Le Freak 70s Disco Halloween Party at Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, and Le Freak is making a case for spending it under a mirror ball. The party takes over Kiss Kiss Bang Bang on Wilshire Boulevard on October 31 with a 70s disco theme, and the flyer promises exactly the mood you would hope for: red-splattered horror styling on one side, glitter and dancefloor polish on the other. It is one of the more specific LA EDM nights on the Halloween calendar, and it leans on disco rather than the usual techno haze.

What to expect

The night is presented by Orlove By Night and Stereo Punks, according to the poster. The theme is 70s disco crossed with Halloween, so expect costumes that mix bell-bottoms, sequins and the occasional blood spatter. Disco is the genre tag on the listing, which points to grooves, strings and long sing-along choruses more than festival drops. No lineup was published with the information we have, so check the organizers' page for DJ names before you go.

When and where

When: Saturday, October 31, 2026. The poster lists a 9:00 PM start. Where: Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, 3531 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010. Age: 21+. Tickets: Not confirmed here. The flyer says to text "FREAK" to the number printed on it.

The start and end times in this post's data are placeholders because no timed listing was available to us. Trust the flyer and the official ticket page over them.

Planning your night

Wilshire Boulevard in Koreatown is well served by the Metro D Line, and rideshare drop-offs are easy on a busy Halloween night. Parking nearby fills up quickly on holiday weekends, so give yourself extra time if you drive. Bring a valid ID, since the 21+ rule applies at the door, and wear shoes you can dance in for hours.

If you are building a Halloween weekend, this is one of the stronger things to do in Los Angeles that night, and it pairs well with other raves in Los Angeles and club nights across the city. Browse the full EDM events page for more picks, and see our other Halloween disco options if you want to compare. Costumes are the whole point, so commit to the bit.