Sunday Service Día de los Muertos Night, Nov 1

Los Perros and SXTCY are closing out the Day of the Dead weekend the way their crowd likes it: loud, dark and late. Sunday Service returns on November 1 with a Día de los Muertos edition, and for anyone hunting raves in Los Angeles that run past the usual Sunday curfew, this one is worth marking down.

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

The lineup

Eight acts are billed, and two of the slots are back-to-back sets. Beeba opens the flyer, followed by Cyberia Lain B2B D4rkoholic and Cyboy B2B Bombsqvad. Kemosabe, Mykrodose and Vampyro round out the night. The listed genres are hard techno and hard dance, so expect fast tempos, punishing kicks and very little downtime between sets.

The flyer leans all the way into the holiday. Skulls, candles and marigolds sit inside a spiked metal frame, a nod to the altars that are going up across the city this week. It is a fitting backdrop for a night built around heavy, theatrical club music.

What to expect

Sunday Service nights run on a simple format: a late start, a long window and DJs who play for the floor. A six-hour run is generous, so you can show up after dinner and still catch most of the sets. This is a 21+ event, so bring a valid ID. Pace yourself with water, and remember that Monday morning is coming.

If you are scanning for EDM in Los Angeles this week, this is one of the few options that lands on Sunday night itself, after the Saturday crowds have gone home.

Tickets and getting there

Tickets are sold through Posh, and prices step up as the date gets closer, so buying early is cheaper. The address is not public. The flyer says only "secret DTLA location," so organizers typically send the exact spot to ticket holders closer to the night. Check your Posh confirmation and the promoters' channels before you leave.

Downtown parking is unpredictable after midnight, so a rideshare or designated driver is the safer plan. Note that clocks go back an hour overnight on November 1, so you gain an extra hour of dancing before the sun comes up.

More nights like this live on the EDM events page, and you can browse the area through our downtown Los Angeles guide.