Earth-shaking bass will soon rumble through Thornville, adding a Jurassic spark to the quiet community when Lost Lands returns.
As widely known for its decibel levels as its dinosaur décor, the annual fest draws tens of thousands of fans to Legend Valley, lured by the beats of electronic dance music.
This year’s lineup of more than 200 EDM artists includes major headliners like Lost Lands founder Excision, Seven Lions and Zomboy, along with other mainstage acts and up-and-comers.
Lost Lands will take place Sept. 18-20, but unfortunately, tickets – like the dinosaurs – have vanished. It’s no surprise; the fest was nearly sold out before the lineup dropped.
But sold out doesn’t mean being left out. Early entry passes for Sept. 17 are still available
for $107.02 at lostlandsfestival.com.
Early entry passes allow access to the grounds at 12 a.m. Sept. 17, and the pre-party featuring B2B2B2Bs later that night. There will also be live music throughout the day.
Additionally, you can tune in to the official broadcast of the festival at twitch.tv/lostlands.
Attendees can stay connected to what’s happening at the EDM fest by downloading the new Lost Lands mobile app. Get festival set times, create a personalized schedule, receive important updates, find vendor locations and more.
If you have the 2025 app on your phone, you might need to delete it before installing the new version.
Lost Lands is open to ages 18 and older. Attendees must be 21 or older to buy, consume, carry or bring alcohol into the event. Government-issued photo IDs are required.
Legend Valley is located at 7585 Kindle Road, south of Interstate 70 and east of State Route 13. Heavy traffic is expected in the area during Lost Lands, which takes place on the same dates as Thornville’s Backwoods Fest.
Contact features and entertainment reporter Belinda M. Paschal at bpaschal@dispatch.com.
This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Excision, Seven Lions headline Lost Lands' 200-artist lineup
