Dust off your doof stick and strap on your fanny pack because Lost Paradise has just announced the return of its hotly anticipated 2025 festival. As always, this whopping New Year’s camping fiasco is set to shake up Glenworth Valley (just an hour north of Sydney) from December 28 to January 1. With a track record for selling out early year on year, you won’t want to miss snapping up tickets in 2025.
The line-up for the four-day, adults-only fest is still top secret, but with past legends like the Arctic Monkeys, Jamie XX, Rufus du Sol, Peggy Gou, Carl Cox and PinkPantheress taking to the stage, we have no doubt that 2025 will absolutely slap. And Lost Paradise goes to great lengths to provide more than just a (killer) line-up of music – it also serves up a packed program of talks, workshops and wellness experiences. Here’s everything you need to know about securing tickets in 2025.
When is Lost Paradise 2025?
Ring in the New Year at Lost Paradise, which is going down from Sunday, December 28, 2025 to Thursday, January 1, 2026.
Where is Lost Paradise?
Every year, Lost Paradise lights up the Glenworth Valley Campground on Darkinjung Country, just one hour north of Sydney. Set against lush natural landscapes, the festival transforms the valley into a vibrant playground bursting with music, art and spiritual activations. In 2025, you can experience the music line-up across three stages: Arcadia, Lost Disco and Paradise Club, with Shambala Fields facilitating talks, workshops, wellness programs and a food village.
How to get tickets to Lost Paradise in 2025?
Tickets for Lost Paradise 2025 go on sale in August – while the exact date hasn’t been announced, tickets will likely drop in first/second/third release waves. You’ll want to get in fast, as prices will gently rise as demand increases.
Is there a Lost Paradise pre-sale?
From today (July 30), you can sign up for early access to the Lost Paradise 2025 pre-sale. After registering on the website, you’ll need to add your payment details, which will automate your ticket purchase once the pre-sale opens (date TBC). GA camping access is automatically included with all tickets purchased, while glamping upgrades will be announced soon for those who want to add a splash of luxury to their New Year’s Eve experience.
How much are Lost Paradise tickets?
Three-day general admission tickets (entry from December 29) are $419 (plus $22.53 booking fee) and include GA camping access. Meanwhile, four-day tickets are $479 (plus $23.60 booking fee), including first dibs on the best campsites.
Who’s on the line-up for Lost Paradise 2025?
The line-up hasn’t been announced yet, but we’ll update you as soon as it drops!
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