Euro Club 25

Euroclub 25 with Éric Pyren – Every Sunday from 8pm to 10pm on Generation Dance, listen to the ranking of the most played Dance tracks in European clubs.

Find the must-hear ranking of the European dance, clubbing and electro scene on Generation Dance.
For two hours, dive into the heart of club news, with a Top 25 of the best dance tracks of the moment.
Euroclub 25 highlights the tracks that make dancefloors vibrate across Europe: EDM, progressive house, vocal trance, melodic techno, big room, tech house, future rave, dance pop and exclusive remixes.
A 100% club and electro chart

Euroclub 25 is:
– A weekly ranking of the 25 best club tracks
– The latest dance and electro releases
– Exclusive club remixes
– European hits on the rise
– The most played tracks in nightclubs
– Must-know DJ and producer productions
– Rising underground gems
Each show is driven by an energetic selection, perfectly calibrated for fans of electronic music, modern dance music, and international club sounds.

On Euroclub 25, find the biggest names on the international dance and electro scene such as Robin Schulz, Kato, Tiësto, Afrojack, David Guetta, Kungs, Gabry Ponte, Sam Feldt, Vize, Calvin Harris, and also Jonas Blue.

The chart also highlights productions and remixes by Armin Van Buuren, Martin Garrix, Alok, Topic, Felix Jaehn, Purple Disco Machine, Meduza, Steve Aoki, Lost Frequencies, Hardwell and Swedish House Mafia.

Broadcast on Generation Dance every Sunday evening, Euroclub 25 is for fans of:
Dance music, electronic music, club charts, new releases from European dance charts, electro hits, progressive house, trance, techno, big room, club music, festival anthems, dance classics with the nostalgia segment

If you like discovering current electro trends, following the best dance tracks of the moment, or simply feeling the vibe to the most effective productions from the European club circuit, Euroclub 25 is your weekly rendezvous.

The hit list is established each week using the main charts of the most played tracks in clubs. Currently, 21 European countries make up the panel used to establish the ranking.
In order to establish a more realistic ranking, coefficients weight the different European hits. These are calculated, among other things, based on the country’s population, its importance on the electronic scene…