Kawaii Rave: Katseye Unofficial Afterparty

Fans of the pop group Katseye get their own late-night dance floor on Saturday, November 21. The Kawaii Rave: Katseye Unofficial Afterparty takes over Teragram Ballroom on West 7th Street, and it is a good pick if you want one of the more playful raves in Los Angeles this month rather than a standard club night.

When: Saturday, November 21, 2026, 11:00 PM Where: Teragram Ballroom, 1234 West 7th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90017 Tickets: Through the Ticketmaster listing linked below

What to expect

The word "unofficial" matters here. This is a fan-made party that borrows the group's name as a theme, not a show put on by the group or its label, and the listing does not say that any member will appear. Treat it as a night built around the music and the crowd. Ticketmaster files the event under electronic music, with the Amapiano subgenre noted, so expect the log-drum grooves and bright, bouncy rhythms that style is known for, alongside whatever pop-leaning mixes the DJs bring.

The "Kawaii" in the title points to a cute, colorful aesthetic. Fans at themed nights like this often dress to the theme, so pastels, sparkles and fan-made accessories would not look out of place. The listing does not publish a dress code, a lineup or an age policy, so check the ticket page before you plan your outfit or your group.

The venue

Teragram Ballroom is a mid-sized room with a stage and an open floor, and it sits on 7th Street on the west side of downtown, close to the Westlake neighborhood. It is built for standing and dancing, which suits a rave. If you are looking for EDM in Los Angeles that feels more like a fan party than a festival, a room this size keeps things close to the music.

Getting there and practical info

Start time is 11:00 PM, so plan for a late night and line up your ride home ahead of time. Street parking around 7th Street fills up quickly on Saturdays, and rideshare drop-off is usually the least stressful way in. Metro's 7th Street/Metro Center and Westlake/MacArthur Park stations are both within reach of the area, though service hours at that time of night are limited, so check the schedule.

The price was not published in the source data we had, so look at the ticket page for current rates and availability. Events like this tend to sell through on the day, and a ticket in hand makes the door line shorter. If you are putting together a list of things to do in Los Angeles this November, this one belongs on it for anyone who likes pop fandom and dance music in the same room.

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