If your idea of a good time includes striped suits, skeletal smiles and a hint of the supernatural, then consider your Friday night plans sorted. A Tim Burton-themed rave is coming to Hollywood this summer, inviting ravers to step into the filmmaker’s eerie and whimsical universe for one night only.
Taking place June 27th at Beetle House, a venue located at the corner of Hollywood Boulevard and La Brea already filled with Burton-inspired décor, the event promises a dancefloor full of costumed characters and cinematic oddities. The event, titled “Nightmare Before Halloween,” invites guests to dress in gothic attire or movie-inspired cosplay, transforming the night into a celebration of the strange and supernatural.
Whether you’re channeling Lydia Deetz or Jack Skellington, all corners of Burton’s filmography are welcome. The iconic auteur directed Alice in Wonderland, Batman, Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands and several episodes of Wednesday, among other influential works.
The atmosphere will be set with moody visuals, themed installations and signature cocktails that look like they were dreamt up in another dimension. On the music front, DJs JPEG and NOIZITH will spin a mix of goth-leaning beats and rave-ready cuts that keep the dancefloor in motion from start to finish.
Hosted by CLUB01, “Nightmare Before Halloween” taps into the growing trend of pop culture-themed raves, where nostalgia and fandom collide with high-energy party experiences. Burton’s idiosyncratic world, full of fantasy and darkness, fits that mold perfectly and follows in the footsteps of raves inspired by Shrek, Pokémon, It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia and more.
You can RSVP to “Nightmare Before Halloween” and find tickets here.
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