Thousands of people will desend on Legend Valley in Thornville this weekend for the eighth annual Lost Lands Festival.
Tickets are sold out for the three-day music festival, which takes place Sept. 19-21, rain or shine at Legend Valley, 7585 Kindle Road, south of Interstate 70 and east of Ohio 13.
Almost anything goes at the event, which boasts a roster of the top bass-music creators from “the last 65 million years,” a nod to its Jurassic theme. Lost Lands fashion ranges from the old concert standbys — band tees and jeans or shorts — to barely-there outfits that leave little to the imagination.
Thousands of people descend on Legend Valley in Thornville each year for the three-day Lost Lands Festival.
Two men died at the 2024 event, according to the Newark Advocate. A Texas man died of an overdose and a Florida man died of natural causes.
Featuring trap, house and other beat-driven EDM subgenres, Lost Lands was founded by DJ and music producer Excision (Jeffrey Abel). The Canadian EDM/dubstep artist is known for his tours and festivals with massive sound systems and visual productions.
Some of the changes this year include the debut of Dino Divas, a designated camping area exclusively for female attendees; the launch of Chomp, a pop-up steakhouse; and new production designs at two stages, Prehistoric and Wompy Woods.
If you’re traveling in that area be prepared and patient as traffic can get congested.
This article originally appeared on Zanesville Times Recorder: Lost Lands Festival returns to Thornville’s Legend Valley
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