Friday Dance Music Guide: The Week’s Best New Tracks From Tourist, Kaskade, Alison Wonderland & More

This week in dance music: Rüfüs Du Sol made history with the highest-selling electronic tour of all time behind their Inhale/Exhale run, according to numbers reported in a press release from Live Nation. The group was also listed among the headliners for Bonnaroo 2026, a bill that also includes a headlining set from Skrillex.

LIV Golf Adelaide added John Summit as the Saturday headliner for its 2026 tournament in Australia, joining a lineup that includes Peking Duk, Royel Otis and Fisher. Fred again.. added a Vancouver set alongside Skream & Benga to his USB002 rollout run and also sat down for a conversation as part of Instagram’s Ask It Anyway series, during which he commented on the current tour, saying “I’m feeling a bit more stable that I’m getting to travel with my best mates and play shows, and I feel very blessed if I’m honest.”

“For me, I’m trying to just protect my mental so that I can feel good to make music every day, so everything just kind of feeds into that,” Fred continued in regard to staying balanced among his many career highs. “I definitely haven’t always been good at this, but as I get older I care more about getting good sleep or exercising, so when I wake up I can have the cleanest line between here and here.”

Meanwhile Subtronics sat down with Nic Vans for the latest episode of Billboard‘s Takes Us Out series, speaking about his new album, Sphere show and more. We also caught up with TEED to talk about his name change and new album Always With Me and chatted with Alison Wonderland about her own new project, Ghost World.

And, in what’s looking like the last big release day of 2025, these are the best new dance projects of the week.