Martin Garrix Sets March 5, 2027 for Debut Album MARTY
Martin Garrix Sets March 5, 2027 for Debut Album MARTY
Martin Garrix will release his debut album, MARTY, on March 5, 2027, he confirmed on Wednesday, October 21, 2026. He made the announcement at an exclusive Spotify Pop-Up show that opened Amsterdam Dance Event, the annual dance music week in Amsterdam.
The album is due out through STMPD Records and Darkroom Records. Billboard reports that it has 14 tracks. DJ Mag said the full tracklist had not yet been confirmed when the date was announced.
The title comes from DJ Marty, the first alias Garrix ever used. The opening track, 'Catharina', is a tribute to his mother.
The album brings together several well-known names. Madonna, U2, Ed Sheeran and Aitana are all set to appear. Some of those collaborations are already out. Garrix featured Madonna on 'Bizarre', a track from her Confessions II album, and this year he released 'Repeat It' with Ed Sheeran and 'Fireflies' with U2.
Rolling Stone describes MARTY as his debut album, made 13 years into his career. It also reports that Garrix sings on the record for the first time, and calls the album deeply personal.
Garrix already has a run of chart success behind him. He has six entries on the Billboard Hot 100, the main weekly singles chart in the United States. Two of them are 'Animals', which peaked at No. 21, and 'In the Name of Love' with Bebe Rexha, which peaked at No. 24. He also has 32 entries on Billboard's Dance Airplay chart, which tracks dance songs played on US radio.
Before the album arrives, Garrix has live dates. The next leg of his Americas Tour begins on October 31 at OMNIA Nightclub in Las Vegas. The run ends with the three-day Ultra Music Festival in Miami, from March 26 to 28, 2027, a few weeks after the album's release.
Asked about his dream collaborators in connection with the announcement, Garrix named Daft Punk, according to EDM.com.
For fans, the wait for MARTY runs about four and a half months from the announcement.
