Vanished: Crystal Castles Night at Boardner's

Crystal Castles never really left the dance floor, and on Friday, November 13, Club Decades is giving the band's catalog its own night. Vanished: Crystal Castles Night takes over the patio at Boardner's in Hollywood, a solid pick for anyone hunting EDM in Los Angeles that leans darker and glitchier than the usual festival fare.

When: Friday, November 13, 2026, 10 PM to 2 AM Where: Boardner's, 1652 N Cherokee Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90028 Price: $18.91 to $29.57 on Eventbrite Tickets: Eventbrite

What to expect

The listing tags the night with indie sleaze, witch house, electro, synthpop and synthwave, which tells you most of what you need to know. Crystal Castles built a sound out of broken-toy synths, distorted vocals and hard drum machine hits, and it sits right where those genres overlap. A night built around that catalog should run from the band's best-known tracks into the glitchy, hazy electronic music that grew up around them.

The flyer promises doors at 10 PM and puts the event on the patio, with a bright neon design and two hooded figures at the center. The title also carries the name Vice City, so the night may share the bill with a second theme. The listing does not spell out who is playing, so check the Eventbrite page closer to the date for any lineup news.

Getting there

Boardner's sits on Cherokee Avenue just off Hollywood Boulevard, a short walk from the Hollywood and Highland area. Street parking nearby is tight on a Friday night, and the paid lots around Hollywood fill early, so plan extra time or take a rideshare. The Metro B Line stops at Hollywood and Highland, which makes the walk back after 2 AM less of a worry than driving.

Tickets run between $18.91 and $29.57. The age limit is not stated in the listing, so confirm it with the venue before you bring anyone younger.

Why it fits the LA calendar

Mid-November is a good stretch for club nights, with the holiday rush still a few weeks off. If you are building a list of things to do in Los Angeles that goes past the usual concert halls, a themed night like this is an easy yes. It is a night for people who miss the era when blown-out synths and blurry photos defined a scene, and for newer fans who found the music through playlists.

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