If you’re looking to get out of the state for the holiday period, Lost Paradise will be the one to get to.
The mind-blowing New Year’s festival experience, Lost Paradise, held just an hour’s drive from Sydney, has announced its anticipated return, taking over Glenworth Valley from Wednesday, December 28 2022 to Sunday, January 1 2023 with an all-star lineup.
Having cemented itself as a world-class cultural event, bringing together some of the world’s hottest acts, emerging musical talent, yoga teachers and practitioners to feed the soul through revelry, connection and discovery year after year, the festival has truly levelled up for 2022 with a mammoth lineup of international superstars and fierce local talent, including Arctic Monkeys, Lil Nas X, Jamie xx, Ocean Alley, Spacey Jane, G Flip, PinkPantheress, Ebony Boadu, and loads more.
The key takeaways
- Lost Paradise announce mammoth lineup of international superstars and fierce local talent including Arctic Monkeys, Lil Nas X, Peggy Gou, Jamie xx and more
- Lost Paradise is taking over Glenworth Valley from Wednesday, December 28 2022 to Sunday, January 1 2023
- Pre-sale access is available Tuesday, May 10 before general admission tickets fly out on Wednesday, May 11.
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Alongside these big names, the bill also notes Cub Sport, Genesis Owusu, Young Franco, The Vanns, MAY-A, Furnace & the Fundamentals, King Stingray, Pacific Avenue, Telenova and more, plus a slew of DJ sets across the festival’s four days, including Peggy Gou, Mall Grab, DJ Boring, HAAi, CC:DISCO!, Wax’o Paradiso, Dameeeela and Ben Böhmer. Check out the full lineup below.
The festival last ran over New Year’s Eve 2019/2020, with a line-up that included RÜFÜS DU SOL, Hilltop Hoods, Golden Features, Dom Dolla, The Jungle Giants, among others, before taking a forced two-year absence due to the pandemic.
With many acts featuring on the just-announced Falls Festival lineup, the cool thing about Lost Paradise is that it’s a camping-only festival, respectfully set on ancient land known to local Indigenous elders as ‘Paradise Lost’. It offers a completely immersive escape from city life. The guiding vision is to provide a creative, inspiring and respectful environment of extraordinary experiences and encourage people to forge deeper connections with nature, others and themselves.
This year, Lost Paradise are introducing a ban on single-use plastics, requiring all guests to acknowledge the “Paradisian Pledge” in order to purchase tickets. Encouraging its festival attendees to be aware of the environment, the goal is to minimise pollution and leave the campsite with no waste. As well as empowering guests to play a proactive role in their efforts, Lost Paradise use building materials built from 100% recyclable materials, and are proud to say the festival site produces zero landfill.
Lost Paradise Festival Lineup
Arctic Monkeys
Lil Nas X
Jamie xx
Ocean Alley
Spacey Jane
G Flip
PinkPantheress
Cub Sport
Genesis Owusu
Young Franco
The Vanns
MAY-A
Furnace & the Fundamentals
King Stingray
Pacific Avenue
Telenova
1300
Stumps
Big Twisty & the Funknasty
Egoism
YNG Martyr
Lazywax
Elsy Wameyo
Eagle Eye Jonse
Abby Bella May
Greatest Hits
Sweetie
Liyah Knight
Coconut Cream
Liquid Time
Casual Fan
DJ line-up
Peggy Gou
Mall Grab
Ben Böhmer (live)
Folamour
DJ Boring
Kink (live)
HAAi
TSHA
CC:DISCO!
Heidi
X Club
Flava D
Shanti Celeste
Moxie
Loods
Wax’o Paradiso
Wongo
Little Fritter
Merve Luen
Ebony Boadu
Ayebatonye
CRUSH3d
James Pepper
Elijah Something
Latifa Tee
Willo
Dameeeela
Mincy
Conspiracy Crew
Luke Alessi
Troy Beman
Mintox
Waxlily
Uncle Ru
Girlthing DJs
Cleo
Clutch 4 Love
Roxy Lotz
Madami
Go on, get lost. Head to lostparadise.com.au to sign up for pre-sale access, available Tuesday, May 10 before general admission tickets fly out on Wednesday, May 11.
