Electronic shows in Los Angeles

When the sun dips below the LA skyline and you feel the nocturnal itch for something raw and electrifying, pull yourself away from your scrolling and dive headfirst into the sonic vortex that is "I Love DnB" at 1720. On October 10, the gods of bass are summoning the tribe, and DJ Lens is poised to drop a set so potent it’ll rattle your very core. This isn’t just a night out; it’s a pilgrimage for the devout and the newly initiated, where jungle beats and cascading rhythms collide in a euphoric frenzy. The venue promises a cavernous dance floor, the kind of place where strangers become co-conspirators in the pursuit of auditory nirvana. This is drum & bass in its purest form—no pretensions, just pulsating energy and the kind of community vibe that makes you reminisce about when you first fell for the scene. So leave your valuables at home, grab a rideshare, and get ready to lose yourself in the immersive depths of underground sound. Forget the velvet ropes and curated selfies; this is a night for the true heads who know the dance floor is where the magic happens.

When Varg2tm and jamesjamesjames fuse their sonic wizardry, you get Swedm—a genre-melting, boundary-pushing duo that’s as enigmatic as the title of their previous project with Skrillex. This isn’t just a show; it's a multi-sensory expedition into the depths of EDM’s pulsating heart. Imagine the chaotic brilliance of Aphex Twin sharing a distorted disco ball with the ethereal vibes of a post-rave sunrise. Happening at 1720 in Los Angeles, you’re not just attending a gig; you’re joining a movement. The all-ages show kicks off at 8 PM, but trust us, you’ll want to get there early. Not for the parking, but to catch the pre-show buzz that only a Minty Boi production can create. Whether you're sipping top-shelf spirits at a VIP table or vibing with the underground crowd, this is the night to put away your phone and soak in some pure audio-visual alchemy. Ready to transcend your playlist? Yeah, us too.

When PC MUSIC decides to crash the LA party scene, you know you're in for a night that's more electric than your favorite synthwave playlist on overdrive. Pop Crypt is set to transform 1720's industrial haven into a neon-lit wonderland where hyperpop reigns supreme. This isn't just a gig; it's a technicolor odyssey through pitched-up vocals and sugar-rush drops that promise to break the sound barrier and possibly your reality. Costumes aren't just suggested—they're your passport to a night where the only limit is your imagination.

As the bass reverberates through the Arts District, expect the maximalist production to hit you harder than your morning cold brew. The lineup may be "TBA," but knowing PC MUSIC, each act will be a sonic revelation, a delicate dance of chaos and euphoria. Getting a VIP table? Prepare for a night of luxurious libations and priority access that makes you feel like the coolest kid in the crypt.

Whether you're a hyperpop disciple or a curious newbie, this is the Halloween bash that promises to haunt your dreams and playlists long after the ghostly echoes fade. Secure your spot and your unconventional getup—because on October 30th, the real world goes on pause, and Pop Crypt is our new dimension.

Brace yourself, because System Error is hosting the ultimate bass baptism at 1720 this Halloween. Gentlemens Club is bidding farewell to LA in a seismic send-off that promises to shake the city's foundations with a relentless barrage of sub-bass and grime grooves. This isn't just another night out; it's your last chance to catch these dubstep dons as they unleash a sonic storm of rolling 140s and cavernous wubs on a PK system built for the apocalypse. Expect nothing short of a bass-heavy blowout as you get swallowed by the low-end depths alongside the city's coolest crew. Leave your valuables at home, but bring your craving for chaos. Whether you're a basement beat junkie or a rooftop raver, this is the kind of night you’ll regret missing—an unrepeatable, high-octane tribute to LA's underground might. It's your final shot to be a part of something legendary. Don't just hear about it; be about it.

Picture this: you're stepping into a time capsule that smells faintly of American Spirit and teenage rebellion, a portal back to when Tumblr was king and the world was an iPod commercial. House Party is throwing it back to the 2010s, where the only thing louder than the music is the collective scream of abandon. It's a night where your playlist dreams come alive—think of the indie gods and goddesses of Pitchfork past, those bloghouse beats that used to send shivers down your spine, and the anthems that demanded you shout along, even if you don’t quite hit the notes. Slip into your skinniest jeans, thread your laces through your Chucks, and shove that iPhone into airplane mode because tonight isn’t about likes; it's about living. This isn’t some manufactured nostalgia trip; it's a visceral revival of the nights you swear you’ve forgotten but your Spotify Wrapped would disagree. The dance floor is calling, and trust us, you’ll want to answer. Arrive early to score a spot, or go big with a VIP table and sip like the kings and queens of yore. Just don’t leave anything in your car—you’ll need something to remember this night by.

When was the last time your eardrums got a proper workout in a neon-drenched dystopian soundscape? Cyberpunk 2077: Resist and Disorder is about to crank up the volume and set the night ablaze with a sonic rebellion that even the most stoic synth lord can’t resist. Curated by the vibe architects at Afterpunk, this is more than a gig; it’s a full-throttle plunge into a kaleidoscopic wonderland where glitch beats collide with analog dreams. Doors swing open at 8 PM, but you’ll want to commandeer your ride share early unless you fancy a pilgrimage from a far-flung parking spot. And for those who like their night out with a side of luxe, the VIP tables offer a bougie sanctuary adorned with your choice of top-shelf spirits and a dedicated cocktail conjurer. Just remember to rally your crew of six—no stragglers allowed. Whether you're rolling in for the chaotic sound or the curated chaos, this is your ticket to dance on the edge of reality. Grab your spot, don your chicest cyber threads, and prepare to be enveloped by the pulse of the underworld.

System Error is throwing down the gauntlet, and you’re invited to witness the seismic collision of Artifakts and Parkbreezy. This isn't just a show; it's a high-voltage rendezvous where sonic experimentation meets cerebral vibes, all under one roof. Think of it as the sonic lovechild of a basement jam session and a synth-fueled odyssey through nocturnal cityscapes.

VIP tables come with a bottle of your favorite poison and a fast track to the heart of the action—because who waits in lines anymore? Expect cocktail service that keeps pace with your rhythm and a playlist that makes your Spotify sound like elevator music. If you're still reading this and not frantically texting your crew, you might as well turn in your cool card.

Ride shares are encouraged, so snag that front-row standing room or VIP table because this is one night you won't want to forget—or maybe you will, depending on how much of that premium liquor you indulge in. Either way, it's time to transcend your Thursday night ennui and dive headfirst into the soundscape engineered by the underground's brightest. Don’t sleep on this one.