Oblivion: Unofficial Wooli Afters in DTLA

Big bass shows rarely end when the headliner walks off. Oblivion is an unofficial Wooli afterparty, and it is aimed at anyone who wants a few more hours of dubstep, riddim and drum and bass once the main event lets out. If you are looking for raves in Los Angeles that keep the focus on heavy low end, this is a night to put on the calendar.

When: Saturday, December 5, 2026, 10:00 PM until late Where: Secret downtown LA location (venue TBA) Price: Free with RSVP before midnight, otherwise $15 to $25 Presented by: XIHILO, JDM and Culture

What to expect

Oblivion is the second Oblivion afterparty from this crew. The October edition ran two stages, one for riddim and one for dubstep, and this December date lists dubstep, riddim and drum and bass as its sounds. The source listing does not name a lineup yet, so treat the genres as the promise and watch the ticket page for the bill as it fills in.

An afterparty like this tends to be looser and sweatier than the show that came before it. The sets run late, the crowd already knows the music, and the production leans on lasers, smoke and sub-bass rather than a big festival layout. It is a good fit if you follow EDM in Los Angeles through its smaller, underground nights rather than the arena shows.

Getting in

The cheapest way in is the RSVP. Reserve through the Secret Tunnel ticket page before midnight and entry is free. After that, tickets run from $15 to $25. Because the location is a secret, the exact address reaches you after you sign up, so keep an eye on your email and the promoter's messages as the date gets close.

The listing says the party starts at 10:00 PM and runs late. Plan a ride in advance, since downtown parking around a surprise location can be unpredictable and rideshare surge pricing hits hard once a crowd lets out at the same time.

Plan the rest of your weekend

Pair it with the main Wooli show and you have one of the LA events this weekend that bass fans will plan around. Browse more EDM events for other late nights, or see the Los Angeles neighborhood guide for nearby food and things to do before doors. Bring earplugs, water and a charged phone, and check the ticket page for any last-minute change to the time or location.