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Lost Paradise 2026

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Glenworth Valley

Sydney · SYD

Central Coast

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Festival · Tech House · House · Techno · Trance · UK Garage · Drum & Bass · Electro · Deep House · Bass · Dubstep · Disco · Multi-day · About House · About Deep House · About Tech House · About Techno · About Trance · About Drum & Bass · About Bass · About Dubstep · About Disco · About Electro

Meet the artists

John Summit →

First Sydney show in 4 years · Last: Dec 2022 at Sydney Showgrounds

John Summit is a Chicago-born DJ and producer whose approach pairs anthemic songs with sets designed to build and release energy. Experts Only connects his recording and event work beyond his own artist name.

Listen: Where You Are ↗

Skepta →

Skepta is the stage name of Joseph Adenuga Jr, a grime MC, rapper and producer from Tottenham in London. In 2005 he and his brother Jme founded the grime crew Boy Better Know. His fourth album, Konnichiwa (2016), won the Mercury Prize and includes Shutdown and That's Not Me. In 2018 he produced and appeared on Praise the Lord (Da Shine) with ASAP Rocky.

KI/KI →

Played Sydney 6 times since 2022 · Last: Sep 2025 at Hordern Pavilion

KI/KI is an Amsterdam electronic DJ whose selection connects acid, techno and trance influences. Her history includes a residency at the queer club night Spielraum and the extended-set 5 Hours series.

Listen: Losing Control ↗

Overmono →

Overmono is the Welsh electronic partnership of brothers Tom and Ed Russell. The shared name identifies their collaborative work as distinct from their individual recording histories.

Listen: stayinit ↗

Armand van Helden →

Boston producer Armand van Helden connects house production, remixing and pop crossover across a career stretching back to the 1990s. His solo catalogue includes You Don't Know Me, My My My and I Want Your Soul.

Listen: Bonkers - Radio Edit ↗

Nia Archives →

Played Sydney 5 times since 2022 · Last: Jan 2025 at Enmore Theatre

Nia Archives is a British producer, DJ and vocalist from Bradford whose work centres on jungle. Her early EPs include Headz Gone West and Forbidden Feelingz.

Listen: Forbidden Feelingz ↗

Ewan McVicar →

Played Sydney 5 times since 2022 · Last: May 2025 at UNSW Roundhouse

Ewan McVicar is a house and techno DJ and producer from Ayr, Scotland, whose sound is disco house. In 2017 he started the night TEN in Ayr, with residents drawn from the town. His single Tell Me Something Good won Track of the Year at DJ Mag's Best of British awards and Radio 1's Electronic Track of the Year in 2021. With Steven Simpson he also makes acid-leaning music as Granary 12.

Sam Alfred →

Played Sydney 16 times since 2022 · Last: Mar 2026 at UNSW Roundhouse

Sam Alfred is an Egypt-born, Sudanese DJ and producer who plays house, garage and techno with a 90s influence. His tracks are big, four-on-the-floor cuts made for large sound systems. His 2024 EP Roadblocks came out on Running Back, and he has played Pitch Music & Arts, Strawberry Fields and Beyond the Valley.

Partiboi69 →

Played Sydney 5 times since 2019 · Last: Apr 2025 at Hordern Pavilion

Partiboi69 is an Australian electronic artist whose project connects irreverent visual humour with electro and ghetto-influenced club music. Computer-generated imagery and live mix broadcasts are part of the presentation alongside the records.

Listen: K On My D + C ↗

Chaos In The CBD →

Chaos In The CBD are a house duo made up of two brothers, Louis and Ben Helliker-Hales. They grew up in Auckland, New Zealand, and are now based in London. Their studio work is mellow, deep house, while their DJ sets run heavier. Bradley Zero later released their breakthrough EP, Midnight In Peckham. With fellow New Zealander Jon Sable they run the label In Dust We Trust, founded in 2017.

Listen: 78 To Stanley Bay ↗

DJ Seinfeld →

Played Sydney 9 times since 2017 · Last: Jan 2026 at The Ivy

DJ Seinfeld is one alias of Armand Jakobsson, a Swedish producer and DJ from Malmö who is based in Barcelona. He makes house with rough, lo-fi edges, and also releases as Rimbaudian and Birds of Sweden. The Season 1 EP on Lobster Theremin, at the end of 2016, lifted the project, and his debut album Time Spent Away from U followed on Lobster Fury in 2017.

Listen: These Things Will Come To Be ↗

Flava D →

First Sydney show in 3 years · Last: Sep 2023 at Liberty Hall

Flava D is the name of Danielle Gooding, an English DJ and producer born in Bournemouth and based in London. She makes UK garage and grime, as well as bassline and drum and bass. Early in 2013 she joined Butterz, which released Hold On and On My Mind, the second a collaboration with Royal-T. Her current label is Hospital Records.

Hamdi →

Hamdi is a producer from Brighton in the UK who makes dubstep and wider UK bass music. The tracks below are his most streamed on Spotify and the quickest way to hear what he does.

Listen: Push ↗

Jayda G →

Played Sydney 9 times since 2017 · Last: Jan 2024 at The Ivy

Jayda G is the stage name of Jayda Guy, a Canadian DJ and producer from British Columbia who now lives in London. Her music sits between house and disco. Her debut album, Significant Changes, came out on Ninja Tune in March 2019, and with DJ Fett Burger she ran the label Freakout Cult from 2015 to 2018. Both Of Us was nominated at the 2021 Grammy Awards.

Listen: No Bad Vibes ↗

Job Jobse →

Played Sydney 7 times since 2017 · Last: Mar 2026 at The Ivy

Job Jobse is an Amsterdam DJ whose early club experience centred on Trouw. His selections can move from melodic house into electro and techno, with long mixes giving those changes room to develop. Alongside DJing, his Strangelove parties and De Vlieger label provide settings for music and artists he wants to share.

Luuk van Dijk →

Played Sydney 3 times since 2024 · Last: Nov 2025 at The Ivy

Luuk van Dijk, a producer and DJ based in Amsterdam, began making electronic music in 2011. He plays house and tech house, with a groovy, bass-led style. His records have come out on Hot Creations, Solid Grooves, VIVa Music and Circus Recordings.

Mella Dee →

Played Sydney 5 times since 2020 · Last: Oct 2025 at Watsons EQ

Mella Dee is the DJ and producer name of Ryan Aitchison, who was born in Doncaster. He plays house and techno, and has also released as No Face. His Nothing Stays The Same brand is a party series and a record label, launched at Glastonbury in 2024. His recent records include releases on fabric Records and on trUst, the label run by Saoirse.

Memphis LK →

Memphis LK connects electronic production with pop songwriting and her own vocals. Her club selections span early-2000s trance, jungle, breaks, electro and techno, drawing on the nightlife she explored after moving from Melbourne to London.

Pretty Girl →

Played Sydney 11 times since 2022 · Last: Jan 2026 at Carriageworks

Pretty Girl, also written PG, is the stage name of Emilia Predebon, a producer, vocalist and DJ from Melbourne. Her warm, emotional dance music mixes house, UK garage and techno with her own vocals. She has played main support for Bonobo and performed her live set at Boiler Room Melbourne.

Riordan →

First Sydney show on RA's listings

Riordan is the DJ and producer name of Riordan Kelly, born on the UK's south coast. He plays house and tech house, and first drew attention with remixes, mashups and original tracks posted on TikTok. He started as a DJ during lockdown.

salute →

Played Sydney 5 times since 2022 · Last: Feb 2026 at Liberty Hall

salute brings UK club influences into a collaborative, song-led electronic project. Growing up in Vienna and later moving to Brighton and Manchester opened a route from watching club culture online to experiencing grime, garage and dubstep in person. That background helps explain the meeting of dancefloor momentum and pop songwriting.

Mimi J →

Mimi J is a Sydney DJ with a focus on house, Chicago records and deep grooves. Record digging and a close connection between the booth and dancefloor sit at the centre of her approach.

Show history from Resident Advisor.

The venue

Crowd facing a lit stage at Lost Paradise in Glenworth Valley
Photo: Sarah Findlay / Lost Paradise · festival photo

A camping festival site on Darkinjung Country on the NSW Central Coast, outside metropolitan Sydney. Lost Paradise describes the trip as about an hour north of Sydney.

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