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Lost Lands 2026 announces full set times and streaming details ahead of its September 18–20 return to Legend Valley in Thornville, Ohio for its ninth edition

Lost Lands, founded by Excision in 2017 as a home for bass heads, returns to Legend Valley in Thornville, Ohio from September 18–20 for its ninth edition. Over the years, the festival has grown into one of the biggest annual events in bass music, with Excision, Subtronics, ILLENIUM, Seven Lions, Ganja White Night, Sullivan King, Ray Volpe, Virtual Riot and Space Laces among the names playing this year. With the full 2026 set times now released, attendees can start planning around headline performances, special b2bs, throwback sets and sunset sets across the weekend. Couch Lands, the festival’s official livestream, will also return for those unable to attend in person, bringing selected performances from Lost Lands online during the festival.

Lost Lands 2026 Set Times

Across the main festival weekend, Excision will play three different sets that cover very different parts of his sound. Friday features his extended solo performance, before Sunday brings both the Detox Set and Excision b2b Space Laces. Several other special performances add more to the schedule, including Subtronics b2b LEVEL UP, an Adventure Club throwback set and FuntCase b2b Doctor P playing drum & bass. Wooli, Seven Lions and ATLiens will also play sunset sets across the three days.

Sunday adds another first through ALLDAT, the new collaborative project from Crankdat and ALLEYCVT. The pair will make their debut before Excision b2b Space Laces and the 2026 Closing Ceremony later that night. Early-entry attendees also get two additional days of music across The Grove and The Crater on Wednesday and Thursday. The traditional Mega B2B2B2B Pre-Party then brings several Lost Lands artists together at the Prehistoric Stage on Thursday evening.

More to Explore Beyond the Stages

Music only covers part of the schedule, with Lost Lands planning activities throughout the Discovery Center, Incendia Dome, Village Marketplace and both glamping areas. Yoga, sound baths, reiki and Headbanger Recovery Flow offer quieter options during the day. Elsewhere, attendees can join Jurassic Jars, Puppet-Step Karaoke, Dubstep Karaoke, the Mario Kart Cup and several community sessions throughout the festival.

Some of the more unusual activities return alongside those sessions. The Realm of the Reptile meet-and-greet comes back to the Bone Temple, while the Discovery Center hosts Vision Boards with Zingara and You’re Needed Here among its workshops. Silent discos at The Grove continue into the early morning, and the glamping schedules add tarot readings, sound healing and karaoke. These activities give attendees plenty to explore between performances across the five days at Legend Valley.

Lost Lands 2026 Streaming Details

Those following Lost Lands outside Legend Valley can watch selected performances through Couch Lands from September 18–20. The festival will stream the broadcast through its official Twitch and YouTube channels. Couch Lands has become a regular part of the weekend, giving the festival a live presence beyond Ohio while performances take place across the main three days.

Lost Lands has not published the full artist-by-artist streaming timetable yet, so the exact Couch Lands lineup remains the final major detail to come. This year offers plenty of possible choices for the broadcast, including three different Excision sets, major b2bs, throwback performances and the designated sunset sets. Once the streaming schedule is released, viewers will know which parts of the ninth edition they can watch live through Twitch and YouTube.

 

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With 13 years in the EDM scene, Preetika has built a strong presence around festivals, club culture, and electronic music. Based in Bangkok, she covers all things EDM in Thailand and beyond, with a focus on both local and international talent. She has attended major festivals including Tomorrowland, Ultra Japan, and Creamfields Hong Kong. Since working as a writer for EDM House Network, she has interviewed artists such as Blasterjaxx, James Hype, W&W, R3HAB, Alok, and many others. Her experience and consistent presence in the scene make her a trusted voice for EDM coverage.