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.
The VIP Lounge hosted by Andy King and Tito’s Vodka kicked off the Anne Saxelby Legacy Fund Benefit in style, offering craft cocktails, fervent community, and support for sustainable farming and apprenticeship.
Nightlife was built on escapism, not velvet ropes. As bottle service prices soar and clubs close worldwide, we explore why table service is killing the industry, and what venues must do to win back the dance floor.
Buchanan’s Green Seal Blended Scotch Whisky brings bold tropical flavor and Latin ritmo to every night out. Discover the whiskey made for your inner circle.
Rooftop Cinema Club proves that in LA, movie night belongs under the stars.
Lemon Grove Sounds at The Aster is where DJ sets and dazzling views create a night that defines the weekend’s rhythm.
In a city that runs on caffeine by day and cocktails by night, dating in LA has taught me one thing: For a first date, choose the martini over the macchiato.
La Boheme West Hollywood
When the lights dim and the first note hits, jazz gives LA nightlife a different kind of glamour. From candlelit supper clubs to speakeasies behind newsstands, these LA jazz bars are where sound, style, and scene collide.
Celebrate 10 years of Marion Miami, Brickell’s iconic supper club. Founder Mathieu Massa shares the inside scoop on the legendary Thursday Soirées, unforgettable nights, and how Marion became a Miami nightlife institution.
LOOP’s exclusive interview with Karan Khanna reveals how El Cristiano’s bold mezcal debut blends Oaxacan tradition with Beverly Hills nightlife.
Tableau Productions’ newest cabaret, ‘Down the Rabbit Hole’, challenges you to experience Wonderland from a “rather curious” point of view.