Barcode Brothers is a Trance act from Denmark, ranked #844 in the world on the DJ INDEX with 494,400 monthly Spotify listeners. That also puts them #10 in Denmark and #43 in Trance among the acts we track. Their monthly audience has slipped 12% over the 6 weeks we have tracked them, from 563K to 494K. Their tracked peak was 562,500 in Aug 17, 2026. They have 25,999 Spotify followers and a Spotify popularity score of 47/100. Their most-streamed track on Spotify is “Flute”.
Who Barcode Brothers is
Barcode Brothers is a Danish trance duo consisting of Christian Møller Nielsen and Anders Øland. Best known for the moderate European hit "Dooh Dooh" in 1999, they released two studio albums before disbanding in 2004. They reformed in 2023.
Biography from the Barcode Brothers article on Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Most played tracks
The tracks Spotify surfaces first for Barcode Brothers, with its own 0–100 popularity score alongside.
Latest releases
16 recent albums and singles. Cover art links through to Spotify.
Listener trend
7 weekly snapshots. Peak so far: 563K in the week of Aug 17, 2026.
Scene ranks
Around them in the chart
Artists to compare
Acts at a similar level in trance, and the biggest names from Denmark.
Barcode Brothers vs the field
Settle it on the numbers — monthly listeners, rank and trend, side by side.
Barcode Brothers in numbers
How many monthly Spotify listeners does Barcode Brothers have?
Barcode Brothers has 494,400 monthly Spotify listeners in the week of Sep 28, 2026, as published on their public Spotify artist page.
What is Barcode Brothers's world ranking?
Barcode Brothers is ranked #844 of 4408 electronic music artists in the DJ INDEX, which ranks purely by monthly Spotify listeners.
Where is Barcode Brothers from?
Barcode Brothers is from Denmark, where they rank #10 among the acts we track.
What kind of music does Barcode Brothers make?
Barcode Brothers is categorised as Trance in the DJ INDEX. Spotify tags them as eurodance.
Snapshot from the week of Sep 28, 2026. Listener figures come from Spotify's own public artist page and are rounded.