2N1T3 Contamination Halloween Goth Night in LA

Halloween night has plenty of costume parties, but few of them lean as hard into the dark side as this one. 2N1T3 Contamination, the goth and dark electro night billed as entry 05.4 in its series, lands on Saturday, October 31, with Lilithsoddessy, Warclaw, Neujack and Avye on the flyer. If you are hunting for raves in Los Angeles that fit the holiday, this is a strong candidate.

When: Saturday, October 31, 2026, doors 10:30 PM, running to about 1:30 AM Where: 1340 E 6th St, Los Angeles (venue listed as TBA) Price: Free with RSVP, or $20 Info: 2N1T3 event page

What to expect

The listings tag the night as goth and dark electro, and the flyer matches: glitchy, spiked lettering, a gas-masked cartoon figure and the four names stacked along the bottom. Expect heavy, atmospheric electronic sets rather than a standard festival-style EDM lineup. For anyone tracking EDM in Los Angeles beyond the big rooms, this is the underground end of the scene, a night built around newer artists the series says you can meet before they blow up.

Halloween is the obvious excuse to dress the part. The event page describes the night as part of a Halloweek run with two events on one ticket, so check the page for how the other night fits in before you plan your weekend. The page also marks the event as 21+, so bring ID.

Tickets and RSVP

Entry is listed as free with an RSVP, or $20. The listing does not spell out what separates the two tiers, and the earlier RSVP spots on this kind of night tend to go first, so use the 2N1T3 page to claim a spot early. If you show up cold, expect to pay the $20 rate and possibly wait if the room fills.

Getting there

The address is 1340 E 6th St, on the eastern edge of downtown Los Angeles near the Arts District. The listing names no venue, so treat the street address as the source of truth and confirm it on the event page before you head out. Street parking in the area gets tight on a holiday Saturday, and a rideshare is the safer bet since the night ends after 1 AM. It also fits neatly into a list of things to do in Los Angeles on Halloween weekend if you want a night that stays out of the mainstream.

Lineup order and set times were not published in the sources we used, so plan to arrive near doors if one of the four artists is the reason you are going.