Mixmag LAB Los Angeles with Sam Divine at 1720

Mixmag LAB is recording live in Los Angeles, and the night doubles as the L.A. debut of Sam Divine's 555 party. For anyone tracking EDM in Los Angeles this fall, it is one of the more specific bookings on the calendar: a broadcast-minded series from a major dance music publication, a headliner with a loyal following, and a warehouse-district room built for long, loud sets.

When: Saturday, November 7, 2026. Doors at 9 PM. Where: 1720, 1720 E 16th St, Los Angeles, CA 90021 Age: 21+ Tickets: $31.58 to $92.25 on Eventbrite

What to expect

Sam Divine headlines, and the poster credits the night to her 555 brand, which is making its first appearance in the city. She is joined by Sohmi, Juliet Mendoza and DivineFem, so the lineup reads as a full evening of house and club-leaning sets rather than a single-name show. Orlove is listed as the organizer.

Because Mixmag LAB is a recording series, expect a room set up with the crowd in mind. These sessions are meant to capture the energy on the floor, so the best nights tend to be the ones where people show up early and stay through the closing set. If you have been looking for raves in Los Angeles that lean on the DJs rather than on production spectacle, this fits.

Getting there

1720 sits on East 16th Street in the industrial stretch east of downtown, a short ride from the Arts District. Rideshare is the easiest way in and out, and it saves you from hunting for street parking on a Saturday night. Bring a valid government ID, since the show is strictly 21+, and plan to arrive close to doors if you want time on the floor before the headliner.

The price range covers general tiers, so the lowest tickets are likely to go first. The listing shows a range of $31.58 to $92.25 and the Eventbrite page has the current options. Check it for the latest availability before you commit to plans.

Make a night of it

If you are building a weekend around this, the same neighborhood has plenty of late-night food, and the show wraps early enough to catch a bite afterward. Looking for more things to do in Los Angeles around the same dates? Browse the EDM category for other club nights and festivals, or check the neighborhood guides for what else is happening nearby.

Mixmag LAB nights do not roll through town often, and an L.A. debut for a party brand is the sort of thing that is easier to catch the first time than to hear about later. Grab tickets, get there for doors and settle in.