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net worth:	23 million USD
year old:	Thirty-six
Date of birth:	January 7, 1988
sex:	men
High:	1.73 m (5 ft 8 in)
Country of origin:	Netherlands
Source of wealth:	Professional DJ
Last updated:	September 12, 2024

introduce

Hardwell is a Dutch DJ, record producer and professional remixer with an estimated net worth of $23 million.

He is best known for his festivals including Ultra Music Festival, Sunburn and Tomorrowland. Hardwell was voted the number one DJ in the world by DJ Mag in 2013 and 2014. Today, he is considered one of the best DJs in the world.

early life

Robbert van de Corput was born on January 7, 1988 in Breda, Netherlands.

The son of Anneke and Cor van de Corput, he began studying piano and attended music school at the age of four.

Corput began working as a hip-hop DJ at the age of 12 and recorded his first electronic song at the same time. DJ and producer Tiësto was a major influence on him.

Job

Robbert van de Corput began studying piano at age 4 and composing electronic songs at age 12.

He was inspired by Tiësto, who helped him explore more of the commercial EDM scene, paving the way for his success.

Soon after, he was approached by Dutch producer duo Klubbheads and offered a recording contract with Digidance Records.

Cooperation with Tiësto

After signing a recording contract with Digidance, he released his first official single “Play It Round”, which was very popular in Germany.

A year later, Hardwell and Greatski released the single “Never Knew Love”, which quickly topped the Official German Singles Chart.

At the same time, he also founded his own record label “Revealed Records” with the sole purpose of creating conditions for young talents to release EDM.

Every year, he releases a compilation album titled “Hardwell Presents Revealed,” which includes new songs from the label and Hardwell himself.

In 2011, he signed with German record label Kontor Records, which expanded his audience reach.

That same year, he collaborated with Tiësto on “Zero 76”, the theme song of the “Energy” festival, which reached number one on the Beatport chart.

Hardwell later launched his own podcast, “Hardwell On Air,” to interact with fans, guest on shows and share new material.

He debuted at number 24 on DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs, just behind Skrillex, his second highest position of all time.

A year later, Hardwell released The Spaceman, which sold more than 500,000 copies in the United States and helped popularize the “big room house” genre.

Release of documentary films

As if that weren't enough, he also played festivals including Tomorrowland and Ultra, earning sixth place in the DJ Mag Top 100.

In 2013, Hardwell embarked on the “I Am Hardwell” Canadian bus tour with bandmates Dannic and Dyro.

This was done in collaboration with Revealed Records and the trio, dubbed the “Dutch House Mafia”, accompanied him for the remainder of the tour.

He released “Apollo” and “Never Say Goodbye”, which were performed at the Tomorrowland and Ultra Fest festivals, attracting over 80,000 audiences.

Following the success of his single “Apollo”, Hardwell released the single “Dare You” featuring Matthew Koma.

As his music career continued to grow, his documentary I Am Hardwell was released in January 2014. The film chronicled his career and greatest moments.

The message he conveyed in the documentary has always been his life motto: “If you can dream, you can do it.”

Collaboration with Chris Jones

Meanwhile, Hardwell and Tiësto performed together at the Tomorrowland festival for a series of back-to-back performances, which have been viewed more than 6 million times on YouTube.

At the same time, he also released a new song on his studio album “Young Again” sung by Chris Jones.

After finishing the “I Am Hardwell – United We Are” world tour, he performed with Armin Van Buuren at the “Ultra Music Festival” in 2015.

During this time, he collaborated with Harrison Shaw on the hit “Sally”, his first song to enter the German singles chart.

Soon after, he performed again at many festivals including Tomorrowland in Brazil and held the “Biggest Guest List” concert in Mumbai.

A year later, he teamed up with Maan de Steenwinkel for Perfect World, released as part of the casting show The Voice of Holland.

He teamed up with Afrojack for “Hollywood,” which went straight to number one on the Beatport chart, and he also teamed up with Kura for the song, which again topped the chart .

Switch

Hardwell later changed his musical focus, incorporating the Hardcore style into it and creating “Don't Let Me Down” by “The Chain Smokers”.

He played his final show on the “I Am Hardwell – United We Are” tour in August after releasing “Thinking About You,” a collaboration with Jay Sean.

In DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs poll, Hardwell dropped to third place, overtaken by Martin Garrix, who became the youngest person ever to top the list.

Later that year, he teamed up with Kill the Buzz to release “Break the House Down” and “Party Till the Daylight” as free birthday gifts.

He then released the 300th episode of Hardwell-on-Air, a great episode that featured special guests Don Diablo, Jay Hardway and Suyano.

Most recently, he released the songs “Oldskool Sound” and “Energy,” his first collaboration with the duo “Bassjackers.”

He debuted new collaborations like Blasterjaxx and highlighted young artists signed to Revealed Recordings, like Meirlin, who made his Ultra debut.

Estimated net worth

Hardwell's net worth is approximately $23 million.

Highlights

Here are some highlights of Hardwell's career:

We Stand United (album, 2015)
Strength (Song, 2017)
Bella Ciao (Song, 2018)
The Hardwell Story (album, 2020)

Summary

At age 16, Hardwell dreamed of becoming the best DJ in the world and achieved that dream at age 25, thus living by his life motto: “If you can dream it, you can do it.”

He has collaborated with many artists around the world, including his idol and mentor Tiësto.