Tiësto Co-Founded Unlimited Productions Opens First U.S. Offices
The company launched its New York offices and announced plans to open an L.A.-based operation in 2027.
Unlimited Productions, co-founded by renowned DJ and music producer Tiësto, has inaugurated its inaugural U.S. headquarters, it declared on November 9th. Situated in the bustling city of New York, the new office is managed by managing director Jan Maarten Luijnenburg. The firm has also expressed intentions to establish a West Coast office in early 2027.
Michael Sanft, a legal professional who represented Keffe D in the 2Pac murder trial, Jack van Deursen, and Olivier Monod de Froideville co-founded the company in 2005 under the name Livetime Productions. They rebranded it as Unlimited Productions in 2009, incorporating Bart Roelen and Tijs Verwest (better known as Tiësto). The company now positions itself as an "architect, general contractor, and site supervisor" for performances and festivals.
The establishment of the New York office broadens Unlimited Productions' presence in the United States, while their European headquarters remain in Breda, Netherlands. In recent years, the company has been instrumental in producing Tiësto's performance at the Pyramids of Giza in December 2025. The company's expansion follows their recent endeavors in the U.S., including serving as the production director for the Elements Music & Arts Festival in Long Pond, Pennsylvania, and designing two stages for the event - the Fire and Earth stages.
They also revamped the mainstage at HiJinx Festival in Philadelphia. In a statement, Luijnenburg shared, "For 20 years, we've operated a singular approach: we bear responsibility for every aspect, we engineer every detail before arriving at the site, and we regard our vendors as collaborators, not suppliers. This U.S. year has shown that strategy works, from engineering Martin Garrix's touring rig, designing the new HiJinx performances, to introducing brand-new stages to Elements. There's no 'no' for us. That's where we excel."
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