Tiesto touring Oz in 2010

Australian trance lovers rejoice.

Tiësto is returning in 2010.

After wowing audiences in over 70 countries with his epic 2008 'Elements of Life' tour the Dutch native has announced he is visiting again early next year.

Orchestrated by Richie McNeill's, Hardware Corp, (the team behind such extravaganza's as Two Tribes and Transmission) they have only just released this tidbit and advise ticket pricing and further information will go public in the next few weeks.

If his 2008 tour is anything to go by then expect a brilliant mix of intimate and mammoth gigs predominantly in the eastern states.

Consistently in the top echelons of electronic music polls, whether it is for best DJ, best album, or best event, Tiësto leaves no stone unturned in ensuring an unforgettable musical experience.

And having just won four more awards at this year’s Miami Music Festival including: Best Solo Artist, Best Global DJ, Best Podcast and Best Full Length DJ Mix he is never one to rest on his laurels.

Acknowledging his fans on his website he said, “I think it's wonderful to have won these awards, especially since it's the fans who voted for me. I want to thank them all for their support!”

Since capitalising on being the only DJ to have played live in front of billions at the 2004 Olympic opening ceremony, Tiëstohas worked tirelessly to widen his audience and popularity.

His weekly radio show "Tiësto's Club Life" continues to bolster this success, boasting over 100 shows to date in addition to being one of itunes most popular downloads.

Otherwise known as, Tijs Verwest, Tiësto shows no sign of slowing down and word is he will be releasing another album following up on his much lauded, In Search Of Sunrise 7 – Asia, later this year.

Precise details on it are still sketchy but one thing is for certain: it’s these efforts which will continue to see this king of electronic dance atop the throne for a long time.

Check out some classic Tiësto cranking out 'Elements of Life' from the album of the same name, at Brisbane's Family nightclub last year:




Keep groovin’,

DC