Sorry for Party Rocking Halloween at Catch One

Sorry for Party Rocking Halloween takes over Catch One on Friday, October 23, and the pitch is simple: the club bangers you screamed along to around 2012, played loud, with costumes. It is a pop-leaning night of big room house, electro house and pop EDM, which makes it an easy pick if you want EDM in Los Angeles without a festival-sized commitment.

When: Friday, October 23, 2026, 9 PM to 2 AM Where: Catch One, 4067 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90019 Price: Free with RSVP before 10:30 PM, otherwise $19-38 Tickets: DICE

What to expect

The event page frames this as a throwback Halloween party built around the dance and pop crossover of the early 2010s. That was the era when radio hits and club sets sounded nearly identical, and the night leans into it with non-stop bangers, glow sticks and a crowd that knows every word. The flyer name-checks the stars of that sound, so expect the sort of singalong drops that make a room shout back at the DJ.

Costumes from the 2010 to 2015 era are encouraged. Think neon, snapbacks and anything that looks like it belongs in a music video from that stretch. You can also just come in your regular Halloween costume. The genres listed for the night are big room house, electro house and pop EDM, so the energy should stay high from open to close rather than building slowly.

Getting in and getting there

Pricing is tiered. Arrive early and RSVP before 10:30 PM and entry is free. After that, tickets run from $19 to $38 through DICE. Since the free window closes ninety minutes into the night, plan to be in line shortly after the 9 PM start. RSVP does not always guarantee entry at a busy club, so earlier is safer.

Catch One sits on Pico Boulevard in the Mid-City stretch of Los Angeles, a venue that regularly hosts dance nights. Street parking nearby fills up on weekends, so give yourself extra time or use a rideshare, which also takes the pressure off if you plan to drink. Confirm the age policy on the DICE page before you go.

Planning your Halloween weekend

If you are putting together a list of things to do in Los Angeles around Halloween, this one works as a first stop before a later night out, since it wraps at 2 AM. Browse more EDM events for other dance nights this month, and check the Los Angeles neighborhood pages for ideas on where to eat beforehand.

Check the DICE listing close to the date for any lineup, door or age updates, since details can change as Halloween week approaches.