Dillon Francis, ILLENIUM, and EVAN GIIA Tease Massive Upcoming Collaboration “Don’t Let Me Let Go”

Dillon Francis & ILLENIUM Tease Upcoming Collaboration With EVAN GIIA “Don’t Let Me Let Go”

Within the last few months, a collaboration with producers Dillon Francis, ILLENIUM & singer EVAN GIIA has been in the works. It wasn’t until recently that this collaboration was finally played live and fans could get a glimpse of the upcoming record from this powerhouse collection of artists.

On May 22, Dillon Francis took on the Cosmic Meadow stage at EDC Las Vegas for a night of heavy tunes. As he ended his set he played “Don’t Let Me Let Go” which was the perfect track to end his performance. 

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Following his set, Dillon quickly rushed to the Kinetic Field stage where ILLENIUM was wrapping up his performance. To close his set, ILLENIUM brought out Dillon to debut “Don’t Let Me Let Go” on the main stage. With the help of the audience’s cell phone lights, the two producers gave the fans exactly what they wanted. 

For EVAN GIIA, this will be her second big collaboration of 2022 following Louis The Child’s “Blow The Roof Off” featuring Kasbo. EVAN GIIA has collaborated with producers such as MEMBA, TITIUS, Reo Cragun, and many more. In addition, the talented artist also performed at EDC herself, with her husband Ishaan Chaudhary who is a member of MEMBA.

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Although there is no release date, at least we know that it’s received the green light to be played live. Dillon Francis is currently on an international tour with frequent dates in Las Vegas for his residency at the Wynn. ILLENIUM is also on tour around Europe and in the states with his residency with the TAO group. 

Finally, EVAN GIIA has announced several festival appearances such as Electric Forest, City Gates, Lollapalooza, and many more. To wrap things up, don’t forget to pre-save “Don’t Let Me Let Go” so you’re the first to know when the record drops.