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Hardwell mashed up "Spaceman" with Michael Jackson's "Beat It" during his closing set at Tomorrowland 🚀 Two of the most recognizable hooks from completely different worlds collided as Hardwell folded the King of Pop into one of his own signature anthems. "Spaceman" has been a staple of his sets...

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