Iheartwubz at Catch One: Dubstep Night on Pico

Iheartwubz bills itself as "where dubstep meets swag," and the flyer, a pixel-art heart floating over a neon grid, sets the tone before you hear a note. On Friday, November 20, the night lands at Catch One on Pico Boulevard, and it looks like a solid pick if you are hunting for EDM in Los Angeles that leans heavy on the low end.

What to expect

The listing tags the night with four genres: dubstep, bass music, riddim and melodic dubstep. That range matters. Riddim is the minimal, bouncing, wobble-driven side of the sound, while melodic dubstep trades some of that aggression for big synth lines and vocals. A lineup pulling from both usually means the room swings between hard-hitting drops and something closer to a sing-along. The source listing does not name the full bill, so check the DICE page for set times and artists as they are announced.

Pauz is the promoter behind the night. Catch One has a long history as a Los Angeles dance venue, and the main room is built for exactly this kind of bass-forward crowd.

Event details

When: Friday, November 20, 2026, 10 PM to 2 AM Where: Catch One, 4067 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90019 Price: Free with RSVP before 11:30 PM, otherwise $14-26 Tickets: DICE

Tickets and getting there

The pricing here has two tiers. The listing says free with an RSVP made before 11:30 PM, and after that tickets run from $14 to $26. Treat the RSVP window as the real deadline: if you plan to arrive on the later side, buying a ticket through DICE is the safer move. Prices can step up as the date gets closer, so grab one early if your plans are set.

The venue sits on Pico Boulevard in the Mid-City stretch of the city, a short rideshare from Koreatown, Culver City and Hollywood. Street parking nearby fills up on weekend nights and rules vary block by block, so read the signs carefully. A rideshare drop-off also saves you the late-night parking hunt, especially with a 2 AM finish.

Why it works for a weekend out

If you are sorting through things to do in Los Angeles that go past midnight and skip the giant-festival price tag, a promoter-run club night like this is the right scale. Four hours, one room and a genre-specific crowd make for a more focused night than a multi-stage event, and the free RSVP option keeps the barrier low for first-timers curious about the bass scene.

Doors and schedule details can shift, so confirm the final times on the DICE listing before you head out. For more nights like this one, browse the full list of EDM events in Los Angeles on the site.