Sunday Service: Dia de los Muertos Edition, Nov 1

The Sunday after Halloween usually feels like a hangover, but SXTCY and Los Perros have other plans. Sunday Service returns on November 1 with a Dia de los Muertos Edition, and the flyer sets the mood well: a spiked metal frame, skulls, candles and marigolds around an all-orange lineup. If you are hunting for raves in Los Angeles that keep the holiday weekend going, this one is built for it.

When: Sunday, November 1, 2026, 11 PM to 5 AM Where: Secret location, Los Angeles (the flyer says downtown) Price: $21 before 1, then $18 to $30 depending on the tier Age: 21+

What to expect

Sunday Service is a hard techno and hard dance night, and the eight acts on the bill lean into that. Beeba, Kemosabe, Mykrodose and Vampyro each play a set, and two back-to-back pairings round out the night: Cyberia Lain with D4rkoholic, and Cyboy with Bombsqvad. Expect fast, punishing tempos, dark synth lines and a crowd that came to dance rather than stand around.

The Dia de los Muertos theme is mostly in the visual world of the night. Honoring the dead with candles, flowers and skulls is a long tradition in Los Angeles, and this party borrows that imagery for a late-night dance floor. For another take on the holiday, our Dia de los Muertos events around the city cover the daytime, family-friendly side.

The secret location

The venue is not public. The flyer only promises a secret spot in downtown LA. Check the Posh event page for location details before planning your ride. Do not show up guessing. Posh lists early-tier pricing of $21, rising toward $30 as tiers sell out, so the earlier you commit the less you pay.

Planning your night

Doors open at 11 PM and the party runs until about 5 AM, which makes this a proper late one. Bring a valid ID, since it is 21 and over. Rideshare is the easiest way to get to a downtown warehouse-style location and home again, and it is worth arranging the ride back before the lineup peaks. Wear comfortable shoes and something light, because hard dance floors get warm fast.

Sunday Service is one of the steadier recurring options for EDM in Los Angeles on a night when most clubs are quiet. Browse the rest of our EDM listings for more nights like it, or check downtown LA for what else is happening nearby. Looking for LA events this weekend beyond the dance floor? The full event calendar has plenty more.