After four years together, Swedish House Mafia have announced they are splitting up.
The news came as the trio headlined the Dance Arena at Radio 1's Hackney Weekend, part of the London 2012 festival.
The group is made up of DJs and producers Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso.
Swedish House Mafia broke the news on their website confirming the tour they are about to go on will be their last.
Their final UK date will be at Milton Keynes Bowl on 14 July but dates in Ibiza will follow in August before the last date on home turf in Sweden on 24 November.
All three co-signed their online statement, saying, "We want to thank every single one of you that came with us on this journey," before signing off "we came, we raved, we loved".
Tinie Tempah, who recorded the hit single Miami 2 Ibiza with the trio, said the news was "such a shame".
"Dance music has been going on for a very long time but, in this sort of new wave, they came together to create something that was really incredible."
"All the guys are talented geniuses. Within their own rights, they're great artists and producers. I wish them all the best of luck."
Swedish-based  group  have announced their intention to disband after their next tour. A statement from the group said "the tour we are about to go on will be our last".

The group, which consists of DJs ,  and , formed in 2008, with its members initially DJing in a pizza shop in  in the early 2000s. In a statement on their website, the group expressed their appreciation to their supporters. "We want to thank every single one of you that came with us on this journey," the group statement reads. "We came, we raved, we loved."

Swedish House Mafia appeared at  at the weekend. The group also announced future tour dates, including Ushuaia on the Spanish island of  from July 4 to August 29, the  in Sweden on November 24 and the  in the British town of  on July 14, the latter of which the page says will be the group's final night in the United Kingdom. "The final leg of this journey will be announced in August," the statement reads.

Last week, Ingrosso told '''' magazine of his interest in having Beatles member  collaborate with Swedish House Mafia, describing The Beatles' music as "kind of melancholic to sad and happy combined", calling it "just amazing". Ingrosso believed "what the Beatles have done is what we do today. It doesn't matter that we do dance music". Below is an image gallery of the members of Swedish House Mafia: