2000s World at Catch One Los Angeles

If the soundtrack to your teens was flip phones, ringtones and a radio that never stopped playing the same twenty hits, this is the party that plays all of them back. 2000s World lands at Catch One on Friday, October 16, with a full night of Y2K pop, hip-hop and EDM, and it is an easy pick among the LA events this weekend for anyone who wants to dance to songs they already know every word of.

When: Friday, October 16, 10 PM to 2 AM Where: Catch One, 4067 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles Price: Free early, $12.45 to $33.77 after Ages: 18+ with valid government ID Host: Too Chillz

What to expect

The promoter, Too Chillz, bills it as nonstop throwbacks with no breaks: pop singles, hip-hop party starters and EDM remixes from the 2000s, played in the club's main room, which the organizers say holds more than 1,000 guests. The flyer leans hard into the era, with bubble lettering, flip phone charms and a collage of pop stars, so expect the crowd to match.

Costumes are not required but are strongly encouraged, and any costume will do. If you do wear a mask, you will need to take it off at the door for ID verification.

Tickets and entry

Entry is free before 10:30 PM for guests 18 and over, and free before 11 PM for guests 21 and over, so arriving right when doors open at 10 PM pays off. After that window, the listing shows an early bird tier at $12.45, general admission at $23.11 and a VIP skip-the-line option at $33.77. All sales are final. Bottle service is handled by text message through the number on the event listing.

Getting there

Catch One sits on West Pico Boulevard near Crenshaw, a historic Black-owned nightclub site that has hosted dance floors for decades. Parking can be tight on a Friday night, so a rideshare is the easier call. Weapons of any kind, including toy ones, are not allowed, and the venue notes that attendees may be photographed or filmed for promotional use.

If you are mapping out things happening in Los Angeles on a Friday night, this one is simple: show up early, skip the cover, and let the throwbacks do the rest. Browse more nightlife picks on the nightlife category page for what else is on this month.