The Lost Lands 2025 Lineup Has Officially Landed

Rezz, Illenium, Crankdat, PEEKABOO, SVDDEN DEATH, Andy C, Kill Safari, LSZEE, Space Laces, ATLiens, and more are set to play Lost Lands this year.

Each year, thousands of bass lovers from all over the country trek to Legend Valley, Ohio, to turn back time to the prehistoric era and headbang with the dinosaurs at Lost Lands. This festival, brought to life by Excision, has become known as the “Super Bowl of Dubstep” based on its lineup alone, but every edition has seen the experience leveled up to add even more immersion and unique activations for attendees. The upcoming edition of Lost Lands is set to take place on September 19-21, and it’s shaping up to be one of the best yet.

The hype for this year’s edition of Lost Lands has grown with each passing month since tickets and camping passes went on sale. Today, Excision has put even more gas in the tank by dropping off the full lineup for the festival and the early arrival parties for campers. Immediate standouts on the lineup include major players in the bass scene like SLANDER, Crankdat, Illenium, Rezz, Sullivan King, ATLiens, Wooli, Space Laces, and Crankdat, and it doesn’t stop there.

Notable artists making their debut at Lost Lands include Andy C and Hedex for some drum and bass action, as well as JSTJR, Wreckno, Moody Good, Flozone, and Badklaat. There will also be a flurry of collaborative projects put front and center, such as LSZEE (CloZee x LSDREAM), Dab The Sky (Dabin x Said The Sky), and Kill Safari (Kill The Noise x Bro Safari).

A hearty helping of some of the hottest names in bass music right now—ALLEYCVT, DRINKURWATER, Level Up, Mersiv, Jessica Audiffred, LAYZ, Tape B, and Smoakland—add even more power to the lineup. And you won’t want to miss the sets from artists like HVDES, Ghost In Real Life, EDDIE, MYTHM, Blossom, VLCN, HEYZ, and Jon Casey.

Those arriving on Wednesday will be treated to performances from Jantsen, Versa, Super Future, Torcha, Jiqui, and more, who will help kick the party off with some wicked wubs. Meanwhile, Thursday packs its punch with Oliverse, sumthin sumthin, Automhate, Bear Grillz, and more, along with Mega b2b2b2b2b2b that night.

The lineup is just the latest piece of exciting news to surface for Lost Lands this year. Previous announcements included camping upgrades such as Dino Divas for female-identifying campers, a new Village Glamping area with more enhancements, an expansion to the 360-degree Crater stage, and new health-conscious options in the Village Marketplace.

Tickets and camping passes for this year’s edition of Lost Lands are currently on sale. You can purchase yours and find additional information on the official website.