Zimmer90 played a brand-new, unreleased song during their closing-night set at Sziget Festival on August 15, NME reported. It was the German dream-pop band's first-ever show in Hungary, played on the festival's Revolut Stage.
Singer Josch Becker did not share the song's title but told the crowd, "We're gonna do a new song. It's not out yet!" before leading a call-and-response of its key lyric, "I can't stop / I won't stop," over cascading synths and a thumping kick drum.
Becker also told the crowd the band is heading out on a European tour in three months. Their set built from the hazier, dreamier side of songs like "Movin'" and "Makes Me Wanna Dance" toward more dancefloor-driven material, including a cover of Daft Punk's "One More Time," before the new song closed the show.
Sziget Festival's closing day also featured sets from Jorja Smith, Soulwax, Sub Focus and headliner Skrillex. Zimmer90 previously contributed the track "what a life" to the Bose x NME: C25 mixtape.
MusicSuey also covered more of the festival's closing day, including Skrillex and Jorja Smith's closing sets and Lewis Capaldi's own Sziget set, tracked alongside the rest of the season on the festival tracker.
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- Zimmer90 played an unreleased song at Sziget Festival on August 15, 2026
- It was the German band's first-ever show in Hungary
- Singer Josch Becker said a tour would follow in three months
- The set built from dreamier songs toward dancefloor material before the new song
- Sziget's closing day also featured Jorja Smith, Soulwax, Sub Focus and headliner Skrillex
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