Lost Lands unveils stacked 2026 lineup for September return to Legend Valley
Lost Lands returns to Legend Valley with major artist comebacks, fresh debuts, and nonstop bass music across the weekend
Lost Lands has officially revealed its 2026 lineup ahead of its return to Legend Valley this September. The festival once again delivers a stacked lineup leaning heavily into dubstep, riddim, and drum and bass, It also blends returning favorites, first time debuts, and long awaited comebacks.
A major theme is how many familiar names are set to return to Legend Valley. Lost Lands continues to rely on its core artists while still bringing in new energy. The 2026 lineup reflects this balance clearly.
One of the biggest returns is Seven Lions. He will play Lost Lands for the first time since 2017. His return stands out as a highly anticipated booking of this festival season. Levity also returns, after missing last year’s edition, adding another familiar name back into the rotation.
Lost Lands has built a reputation for unexpected moments that go beyond the lineup itself. Legendary surprise b2b’s and collaboration debuts have become part of the weekend’s identity. With so many artists sharing the same campgrounds and spending multiple days together, the festival turns into a space where collaboration and friendship strengthen.
This year also introduces several first time Lost Land performers, including Whethan, Krewella, and Zoey808. Another standout booking includes Capochino, who will surely give us a dose of “Lost Lands will fix it”. ÆON:MODE gave us a teaser in the comments by announcing “Prehistoric DNB incoming!”
One thing’s for sure, fans are really excited. Alongside the lineup itself, Lost Lands has also announced upgrades for the 2026 edition, adding an element of surprise even for those returning. This year’s Bass Disneyland weekend is set to deliver one of its greatest years yet.
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Alejandra Benitez
My name is Alejandra Benitez and I was born and raised in the DMV. Having close proximity to Washington D.C. means I am accustomed to a fast paced environment as things are constantly changing. For me, the EDM scene has provided so much comfort and space to really find myself even amongst chaos. My first ever show was Zeds Dead and it truly changed my outlook on community and further affirmed my love for music. I am a basshead at heart but enjoy exploring new genres and artists. Being a writer for Exron has given me an amazing opportunity to learn more about the electronic music industry and I love being able to express myself creatively. Some of my favorite artists include Levity, Rezz, Tape B, Disco Lines, and Sub Focus.
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