Sapphic Soundss: Dead Girls Club at The Virgil

Sapphic Soundss turns its Halloween edition into a horror-movie slumber party. "Sapphic Scare.. Dead Girls Club" takes over The Virgil on Thursday, October 29, and the flyer promises ghosts in heart-eyed bedsheets, slasher masks and a diner full of red vinyl booths. If you are collecting LA events this weekend and the days around it, this is a themed night that rewards showing up in costume.

When: Thursday, October 29, 2026, 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM Where: The Virgil, 4519 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90029 Price: Free per the DICE listing Tickets: DICE

What to expect

The flyer lists live bands, burlesque, contests and more, so this is closer to a variety show with a dance floor than a single-DJ club set. The sapphic crowd is the target audience, and the horror theme gives everyone an easy opening line. Think costume contests, a lineup that moves between performers and music, and a room that stays social rather than turning into a wall of speakers.

The listing does not name the bands, performers or DJs, and no organizer is credited, so check the DICE page for updates before you go. For a night that touches EDM in Los Angeles only at its edges, the draw here is the community and the staging, not a headliner.

Price: confirm before you go

DICE shows this event as free. The flyer, though, advertises $10 presale and $15 at the door. Those two do not agree, and we cannot tell which is current. Treat the free listing as unconfirmed, RSVP on DICE if a ticket is offered, and bring cash or a card in case the door charges a cover.

Getting there

The Virgil sits on Santa Monica Boulevard in East Hollywood, a short ride from Silver Lake and Hollywood proper. Street parking nearby is tight on event nights, so rideshare is the easiest way in and out, especially with a 2 AM finish. The Metro B Line stops at Vermont/Santa Monica, a few blocks east, though late-night service is limited.

If you are building a list of things to do in Los Angeles around Halloween, pair this with an early dinner nearby and arrive when doors open to get a booth. Costumes are not mandatory, but the theme is the whole point, so a sheet with two eyeholes counts.

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