It wouldn’t be LA without nightlife, and Loop Magazine is here to navigate the scene with you. Engaging stories from crowded clubs, chill bars where singles can mingle, delicious dining experiences, and live music: we’ve got the intel! Essential to Loop’s storytelling, our suggestions for nightlife venues vary depending on age and taste, but we’re sure to guide you to the luxury you deserve. Click below to spend the night with Loop Mag.
It was supposed to be a casual night out. Early 2000s Night in Hollywood. The plan was to have a few drinks, dance to songs my middle school self could only imagine hearing at the club, and make some unforgettable memories. Two truths and a lie.
At the Club Room inside the Soho Grand Hotel, classic glamour meets live music and show-stopping bites, ideal for a first date that feels effortless and memorable.
TikTok’s recession trends reveal how economic anxiety is fueling a new wave of nightlife, proving that when times get tough, people party harder.
Let me get something straight: I bartend, I smile, I make your overpriced Instagram cocktails look cute, but deep down? I hate it when people order anything other than a shot. Seriously. Hate it.
From tacky tiki cocktails at happy hour to late night karaoke and after hours by the beach, we’ve planned your full weekend itinerary on Catalina Island.
Five new restaurants with five different moods, all united by flavor, detail, and that late-night glow only LA seems to capture.
Does physical media really sound better? Or do people just listen to vinyl for the experience? There’s something nostalgic about it, even though I was born during the CD era, when vinyl records were considered obsolete. Maybe I’m an old soul, or maybe I’m just plain tired of the same old house music at every nightclub on Hollywood Boulevard.
I hate going out. I hate it with the kind of deep, existential hatred that only someone who has spent thousands of dollars on overpriced drinks and terrible music can understand.
Beakers and broomsticks and beetlejuice, oh my! From mad-scientist cocktail labs to gothic speakeasies, these are the five bars making Hollywood nightlife deliciously haunted this Halloween season.
I moved to LA for new beginnings. Instead, I found smoking martinis, pregame rituals, sober curiosity, and the art of turning every night into a story worth telling.
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