Lost Paradise music festival has announced its lineup for its New Year’s Eve event.
The festival, which has been held in Glenworth Valley, New South Wales since 2014, has an exciting line-up to celebrate its 10th anniversary.
The event, which kicks off on December 28 and runs for five days, will feature performances by DJ Fisher, Marlon Hoffstadt and Sammy Virji.
Also performing at the festival are R&B superstar Tinashe, Royel Otis, Caribou, Flight Facilities, Telenova, Nick Ward, Interplanetary Criminal, Dameeeela and more.
Festival-goers will have plenty to explore as the event will be split across different spaces including Lost Disco & Paradise Club, the Arcadia Stage and Shambala Field.
Festival organizers announced the official lineup on Wednesday with a poster shared on Instagram.
“Magic: that’s Paradise Lost, summed up in one word,” read the title.
‘Every December, like grass shining after a summer rain, a teeming oasis comes to life in the picturesque surroundings of Glenworth Valley (Darkinjung Country), an hour north of Sydney/Eora.
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The festival will kick off on December 28 with performances by DJ Fisher (pictured), Marlon Hoffstadt and Sammy Virji.
“For the last four nights of 2024, we invite you to experience a vision of Paradise; our vibrant, kaleidoscopic pop-up village beneath the stars,” the caption reads.
For the first time in 2024, all tickets will be the same price, with no staggered releases.
Tickets will also include access to camping, ensuring fairness for everyone, from the first buyers to the last.
Tickets go on sale Wednesday, August 28, with an exclusive pre-sale available the day before.
However, organizers are encouraging people to come quickly.
“If you blink, you’ll miss it. Paradise is fleeting and capacity is limited. We hope you’ll join us for another New Year’s Eve to remember this December.”
Also performing at the Central Coast festival is R&B superstar Tinashe (pictured)