Raveyard Shift: Groupthink, Dylan & Rae, Shay Lyric

Halloween week in Los Angeles has no shortage of parties, but Raveyard Shift is a little different from the usual dance floor. The bill leans on hip-hop, R&B, trap and beats rather than four-on-the-floor, and it is put together by the Joy-Life and Refinela crews. If you are scanning for LA events this weekend that sound more like a house show than a mega-club, this one is worth a look.

When: Saturday, October 24, 2026, 9:00 PM to 1:30 AM Where: 612 Landfair Ave, Los Angeles (venue listed as TBA) Price: $11-15 Tickets: Resident Advisor

The lineup

Five acts are billed: Groupthink, Dylan & Rae, Shay Lyric, Augustus and Kat Lightning. The listing tags the night with hip-hop, R&B, trap, beats and club, which suggests a set of bass-heavy, vocal-friendly sounds that move between rap, slow jams and dance-floor edits. The source does not publish set times or the order of the acts, so plan on arriving early if one name in particular is the reason you are going.

The Raveyard Shift name points at a spooky-season theme, but the listing does not describe a costume rule or a dress code. If you want to dress up, nobody is going to stop you. If you want to wear what you would wear to any late show, that is probably fine too.

Where it is

The address on the listing is 612 Landfair Ave, which sits in the Westwood area on the west side of the city, a short walk from the Village's restaurants and the UCLA campus. The source calls the venue TBA and gives only the street address, so treat it as a smaller, informal space rather than a standard club with a marquee. Check the Resident Advisor page before you head out in case the organizers update the details, and expect the exact entry instructions to come with your ticket.

Getting there and tickets

Tickets are listed at $11 to $15, which is the kind of price that keeps a night out reasonable. Buy through the Resident Advisor link above and avoid anyone selling passes on the street. Parking near the Village fills up on weekend nights, so a rideshare or a bus is the easier move, especially with a 1:30 AM finish. Westwood is also a long way from the eastside, so build in time for Saturday night traffic on the 405 and Wilshire.

For more nights like this, browse the EDM category for the rest of the weekend's club listings. People hunting for raves in Los Angeles will find the harder and faster end of the spectrum there, while Raveyard Shift sits on the groovier, rap-forward side of the calendar. It is a good pick for things to do in Los Angeles when you want live-feeling energy, a short lineup of local names and a ticket that will not strain your budget.