Framework drops steamy Summer Series lineup in LA
Framework launches 13-show Summer Series across iconic Los Angeles venues
Framework just took their events to another level with the release of their 2026 Summer Series, consisting of 13 shows spanning the summer across outdoor venues throughout Los Angeles. Each piece of the series feels intentionally curated. The lineup blends globally recognized talent with emerging artists, while each venue selected carries cultural significance within the city itself.
Framework has built an elite reputation for transforming unconventional spaces into some of the most talked-about nightlife destinations. They’ve mastered the art of pairing dance music talent with immersive environments and elite production outside of the traditional club setting.
Over the years, they’ve grown into one of the most influential underground electronic music promoters in the world. While Framework has been producing large-scale outdoor summer events in Los Angeles for years, 2026 marks the first time they’ve officially unified the concept under the branding of “Summer Series.”
“Los Angeles deserves live experiences that feel exciting and unique to the city,” said Kobi Danan, founder of Framework. “For us, this summer is about bringing people together in great locations, sharing great music, and continuing to show why Los Angeles plays such an important role in global dance music today.”
The Summer Series officially kicked off on May 2nd with Discolines’ sold-out show at Exposition Park in partnership with Goldenvoice. The event drew in over 12,000 fans.
Next came &ME, a core member of Keinemusik, who performed at Cabrillo Beach on May 9th for Framework’s first-ever sold-out beach event, where 6,000 fans gathered alongside the Los Angeles waterfront. The series continues May 30th with Gorgon City at re:frame Studios Outdoors, an open-air extension of Framework’s Atwater Village venue. The incorporation of re:frame Studios Outdoors into the Summer Series further expands Framework’s footprint across Los Angeles.
The venue has quickly become one of the city’s most in-demand nightlife destinations, proving there is growing demand for design-forward, experience-driven events. That momentum pushed Framework to continue investing in large-scale outdoor production across the city, ultimately leading to the evolution of the Summer Series itself.
On Saturday, June 6th, historic Chinatown destination Gin Ling Way will host Deep House Bible, the global event platform and label, featuring Ahmed Spins. Then on June 19th and 20th, Framework will take over LA State Historic Park for a two-day Chris Lake event featuring supporting artists Ayybo, Ragie Ban, Hot Since 82, and Club De Combat.
SG Lewis will take over Gin Ling Way on Saturday, July 11th, for an already sold-out show.
Additional Summer Series performances include:
July 18th — SOSA at Exposition Lawn
July 25th — Max Dean B2B Luke Dean at Exposition Lawn
August 8th — Carlita at Gin Ling Way
August 22nd — Rossi at Exposition Lawn
September 12th — Planet X featuring Ben Sterling at California Plaza in Downtown LA
The Summer Series runs through September 19th, with Francis Mercier and special guest Shimza closing out the season at re:frame Studios Outdoors, the venue that ultimately became a catalyst for the Summer Series concept itself.
With the launch of Summer Series, Framework continues setting a new standard for nightlife and live entertainment by turning Los Angeles itself into part of the experience.
Featured image credit: Framework press team
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