CloZee and LSDREAM to perform one of their final shows as LSZEE at Lost Lands 2025

LSZEE announces one of their last shows to happen at Excision’s Lost Lands Festival this fall.

Sharing news of their Lost Lands headline on their Instagrams, the duo wrote, “THE DINOS CALLED AND WE ANSWERED!!! One of our final moments performing as LSZEE will be at Lost Lands, and we couldn’t be more pumped!! We’re so excited to celebrate bass music and keep making core memories with you.” However, LSDream and CloZee announced that this will be one of their last performances as the duo known as LSZEE.

The LSZEE project, a collaboration between the two bass artists, has been a commitment to musical exploration. The LSZee project marries LSDream‘s trippy sound with CloZee’s cinematic build to create a new lifeform of dubstep. Colorful and upbeat, the duo’s sound radiates peace and harmony, despite the crunchy bass. Fans expressed nostalgia and excitement in the comments, one fan writing, “Clozee actually at Lost Lands for once is a dream come true for me. So excited for the set,” another writing, “God dammit *packs for lost lands*.”

Lost Lands 2025 is to return to its home base of Legend Valley, Ohio, from September 19–21, 2025. Curated by Excision, the festival promises another unforgettable weekend of bass, immersive experiences, and dinosaurs roaming the lands. A highlight of the upcoming Lost Lands Festival is the iconic B2Bs created specifically for Lost Lands, some yet to be announced, and only listed as special guests. Excision will take the stage with Subtronics, the second appearance of this B2B, with the first happening at Bass Canyon in 2023.

Lost Lands 2025 boasts one of its most stacked and genre-spanning lineups yet. Besides headliners like Excision B2B Subtronics, Illenium, and LSZEE, the festival features an exciting mix of rising stars and fan favorites. Lost Lands promotes smaller artists, many seeing a boost in their career after the festival. Tape B and Mersiv will bring their signature deep and experimental bass vibes to the Valley, while Wooli will bring mammoth-sized drops fitting the prehistoric theme of the festival.

Featured image courtesy of LSZEE

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