Sunday Service: SXTCY x Los Perros Night, Oct 25

Sunday night is when most of the city winds down, and that is exactly the slot SXTCY and Los Perros have claimed. Sunday Service returns on October 25 with a six-act bill of techno, hard techno, hard bounce and trance, and it is a solid pick if you are looking for raves in Los Angeles that start when the weekend is supposed to be over.

When: Sunday, October 25, 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+

The lineup

The flyer bills the night in alphabetical order, so no one is positioned as the headliner. Jaq.Xs and S.I.M share a back-to-back set, and they are joined by Kyrxmi, Marea, Muneca, Spyderlily and Xuliet. The listed genres lean fast: hard techno and hard bounce for the peak hours, with trance mixed in for the stretches where the room wants a lift rather than a punch.

If you caught the previous Sunday Service on October 18, this is the same crew with a fresh set of artists and a new flyer. The promoters have kept the format consistent: a late start, a long run and a lineup of DJs who play for the floor rather than the crowd on their phones.

What to expect

Expect a dark room, heavy low end and a crowd that came to dance. A 6-hour window is generous for a Sunday, so you can arrive after dinner and still catch most of the sets. Pace yourself, bring water money and plan your ride home ahead of time, since a Monday morning is waiting.

Getting in and getting there

Tickets are sold through Posh, and the price steps up as the night gets closer, so earlier is cheaper. The venue is a secret location, which means the address typically goes out to ticket holders closer to the date. The flyer points to a spot in downtown LA, so check your Posh confirmation and the organizers' channels before you head out.

Rideshare or a designated driver beats parking hunts near a downtown warehouse district at midnight. If you are building a plan for LA events this weekend, this one lands at the very end of it, and it pairs well with a quiet Sunday afternoon.

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