Lost Paradise is preparing to take over Glenworth Valley once again for New Year, with a lineup led by John Summit, Skepta, KI/KI and Overmono.

The Australian camping festival runs from 28 December 2026 through 1 January 2027, around an hour outside Sydney.

Who is playing Lost Paradise 2026?

The lineup features John Summit, Skepta, KI/KI, Overmono, Armand Van Helden, Nia Archives, Ewan McVicar, Sam Alfred, Rossi. and Partiboi69.

Other artists include Chaos in the CBD, DJ Seinfeld, Flava D, Hamdi, Hot Dub Time Machine, Jayda G, Job Jobse, The Jungle Giants, Mella Dee, Luuk van Dijk, Memphis LK and DART.

It’s an extremely strong electronic lineup, but Skepta and The Jungle Giants stop it becoming purely a dance festival.

John Summit leads the New Year lineup

John Summit is arguably the biggest search driver on the poster.

His rapid rise from club DJ to large-scale festival headliner gives Lost Paradise an obvious global electronic-music hook.

Skepta is equally interesting because his recent work moves between the grime catalogue that made him famous and his increasingly substantial role within house music through the Más Tiempo project.

Overmono and Nia Archives add contemporary UK electronic music, while Armand Van Helden provides three decades of house history.

When is Lost Paradise 2026?

Lost Paradise takes place from 28 December 2026 until 1 January 2027 at Glenworth Valley in New South Wales, Australia.