Solitary Garden: Final Communion at 1720

Event Details
- Date
- Oct 23, 2026, 9:00 PM
- Ends
- Oct 24, 2026, 2:00 AM
- Venue
- 1720
- Address
- 1720 E 16th St, Los Angeles, CA 90021
- Price
- $36.57
- Lineup
- Scythe, NMX, Pvty Kerry, Sub Imperium
- Tickets
- Get Tickets →
- Source
Event info via DICE
- Organizer
- Solitary Garden
Solitary Garden calls this one Final Communion, and the name sets the tone: a night of intense, sensory-driven dark electronic music inside 1720, one of downtown's long-running clubs. If you are looking for raves in Los Angeles that lean moody and heavy rather than glossy, this is the kind of bill to circle on the calendar.
When: Friday, October 23, 2026, 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM Where: 1720, 1720 E 16th St, Los Angeles, CA 90021 Tickets: DICE, listed at $36.57
What to expect
The flyer lays out a compact, club-focused lineup. Scythe is billed first, NMX plays a back-to-back set with Pvty Kerry, and the Solitary Garden crew takes a slot with Sub Imperium. The promoter describes the night only as intense and sensory-driven, so expect a dark room, heavy low end and a crowd that came to listen as much as to dance.
Back-to-back sets are worth watching for here. Two DJs trading records tends to pull each of them toward material they would not play alone, and in a dark electronic setting that often means a stretch where the pace and texture shift in ways a solo set will not.
The venue and the neighborhood
1720 sits on East 16th Street, on the southern edge of downtown near the Fashion District and the Arts District. It is built for late nights: a large main floor, a serious sound system and enough room that a sold-out night still moves. For anyone tracking EDM in Los Angeles beyond the big outdoor festivals, it is a reliable address for underground bookings.
Practical info
Doors and set times are not spelled out on the listing beyond the 9:00 PM start and a 2:00 AM finish, so plan on arriving after 10 if you want to catch the full run of the lineup. Tickets go through DICE, and the price shown is for the standard release, so check the page for later tiers or fees before you buy.
Parking downtown at night is easiest in a paid lot or garage, and a rideshare saves the circling. If you are making a weekend of it, this fits neatly into a list of things to do in Los Angeles on a Friday night when you want something darker than the usual bar crawl.