One True God with Is He Izzy?, 555Rankie and Denkai

Code Red is billing the night as a debut: One True God takes the top slot on Saturday, October 24, with four supporting acts and a location the promoter is keeping under wraps until closer to the date. If you are looking for raves in Los Angeles that lean dark and fast this weekend, this one is aimed squarely at you.

When: Saturday, October 24, 2026, 11:00 PM to 5:00 AM Where: Secret location, downtown LA (venue TBA) Tickets: $12-45 through Posh

The lineup

The listed genres are hard techno and hard dance. The promoter describes the headliner as a Canadian-born, LA-based producer who moves between dark, bass-driven cuts and brighter, vocal-led dancefloor anthems, and says the set comes wrapped in surreal visuals and a lot of symbolism. Two tracks the page name-checks are Cult 45 and "Daylight", which gives you a sense of the range on offer.

Supporting him are Is He Izzy?, 555Rankie, Denkai and Switchhh. The flyer promises "stacked production," so expect a full light and sound setup rather than a stripped-down room. Five acts across a six-hour window means plenty of changes in pace, from heavy kick-driven stretches to something a little more melodic.

Getting in and planning ahead

The address is not published. The flyer reads "Secret Location - DTLA," and the ticket page says the same, so buy through the official Posh listing and watch for the location reveal from Code Red. Ticket prices run from $12 to $45, which usually means early tiers are the cheaper end and later ones climb, so earlier is better if you already know you are going.

Late-night downtown can be a headache for parking and rideshare surge pricing at closing time. Plan your ride home before you go, bring ID, and keep your phone charged so you can get the address when it drops. A 5:00 AM finish means a long night, so pace yourself and drink water.

More to do this weekend

Hard techno is only one corner of the scene. For more LA events this weekend, browse the EDM category or see what else is on in downtown. If you like secret-location nights and want the wider picture of EDM in Los Angeles, those pages are the place to start.