Martin Garrix and Ed Sheeran crash a fan’s wedding at Chicago’s Adler Planetarium: Watch

30 June 2026
2 minutes · By Staff

Martin Garrix and Ed Sheeran just delivered one of the most surreal wedding surprises of the year. The Dutch DJ and the British superstar crashed a fan's wedding at Chicago's iconic Adler Planetarium, turning what was already one of the most picturesque venues in the city into a global-headlining moment that has now been covered by ABC7 Chicago, TMZ, NBC Chicago and more.

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The surprise reportedly came together after a fan DM’d the Dutch DJ asking if he and the British singer could possibly stop by. The pair, currently in Chicago as part of the Dutch DJ’s ongoing Americas Tour, said yes — and the rest is one of the most spontaneous celebrity surprises in recent memory.

Martin Garrix and Ed Sheeran turn an Adler Planetarium wedding into a global headline

Footage from the moment quickly went viral across major US news networks. The two artists performed their recent collaboration ‘Repeat It’ for the couple and their guests, capping off what is now being framed as one of the most iconic wedding crashes of all time. The pair have been on a hot streak together — recently performing the acoustic version of ‘Repeat It’ live at the Dutch DJ’s sold-out Barclays Center Brooklyn show as well.

The Dutch DJ’s Americas Tour has been one of the most-talked-about touring chapters of his career so far. The Adler Planetarium moment now joins a growing list of headline news around the run, including the £10K Knicks jersey auction tied to his sold-out Barclays Center residency and the live debut of his forthcoming Madonna collaboration earlier this month.

For the couple, getting two of the most globally recognised musicians to crash their big day is the kind of viral moment most couples only dream of. For the rest of the world, it is another reminder that the Dutch DJ continues to be one of the most fan-first artists at the very top of dance music.

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