Warehouse Parties in LA
Find underground warehouse raves, TBA venues, and secret locations in Los Angeles. From Arts District lofts to DTLA industrial spaces — the real LA rave scene.
🔒 How TBA Venues Work
1. Buy Tickets
Purchase tickets through the official link. Your email is how they'll reach you.
2. Wait for Address
24-48 hours before the event, you'll get an email or text with the secret location.
3. Show Up Ready
Follow any instructions. Some venues have strict rules about photos and re-entry.
Upcoming Underground Events
Lovefingers
TBA
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El Cid
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TBA
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TBA
Laure Croft
TBA
Santos
TBA
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TBA
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Santa Monica Pier
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Aztec Brewery
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TBA Downtown
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Catch One
Ain't My First Rodeo
El Cid
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LA's Underground Warehouse Scene
Los Angeles has one of the most vibrant underground rave scenes in the world. From converted warehouses in the Arts District to secret loft parties in DTLA, the city's underground promoters keep the spirit of authentic rave culture alive.
What to Expect at a Warehouse Party
Warehouse parties in LA typically feature darker, more underground sounds — techno, minimal, industrial, and experimental electronic music. The venues are often raw industrial spaces with minimal production, focusing on the music and the community rather than flashy visuals.
Finding Warehouse Events
Many warehouse parties aren't publicly listed until close to the event date. MOSH aggregates events from multiple sources to help you discover underground parties as soon as they're announced. Look for events with "TBA" venues — these are often the most underground shows.
Tips for First-Timers
- Buy tickets early — warehouse parties often sell out
- Charge your phone — you'll need it for the address
- Bring cash — some venues are cash-only
- Wear comfortable shoes — concrete floors for hours
- Respect the space — many venues are unlicensed, so be cool