Electronic dance music (EDM) has gained popularity across the globe in recent years, with fans of the genre traveling far and wide to attend festivals and see their favorite DJs. While EDM has a global fan base, some countries have a particular affinity for the genre.

According to a study by Statista, the Netherlands is the country that loves electronic music the most, with over 40% of the population stating that they listen to electronic music regularly. This is hardly surprising, given the Netherlands is the birthplace of genres such as trance and hardstyle, and hosts some of the world's biggest electronic music festivals, including Tomorrowland and Mysteryland.

Germany is another country with a large following for electronic music, with over 36% of the population listening to the genre regularly. Germany is home to the famous Love Parade festival, which drew hundreds of thousands of fans to Berlin during its peak years.

In the United States, electronic music has also gained a significant following, with over 22% of the population regularly listening to the genre. The US hosts some of the world's biggest electronic music festivals, including Electric Daisy Carnival and Ultra Music Festival, which attract hundreds of thousands of fans each year.

Overall, electronic music has a global fan base, with countries like the Netherlands, Germany, and the United States having particularly large followings. As the genre continues to evolve and gain popularity, it's likely that we'll see more countries embracing the sound and culture of electronic music.