Lost Lands Reveals Ticketing Info, Venue And Camping Updates For 2026 Edition

Excision and his team have been hard at work to make Lost Lands an even more incredible experience this year, and they just dropped some major updates ahead of tickets going on sale.

Lost Lands continues to reign supreme in the North American bass music festival landscape. Hosted by Excision and his crew, this multi-day experience takes headbangers back in time and delivers an onslaught of heavy soundscapes as they enter the venue’s gates at Legend Valley, Ohio. While rooted in the past, this festival continues to look to the future, with constant evolution year to year. That will continue in 2026, as Excision Presents just revealed all the upgrades they’ve been working on, along with ticketing information.

The planning for Lost Lands is already underway, and with tickets going on sale January 16, it’s time for headbangers to start planning as well. Excision and his team sought to keep prices accessible for bass lovers from all walks of life, with only a $25 increase in the cost of GA and VIP passes. Flexible payment plans will also be offered, including a 10-part plan available for all orders under $2,000.

Those who loved the Crater stage’s expansion last year will be delighted to know that the area will be expanded even more when it returns in 2026. More lockers, shade areas, and water refill stations are also set to be in place throughout the venue for attendees to utilize. Chomp, the in-venue restaurant, will also return, with a reservation system to increase efficiency.

Campers should also see some upgrades to their experience. These include additional signage throughout the campgrounds, a new centrally located 24-hour shower available to all campers, and a shift in the placement of Quiet Camping. Additionally, food activations will be further invested in as Excision and his team elevate that experience, and changes will be made to the Camp Dino Divas program to better serve the femme-identifying community. Those who opt for Glamping will notice that prices have not risen either, while the North Glamping area will be expanded.

If you’re not planning to stay on-site, have no fear. The Headbanger Hotel program will include even more hotels this year while offering early entry and pre-party access, exclusive shuttle service, and more. Meanwhile, traffic to the festival on Friday is projected to remain problematic due to rush hour, but they do plan to add more shuttles this year.

Other updates include more community-driven aspects of the festival. Lost Lands will invest even more in local community groups, offering attendees the chance to donate to those in need. The Builder Program is also returning to highlight attendees’ creativity and artistry, while the Oracle Program will see some changes but will continue to offer community-led programming.

Tickets and camping passes for Lost Lands 2026 go on sale Friday, January 16, at 3pm ET. Those who registered their wristbands at last year’s edition will receive an email with a unique, one-time $25 discount code, which is only valid until Monday, January 19, at 11:59pm ET. Head to Lost Lands’ official website for more details and to make your purchase. Stay tuned for additional updates include the lineup and more.