Martin Garrix closed out his three-night run at Barclays Center in New York City on Saturday night with another sold-out show and a major surprise for fans. During the set, he premiered “Bizarre”, his upcoming collaboration with Madonna, set for release next month.
The New York stop has already become one of the standout moments of the Americas Tour. On Friday night, Ed Sheeran joined Garrix on stage for a special performance of “Repeat It” and several other songs, leaving fans wondering how the weekend could get any bigger.
They got their answer less than 24 hours later.
At one point during the show, Garrix teased the crowd with a simple question: “Are you ready for unreleased music?” as a brand-new track filled the arena. From the very first notes, many fans suspected they were hearing Madonna’s voice. The visual production and overall atmosphere only added to the speculation. Today, we can confirm that Madonna is indeed the vocalist featured on the track.
“Bizarre” is expected to be released next month.
The surprises didn’t stop there. During the show, news broke that the New York Knicks had secured another victory in the NBA Finals. Garrix immediately reacted, shouting “Knicks in five!” to the crowd. The arena erupted. The energy inside Barclays Center reached another level as Garrix followed the moment with “New York, New York” before launching into “Animals”.
A perfect New York moment.
The celebration continued long after the final track. Following the Barclays Center show, Garrix headed to Marquee New York, where he performed a set as part of the STMPD RCRDS 10 Years Tour.
The Americas Tour continues next weekend with stops in Boston and Chicago. You can find the full list of tour dates here.
