Lost In Dreams reveals lineup for third edition

Lost In Dreams reveals lineup for its third edition, returning to Los Angeles July 11–12 at LA State Historic Park.

Insomniac is bringing Lost In Dreams back to Los Angeles this summer, returning to LA State Historic Park for a two-day run on July 11–12. Now in its third edition, the festival continues to establish itself as a dedicated home for bass, melodic dubstep, and dance music in Los Angeles. This year’s lineup leans into both nostalgia and next-generation emotion. Porter Robinson leads with a DJ set, joined by dubstep artists such as Dabin, William Black, and ARMNHMR. Music veterans, Louis The Child, join the lineup alongside Audien, a throwback progressive house artist.

Lost In Dreams also taps into the roots of the scene that built a generation, announcing sets from artists that helped craft the trap music scene, like What So Not and Baauer. Since its debut in Las Vegas in 2021 and its move to Los Angeles in 2024, Lost In Dreams has carved out a distinct space in Southern California’s growing festival circuit. The 2026 bill also emphasizes collaborative performances and artistically curated moments. Jason Ross B2B Blanke stands out as one of the weekend’s more anticipated sets, in addition to JVNA B2B RayRay. Lost In Dreams will also host a rare B3B with Manila Killa, AObeats, and Robokid, featuring a multi-artist performance rooted in musical collaboration.

The lineup extends across a wide spectrum of emerging and established talent, including ALVYN, Chet Porter, Covex, Elohim, HYO, IZNYRS, Johnny Chay, Julienne By, Madi B2B Sober Rob, Moving Castle, Raiden, Sky Sky, Sportmode, TFTI, Yetep, and Yung Bae, among others. Insomniac’s Discovery Project and the recent return of the Electrik Seoul experience further highlight Insomniac’s ongoing investment in platforming new artists, creating destination experiences, and continuously solidifying itself as a premier platform for artists and fans alike.



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Hey! I'm Shiv! Music is the greatest part of my life, I remember discovering dubstep when I was 15/16 and my entire life was altered - robot noises?? I needed MORE! Now, I live in NYC and have seen over 80 artists of all genres (I've lost count). Some of my faves being Odesza, Rezz, Griz, Zeds Dead, Pretty Lights, Of The Trees, Daily Bread, and Kaskade. You can usually find me in a warehouse under a pashmina.

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