Lost Paradise (Glenworth Valley, Australia) 2026
Lost Paradise is a four day New Year's Eve camping festival held at Glenworth Valley on the New South Wales Central Coast, about an hour from Sydney according to the official site.
Lost Paradise: quick facts
Updated Sep 2026- Dates
- 28 December 2026 - 1 January 2027 5 days
- Status
- Upcoming in 60 days
- Venue
- Glenworth Valley Directions
- City
- Glenworth Valley
- Country
- Australia
- Region
- Oceania
- Lineup
- 21 artists announced
- Tickets
- tixel.com
- Official site
- lostparadise.com.au
About Lost Paradise
Lost Paradise is a four day New Year’s Eve camping festival held at Glenworth Valley on the New South Wales Central Coast, about an hour from Sydney according to the official site. Presented by Finely Tuned, PayPal and triple j, the 2026 edition is the twelfth and runs from 28 December 2026 to 1 January 2027, so the countdown into the new year happens on site by the river.
The lineup is heavy on club music. John Summit, Skepta, KI/KI, Overmono, Armand Van Helden, Nia Archives and Ewan McVicar head the announcement, with Sam Alfred, Rossi, Partiboi69, Chaos In The CBD, Memphis LK, The Jungle Giants, Hamdi, Drifting Clouds, DJ Seinfeld, Pretty Girl, Mella Dee, Jayda G, James Pepper and Baron Von Trax also confirmed. Tickets were sold as four day passes for arrival on 28 December or three day passes for arrival on 29 December, and the event is strictly 18 and over. The organisers state that Lost Paradise 2026 is sold out, with a waitlist open through Tixel, the official and only resale partner.
Every ticket includes general camping, with upgrades to Tent Village, glamping and VIP sold separately. Beyond the stages, the site has the Shambhala Fields wellness area, market stalls and a food programme. Read alongside Beyond the Valley and Wildlands, this techno festival is one of three Australian New Year events sharing a similar roster in the same week.
Full lineup
21 artists- John Summit
- Skepta
- KI/KI
- Overmono
- Armand Van Helden
- Nia Archives
- Ewan McVicar
- Sam Alfred
- Rossi
- Partiboi69
- Chaos In The CBD
- Memphis LK
- The Jungle Giants
- Hamdi
- Drifting Clouds
- DJ Seinfeld
- Pretty Girl
- Mella Dee
- Jayda G
- James Pepper
- Baron Von Trax
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Where to stay near Lost Paradise
Hotels on the mapGlenworth Valley, Australia · 28 December 2026 - 1 January 2027
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Flights to Sydney
Find flightsNearest airport to Lost Paradise: Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD) · 61 km from the venue
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Frequently asked questions
Lost ParadiseWhen and where does Lost Paradise take place?
Lost Paradise 2026 runs from 28 December 2026 to 1 January 2027 at Glenworth Valley on the New South Wales Central Coast, Australia. Four day tickets allow arrival from 28 December, while three day tickets allow arrival from 29 December.
Who is playing Lost Paradise 2026?
Confirmed artists include John Summit, Skepta, KI/KI, Overmono, Armand Van Helden, Nia Archives, Ewan McVicar, Sam Alfred, Rossi, Partiboi69, Chaos In The CBD, Memphis LK, The Jungle Giants, Hamdi, DJ Seinfeld, Mella Dee, Jayda G, James Pepper and Baron Von Trax.
How do I get tickets for Lost Paradise?
The organisers state that Lost Paradise 2026 is sold out. The only official route is the waitlist on Tixel, the festival's sole resale partner, linked from lostparadise.com.au. Three day passes were listed at 569.99 AUD and four day passes at 639.99 AUD.
Where is Glenworth Valley and how do I get there?
Glenworth Valley is a large rural property on the New South Wales Central Coast, which the official site describes as about an hour from Sydney. General camping is included with every ticket, and glamping, Tent Village and VIP upgrades are sold as extras.
What makes Lost Paradise 2026 notable?
This is the twelfth edition of the festival, and it sold out ahead of the event. The lineup pairs international club names such as Overmono, KI/KI and Skepta with Australian acts, and the site's Shambhala Fields area adds yoga and wellness programming to the music.
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