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In 2013, when he was just 16, the Dutch dance-music fan (born Martijn Garritsen in May 1996) paid for his ticket to Miami’s Ultra Music Festival, along with 330,000 other attendees the following year, he performed there-and also at Coachella, Electric Daisy Carnival, and Tomorrowland. Few DJs have risen faster than Martin Garrix.
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