Martin Garrix

Pizza

On July 30, 2017, Martin Garrix closes Tomorrowland with a brand new track. As the final moment of his set, he introduces Pizza, a song written specifically for that kind of ending.

The track opens with emotional violin chords before slowly building into a progressive drop. No vocals, no gimmicks, just a melody that keeps growing until it fully explodes live. With fireworks, lasers, and the full crowd locked in, the moment instantly stands out.

After returning to Amsterdam, Garrix refines the track in the studio. Pizza is officially released on August 25, 2017, keeping that same structure and energy that made it special during its premiere.

The track is often described as a pure progressive house anthem, built around melody and feeling. It quickly becomes a fan favorite and a regular closing track in his shows, capturing that unique end-of-set emotion.

When asked about the name, Garrix explained it in the simplest way. Eating a pizza gives him the same kind of happiness as playing this track live. No deeper meaning, just a feeling.

The official video reflects that spirit. It brings together moments from life on tour, mixing backstage scenes, crowd shots, and personal memories. The artwork follows the same idea, featuring a pizza box, turning a simple concept into one of the most iconic visuals of that era.