Lost In Dreams Returns to Los Angeles With Porter Robinson, Dabin and Two Nights of Melodic Bass

Insomniac’s dream-themed electronic music festival lands at LA State Historic Park on July 11 and 12 with future bass, melodic dubstep, vocal dance music and a packed two-day lineup.

Los Angeles is getting two nights of emotional sing-alongs, heavy bass drops and glowing festival production as Lost In Dreams returns to LA State Historic Park this weekend.

The 18-and-over festival runs Saturday, July 11, and Sunday, July 12, 2026, bringing together artists from across the future bass, melodic dubstep and vocal-driven dance music scenes. This year’s lineup includes Porter Robinson performing a DJ set, Louis The Child, Dabin, ARMNHMR, Audien, What So Not, William Black, Elephante, JVNA and more.

With open festival grounds, skyline views and easy access from Chinatown, Lost In Dreams offers one of the most scenic electronic music settings in Downtown Los Angeles.

Lost In Dreams 2026 Event Details

Dates: Saturday, July 11 and Sunday, July 12, 2026Location: LA State Historic ParkAdmission: 18 and overVIP and bars: 21 and overMusic: Future bass, melodic dubstep, electronic pop and vocal dance music

Festivalgoers should check the official Lost In Dreams website and social accounts before arriving for current set times, entry policies and ticket availability.

Saturday’s Lineup Brings Porter Robinson and a SoundCloud-Era Throwback

Saturday’s schedule is led by Porter Robinson, who will perform a DJ set rather than one of his traditional live productions.

The first day also features Louis The Child, What So Not, William Black, Baauer, Yung Bae and a back-to-back set from Jason Ross and Blanke.

One of the weekend’s most distinctive performances will be the SoundCloud Era Set featuring Manila Killa, AOBeats and Robokid. The set is expected to revisit the mid-2010s electronic sound that helped future bass grow from an online music movement into a major festival genre.

For longtime fans, it could become one of the weekend’s biggest nostalgia moments.

Sunday Closes With Dabin, ARMNHMR and Audien

Sunday shifts toward melodic, vocal-heavy dance music with Dabin, ARMNHMR, Audien, Elephante, JVNA and Wavedash.

The second day also includes a K-pop set from Yetep and the Electrik Seoul Experience, adding another dimension to the festival’s closing-night programming.

Dabin and ARMNHMR are especially well suited to the Lost In Dreams audience, with both acts known for combining cinematic melodies, emotional vocals and bass-heavy production.

Why LA State Historic Park Works for the Festival

LA State Historic Park gives Lost In Dreams enough room for large-scale stages and installations while keeping the event connected to Downtown Los Angeles.

The grounds are located near Chinatown and offer views of the DTLA skyline as the sun sets. The park’s relatively flat layout also makes it easier to move between stages, food areas and festival amenities.

Public transportation may be the easiest option for many attendees, especially with weekend traffic and limited parking around major events. Festivalgoers should confirm current Metro schedules before leaving.

What to Expect Inside Lost In Dreams

Lost In Dreams is built around the more emotional side of electronic music. The festival combines melodic drops and vocal hooks with colorful stage visuals, dream-inspired installations and large crowd sing-alongs.

Attendees can expect a mix of:

• Expansive LED stage production

• Lasers, pyrotechnics and nighttime visual effects

• Future bass and melodic dubstep

• Vocal dance music

• Festival fashion, kandi and fan communities

• Sunset views near the Downtown Los Angeles skyline

The crowd is likely to be especially active during Porter Robinson, Louis The Child, Dabin and the SoundCloud Era Set.

Before You Go

Arrive early enough to account for entry lines, security screening and travel time. Comfortable shoes, sunscreen and a refillable water container that meets festival rules can make a major difference during a full day outdoors.

Because policies and schedules can change, review the official Lost In Dreams information before heading to the park.

Lost In Dreams takes place July 11 and 12, 2026, at LA State Historic Park.