Lost Paradise confirms its return to Glenworth Valley for New Year’s Eve 2026
Lost Paradise is calling once again. After a record-breaking sellout in under 24 hours last year, the boutique NYE festival returns to Glenworth Valley (Darkinjung Country) from Monday 28 December to Friday 1 January, marking its twelfth year connecting music with art, culture and wellness in a sustainable format. Flagship stages Arcadia, Lost Disco and Paradise Club all return, welcoming dancers, diggers, dreamers and creators to see out 2026 and welcome in 2027, while Shambala Fields offers an ultimate side quest of workshops, talks, yoga and sound healing for those wanting to slow things down between sets.
The 2026 lineup will be revealed in the coming weeks, but past years give a sense of the calibre on offer, from previous headliners like Underworld, Chris Stussy and Confidence Man to alumni including Arctic Monkeys, RÜFÜS DU SOL, PinkPantheress, Peggy Gou, Flume and Dom Dolla. Presented by Finely Tuned, the team behind THE WORKS, Lost Sundays and Paradise Club, Lost Paradise has built its reputation over two decades of pairing household names with emerging heroes. Every ticket includes GA camping access, and this year’s QUIPS competition rewards the best campsite (biggest group of mates) with a swag of prizes, alongside a chance to win the festival’s Golden Ticket through presale registration.
What You Need To Know:
Date: Monday 28 December 2026 – Friday 1 January 2027
Cost: Tickets on sale in August, presale registration open now