Lost Paradise has sold out for the fifth consecutive year, with tickets to the beloved New Year's Eve camping festival snapping up at record pace following the announcement of its 2026 lineup. Presented by Finely Tuned, marking their 20th anniversary as one of Australia's most respected independent promoters, the festival returns to Glenworth Valley on Darkinjung Country, New South Wales, from 28th December 2026 to 1st January 2027.

Demand surpassed anything seen in the festival's history, with Lost Paradise forewarning fans via social media that a sellout was imminent shortly after the lineup dropped. Headlined by John Summit, Skepta, KI/KI, Overmono, Armand Van Helden, Nia Archives, Ewan McVicar, Sam Alfred, Rossi. and Partiboi69, the 2026 edition spans an extraordinary range of sounds, from tech house and grime to drum and bass and acid trance. The wider bill adds Chaos In The CBD, Jayda G, DJ Seinfeld performing live, Job Jobse, Flava D, The Jungle Giants, Soul Mass Transit System and dozens more across the full program.

Ticket reservations, the earliest and most affordable entry point, were the first to disappear, cementing their status as the smart play for Lost Paradise loyalists. GA camping is included with all tickets, and glamping upgrade options are expected to be announced in the coming weeks. The festival's core ethos, eco-conscious, music-centred, community-built and wellness-first, continues to resonate deeply with an ever-growing audience across Australia and beyond.

For anyone who missed out, a Tixel waitlist is now open and represents the best remaining chance to secure a spot at one of the Southern Hemisphere's most in-demand summer music festivals. Lost Paradise 2026 is supported by triple j, and the full lineup across all stages promises to make this New Year's Eve the most memorable yet at Glenworth Valley.