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GRAMMY-nominated electronic artist ILLENIUM has unveiled “Feel Alive,” his latest track with GRAMMY-nominated alt-pop band Bastille and Canadian electronic artist Dabin out via Republic Records. Get it HERE. “Feel Alive” is the final release from ILLENIUM’s highly anticipated album ODYSSEY, out February 6th. In addition to the single, today ILLENIUM has also revealed the tracklist for the album which includes standout features from Ellie Goulding to Kid Cudi, Zeds Dead and more.  The release comes on the heels of ILLENIUM’s iHeartRadio Music Awards nomination for Best Dance Song of the Year for “In My Arms” with HAYLA.

“Feel Alive” is a soaring, emotionally charged collaboration that brings together ILLENIUM, Bastille, and Dabin at the intersection of melodic bass and alternative pop. Anchored by shimmering guitar lines and expansive, cinematic production, the track slowly builds before erupting into a euphoric release designed for both festival stages and late-night drives. Bastille frontman Dan Smith’s unmistakable vocals deliver a sense of urgency and cut through the warmth of the track as ILLENIUM and Dabin layer pulsing synths and dynamic drops that amplify the song’s emotional core. The result is a powerful anthem about connection, release, and the moments that make you feel fully alive.

Last month, ILLENIUM released “War,” a high-impact track featuring rising alternative singer-songwriter Lø Spirit (listen HERE), and announced the stacked special guest lineup for his ILLENIUM Presents ODYSSEY shows at Sphere in Las Vegas this March and April, including Alok, Dab The Sky, Wooli, Levity, Audien, Ray Volpe, SLANDER, DJ Diesel and Tape B.

The momentum sets the stage for what will be one of the biggest years in ILLENIUM’s career. Up next, ILLENIUM will release his highly anticipated album ODYSSEY on February 6, 2026, a body of work that ushers in a new era of emotional storytelling, maximalist production, and expansive sonic world-building. To celebrate the release, ILLENIUM will be performing an album release show in San Francisco at Pier 80 Warehouse on Thursday, February 5th, the day before the album is out. Tickets go on sale at 12pm PT today. Get them HERE. Following the album release party, ILLENIUM will have a nine-night run of ODYSSEY shows at Sphere March 5, 6, 7, 12, 13 & 14 and April 2, 3 & 4. These shows mark the only opportunity for fans to experience ODYSSEY live.

Serving as his artistic canvas, Sphere’s immersive technologies – including the world’s highest-resolution LED display that wraps up, over and around the audience and the world’s most advanced concert-grade audio system, Sphere Immersive Sound – form the jewelbox for the multi-sensory experience of ODYSSEY, ILLENIUM’s most ambitious project to date. The run will feature a different special guest each night including Alok, Dab The Sky (the collaboration between Dabin & Said The Sky), Wooli, Levity, Audien, Ray Volpe, SLANDER, DJ Diesel and Tape B. All ticketing information can be found at https://illenium.com.

ILLENIUM continues to be one of the most influential forces in modern electronic music, with over 10 billion global streams, a GRAMMY nomination for Fallen Embers, and a catalog that includes the platinum-certified “Takeaway” with The Chainsmokers & Lennon Stella, “Good Things Fall Apart” with Jon Bellion, “Crawl Outta Love,” “Hearts on Fire,” and “Nightlight.” Across his four studio albums, from Ashes to Awake to Ascend to ILLENIUM, he has shaped a generation of melodic bass and crossover electronic records while headlining iconic stages including Coachella, Lollapalooza, EDC, Ultra, and Madison Square Garden.

ODYSSEY Tracklist
1. Odyssey
2. Into the Dark – Mako
3. Forever – Tom Grennan & Alna
4. With Your Love – Ryan Tedder
5. Feels Like You – Elley Duhé
6. In My Arms – HAYLA
7. Don’t Want Your Love – Ellie Goulding
8. Slave to the Rithm – Bring Me The Horizon
9. War – LØ Spirit
10. I’ll Come Runnin’ – Zeds Dead & Mako
11. Take Me Back – Dean Lewis
12. Love Is a Chemical – Lauren Alaina
13. Feel Alive – Bastille & Dabin
14. Monster – Emmy
15. Refuge – Norma Jean Martine
16. Not Ordinary – Kid Cudi
17. Paris
18. To the Moon – Alok
19. Ur Alive – WYLDE

TOUR DATES
Saturday, 12/27/2025: Philadelphia, PA – HIJINX
Sunday, 12/28/2025: Miami, FL – E11even
Tuesday, 12/30/2025: Dallas, TX – Lights All Night
Wednesday, 12/31/2025: Denver, CO – Decadence

ILLENIUM Presents ODYSSEY:
Thursday, 3/5/2026: Las Vegas, NV – Sphere – with Alok
Friday, 3/6/2026: Las Vegas, NV – Sphere – with Dab The Sky
Saturday, 3/6/2026: Las Vegas, NV – Sphere – with Wooli
Thursday, 3/12/2026: Las Vegas, NV – Sphere – with Levity
Friday, 3/13/2026: Las Vegas, NV – Sphere – with Audien
Saturday, 3/14/26: Las Vegas, NV – Sphere – with Ray Volpe
Thursday, 4/2/26: Las Vegas, NV – Sphere – with SLANDER
Friday, 4/3/26: Las Vegas, NV – Sphere – with DJ Diesel
Friday, 4/4/26: Las Vegas, NV – Sphere – with Tape B

ILLENIUM isn’t just a GRAMMY Award-nominated multi-platinum artist, producer, and songwriter; he’s the architect of a living, breathing, and ever-expanding world. Based in Denver, ILLENIUM initially introduced himself back in 2013. Fueled by a boundary-breaking sound, he has notched three consecutive #1 debuts on the Billboard Top Dance/Electronic Albums Chart, beginning with the Gold-certified Ascend [2019], Fallen Embers [2021], and Il[2023]. Along the way, he delivered a string of smashes, including the 2x-Platinum “Good Things Fall Apart” [feat. Jon Bellion], Platinum “Feel Good” [feat. Daya] with Gryffin and “Takeaway” with The Chainsmokers, Gold-certified “In Your Arms” with X Ambassadors and “Crashing” [feat Bahari]. Fallen Embers received a GRAMMY nomination in the category of “Best Dance/Electronic Music Album” and took home “Top Dance/Electronic Music Album” at the Billboard Music Awards. He’s established himself as a chameleonic presence collaborating with musicians across genres including Teddy Swims, JVKE, iann dior, Spiritbox, Tom DeLonge, Travis Barker, and Avril Lavigne.  Beyond igniting the stage at festivals such as Coachella and Lollapalooza, he entered the history books with his “Trilogy” stadium concert series. In 2021, he became “the first electronic dance music artist to headline a football stadium” when he took over Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. Two years later, he led “the largest non-festival dance music concert in North America ever” at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver. Finally, 2024 saw him pack two nights at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. Joining forces with Republic Records, he welcomes all into the embrace of this world via a flurry of new music with more to come.

Over the course of more than a decade together, Bastille’s distinctive sound and cinematic songwriting have connected with audiences across the globe like few other British bands in recent memory. Their chart-topping, twice No.1 debut album Bad Blood—featuring the era-defining hit “Pompeii”—was the biggest-selling digital album of 2013 and made Bastille the year’s biggest global breakthrough act. With over a billion Spotify streams, the band won the British Breakthrough Act award at the 2014 BRITs and received two Grammy nominations. Bad Blood has since gone triple platinum and sold over one million copies in the UK alone. Further No.1 albums followed with Wild World (2016) and Give Me The Future (2022), alongside Doom Days (No.4, 2019) and the acclaimed documentary Bastille Re-Orchestrated. Their 2018 “Happier” collaboration with Marshmello has been streamed over 7 billion times. In 2023, the band celebrated the 10-year anniversary of Bad Blood with the release of Bad Blood X and a sold-out international run of shows and festivals. That same year, they collaborated with multiple Academy Award and Grammy-winning composer Hans Zimmer on Pompeii MMXXIII, a powerful rework of their breakthrough hit that closed BBC’s Planet Earth III. Following a two-year hiatus from performing live, Bastille returned to the stage in November 2025 for their “From All Sides” tour performing sold out arena shows in nine cities across the UK. Alongside celebrating the band’s career to date, the expansive set carried a forward-looking energy bringing together over a decade of the band’s music with a clear sense of evolution, seamlessly threading in the sounds and ideas shaping their next chapter. The tour culminated with the release of the band’s first original new music in 3 years, a new single entitled, “SAVE MY SOUL”. With over 13 million records sold, three UK No.1 albums, six UK Top 40 singles and more than two billion video views, Bastille remain one of the world’s most streamed acts, and one of the most influential British bands of a generation.
Dabin is a JUNO nominated music producer/instrumentalist from Toronto. Having spent his teens learning to play the piano, drums and guitar, Dabin started producing electronic music in 2011. He quickly attracted the attention of Kannibalen Records and released his first tracks on the ever growing independent label only a year later. Now Dabin has increased his exposure by supplementing releases with Mr. Suicide Sheep’s Vancouver label, Seeking Blue.

Dabin has gained hundreds of millions of plays while refining his musical style into what it is today. His “Wild Youth” LP has seen Dabin solidify his signature sound which blends acoustic elements with electronic ones through a dance-pop lense, while his “Between Broken” LP further evolved his creative output. His latest album Aura Park saw an even bigger expansion of his crossover style and included major collaborations with the likes of Skylar Grey, Stephanie Poetri and Lø Spirit.

His high level of musicality has caught the ears of collaborators including Seven Lions, SLANDER, Said the Sky and Black Tiger Sex Machine, as well as Illenium who Dabin has collaborated with for “Hearts On Fire” and numerous tours together as a live band.

Dabin has formed his own Sanctuary Live Band alongside members including Grabbitz that debuted in 2023. Dabin has also continued his unique live solo show at venues and festivals across the globe, including his very own festival, Stay In Bloom, which sold out its first two years at Stanford, and expanded to New York City in 2025.