iconic event, legendary Dutch DJ/Producer Afrojack had the wildest ace up his sleeve, as he brought up David Guetta and Sia for the very first live performance of their global hit, 'Titanium.'

David Guetta x Afrojack
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Making history right before our eyes, Afrojack brought out David Guetta and Sia during his Ultra Miami set, with the acts performing their smash hit ‘Titanium’ for the very first time live.

A dance music anthem that has become a synonym with greatness, ‘Titanium’ was first released in 2011, with its euphoric energy and scintillating vocals, making for a production that truly took over our community and not only. Produced by Guetta, Tuinfort and Afrojack, ‘Titanium’ has been a fan-favourite from the offset, and as time progressed, a live performance was eagerly anticipated. Delivering just that, Afrojack’s Ultra Miami set will be one for the books once again, with this special surprise resulting in a major milestone for everyone involved.

The most fitting of ways’ to kick-start the celebrations for Ultra’s 25th Anniversary, everyone in attendance and on live-stream was left in awe, as one of the most iconic moments in dance music history was unfolding right before their eyes. Simply sensational to say the least, be sure to check out this history-making moment below, and with Ultra Miami still in full flow, you can check out their official website here, for all information on ULTRA Live and their streaming times. One for the books, don’t forget to leave your own thoughts in the comments section!

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