Three days of psychobilly and garage rock across Lost Horizon and The Ill Repute, with The Long Tall Texans, Zombina & the Skeletones and more.
Satan's Lair 2026 takes over Lost Horizon and The Ill Repute from Friday 16 October, three days of psychobilly, garage rock, punk and rockabilly across two venues. It's billed as the biggest weekend of the year for fans of the Stray Cats, Demented Are Go, The Cramps and Horrorpops, and the format spreads the music across the whole weekend rather than packing it into one night.
The Saturday is the main event, with The Long Tall Texans and Zombina & the Skeletones headlining. Six bands play at Lost Horizon throughout the day, followed by an after-party back at The Ill Repute for those who aren't ready to call it a night. The rest of the weekend builds around that: a three-band warm-up show at The Ill Repute on the Friday, and another six bands at Lost Horizon on the Sunday. Between the sets, there are vinyl DJs, merch stalls, on-site food and seating, so you can hang out and make a day of it rather than just rushing from one band to the next.
Lost Horizon itself is the newest venue from the team behind Glastonbury's Shangri-La, a 350-capacity room just off Cabot car park that combines live music with a visual and digital arts hub. The whole thing is for ages 14 and over, and under-18s have to be accompanied by a 21+ adult at a 1:1 ratio.
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Saturday's session at Lost Horizon starts from 15:15, and a weekend ticket costs £53.50 (£50 plus a £3.50 booking fee) for the full three days.
