Hotties by ØTTA at Origin in DTLA

Thanksgiving Eve has quietly become one of the busiest club nights of the year. Everybody's back in town, nobody has work in the morning, and the family dinner is still a full day away. On Wednesday, November 25, the promoter FIXTURE is putting Hotties by ØTTA into Origin, a room at 613 Imperial Street on the industrial edge of downtown. If you're scanning LA EDM events for the holiday week, this one lands on the night that actually matters.

The Lineup

ØTTA hosts and headlines. The night is billed as "Hotties by ØTTA," which means it's their party, their crowd and their pick of who plays alongside them. Support comes from Cquestt. That's the full bill: two names, five hours, one room.

The listing tags the night as techno and trance. That pairing has been everywhere in LA over the past couple of years, with harder, faster kick drums sitting under the big melodic lifts that trance fans never really stopped wanting. Expect something closer to a warehouse floor than a bottle-service club. The flyer itself sets the tone: chrome, a pale pink flower and a lot of stretched FIXTURE lettering.

The Room

Origin sits on Imperial Street at the south end of the Arts District, in the stretch of 90021 where old industrial buildings have turned into late-night venues. It's a short walk from the rest of the district's bars and restaurants, which makes it easy to grab dinner nearby before doors. Blocks around here go quiet and dark after hours, so plan your ride home before you head in.

Practical Info

• When: Wednesday, November 25, 2026. Doors 10 p.m., music until 3 a.m.
• Where: Origin, 613 Imperial St. Los Angeles 90021
• Tickets: $29.48-41.27 on Eventbrite, per the ticket page at the time of writing. Tiers tend to climb as the date gets closer.
• Age: 21+ (per the event flyer). Bring a valid ID.

Rideshare is the simplest option for a 3 a.m. finish. Street parking exists in the neighborhood but fills up on busy nights, and you won't want to hunt for a car at closing. If you're coming by Metro, the closest rail stops are a real walk away, so budget for a car on the return trip at least.

Wednesday night parties before a holiday sell through faster than a normal midweek date. If this is on your list of things to do in Los Angeles for Thanksgiving week, lock in a ticket early rather than hoping for a door sale.

For more nights like this, browse our EDM Los Angeles listings, or see what else is on in Downtown LA.