Tiësto has cleared his entire Instagram feed, leaving the page empty except for a new black-and-white logo that now appears across all of his platforms. The sudden wipe immediately shifted attention to the symbol, which many noticed resembles the logo used on his Innercity 1999 artwork. That visual reference places the spotlight back on a period associated with his early trance output, although nothing has been confirmed about a stylistic shift.

His official website has been updated in the same style. The homepage now opens with a full-screen countdown marked by the new logo, with only an email sign-up box beneath it. There is no title, no description and no supporting information, which gives the countdown the full focus. The minimal setup suggests that this move is intentional and part of a larger plan.

Shortly after the reset, Tiësto posted a short teaser clip that uses the new logo against a dark visual backdrop. The audio appears to be from an unreleased track, but the clip offers no title or additional clues. The caption simply says “Friday,” pointing toward an upcoming update without confirming whether it will be a single, project announcement or something else entirely. The tone and timing match the approach seen on the website.

Across his channels, every update has followed the same look and pacing. The feed wipe, the logo change, the teaser and the website countdown work together as a coordinated series rather than isolated changes. Clearing an entire feed after such a long career is rare, and it signals that Tiësto wants this next step to stand on its own without distraction from previous eras.

The return to a logo linked with his late-90s history has raised the question of whether he might revisit trance in some form. The visual callback is deliberate enough to attract attention, even if the musical direction remains unknown. The countdown is now the clearest indicator of when the next step will be revealed, and whatever arrives at the end of it will confirm how far this reset goes.

Follow updates at https://www.tiesto.com/. Do you think this points toward a return to trance or the start of something entirely new?