Avicii's full 2011 Tomorrowland set is out on the 15th anniversary of 'Levels'

The full Tomorrowland mainstage set that Avicii played in 2011 is now available to watch. The Avicii Estate, Pophouse and Tomorrowland released it on October 28, 2026, the 15th anniversary of 'Levels', the single that came out on October 28, 2011.

The performance runs about 90 minutes. It can be watched on YouTube and on the Avicii Community site, according to Billboard, which reported the release.

Avicii first played the Tomorrowland mainstage on July 23, 2011. Roughly 25 minutes into that performance, he played 'Levels', which had not yet been released. Afrojack, the Nervo sisters, his then-manager Ash Pournouri and Martin Solveig stood onstage behind him. Solveig later took over the decks, the DJ equipment used for mixing tracks.

The set also included 'Silhouettes' and 'Seek Bromance'. It closed with edits of Robyn's 'Hang With Me' and The Killers' 'Mr. Brightside'. An edit is a reworked version of an existing track, often made for a live crowd.

'Levels' went on to spend 20 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100, the weekly chart that ranks the best-performing songs in the United States, across 2011 and 2012. Its recording rights, which control the master version of the song, and its publishing rights, which cover the songwriting, are both tied to the same catalogue. Pophouse owns 75% of Avicii's recording and publishing rights, according to Billboard.

The anniversary release follows a wider tribute. In June 2026, Tomorrowland announced the return of an Avicii tribute experience. It includes original artefacts, remastered live sets and an exclusive festival collection. Tomorrowland's One World Radio also ran an Avicii Day broadcast in 2024.

For anyone who missed the festival that summer, the set offers a complete view of one night in 2011, from the first track to the final edits. It is free to watch on the platforms named above.