Victor Ruiz Headlines WORK's Secret LA Warehouse

WORK's secret-venue series keeps rolling through October with a headline slot for Victor Ruiz on Saturday, October 24. PASH and Frida Henson fill out the rest of the night at a Los Angeles location that isn't public yet, with music running 11pm to 6am.

Who's Playing

Victor Ruiz founded Volta Records and has built a catalog of releases on labels like Drumcode and Global Underground, which puts him squarely in the driving-techno lane that WORK's crowd tends to favor. He's known as a dynamic selector, someone who reads a room and adjusts rather than running a fixed set from start to finish, and a four-plus-hour slot in a warehouse room is where that skill matters most.

PASH plays support, bringing a sound built for the same kind of long, dark sets that define WORK's calendar. Frida Henson rounds out the bill. Between the three of them, expect the night to move from a measured warm-up into something heavier as the hours stack up, with Victor Ruiz likely carrying the back half.

The Venue

As with most WORK nights, the location reads TBA on the ticket page. The promoter, a joint effort between 6AM and Synthetik Minds, doesn't publish its venues ahead of a show. The address goes out to ticket holders once tickets are purchased, typically close to the event date. Past WORK nights have used raw industrial spaces, so dress for concrete floors and minimal climate control.

Practical Info

• When: Saturday, October 24, 2026, 11pm to 6am
• Where: Location TBA, Los Angeles (address sent to ticket holders)
• Price: From $24
• Tickets: Sold through DICE

Because the venue isn't public until after you buy in, there's no fixed neighborhood to plan around yet. Budget extra time for the unknown and keep your phone charged for the address drop.

For more of this corner of the city's nightlife, check out our other EDM listings or browse what else is on in Los Angeles this month.