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Lost Paradise finds John Summit, Nia Archives, DJ Seinfeld and more – triple j
Summer's looking incredibly hot with Lost Paradise unleashing the line-up for its 2026 edition. You'll be glad you've found yourself here, because this edition of the festival has some serious heft.
Emerging once again on Darkinjung Country/Glenworth Valley over the new years stretch, Lost Paradise will play host to a smorgasbord of unreal artists, producers and groove makers to help you shake off 2026 and step into 2027.
Under the shades, within the disco pyramid, and throughout the festival you'll be able to catch huge sets from the likes of John Summit, KI/KI, Overmono, Nia Archives, Armand Van Helden and Skepta.
The Lost Paradise 2026 Lineup Is Here
John Summit, Skepta, KI/KI, Overmono, Armand Van Helden, Ewan McVicar, Sam Alfred, and Nia Archives lead the way.
This year’s edition of the beloved festival features five days of live music, art, and culture, with a diverse lineup that champions the festival’s electronic DNA while retaining an underground edge.
John Summit, Skepta, KI/KI, Overmono, Armand Van Helden, Ewan McVicar, Sam Alfred, and Nia Archives lead the way, all heading to Glenworth Valley at the end of the year.
Chaos in the CBD, DJ Seinfeld, Hot Dub Time Machine, The Jungle Giants, Memphis LK, and many more also feature on the bill.
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News: Lost Paradise Unveils 2026 Lineup Led By John Summit And Skepta
Lost Paradise has revealed its 2026 lineup, with the New Year’s institution returning to Glenworth Valley on Darkinjung Country from 28 December to 1 January. Now entering its twelfth year, the festival continues to lean into its electronic foundations while assembling a bill that balances global club heavyweights with some of Australia’s most respected DJs, producers and live acts.
Leading this year’s lineup is John Summit, whose rise from underground favourite to one of dance music’s biggest names continues with the release of his sophomore album CTRL ESCAPE. He’ll be joined by UK grime pioneer Skepta, who continues to blur the lines between rap, grime and house, alongside Dutch techno powerhouse KI/KI, Welsh electronic duo Overmono, house music veteran Armand Van Helden, modern jungle innovator Nia Archives, Scottish selector Ewan McVicar, Australia’s Sam Alfred, Rossi. and the ever-unpredictable Partiboi69.
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