Framework announces the return of re:frame series

Framework has announced the return of re:frame, bringing its immersive Los Angeles dance series back for a second winter season.

Framework is officially bringing re:frame back to Los Angeles this winter. The immersive indoor series will roll out its highly coveted second season from December 2026 through February 2027. The LA-based promoter confirmed the news on Instagram, teasing that more information is on the way. Ticket availability has also been announced, though the first artist names and exact show dates remain under wraps.

re:frame made its debut earlier this year inside Reframe Studios in Atwater Village. The concept turned a working film and production soundstage into a purposeful nightlife space. It offered the scale of a major event without losing the close feel that keeps patrons coming back.

Its first run opened on January 16 with MK, thereafter featuring Mind Against, Dombresky, CamelPhat, The Martinez Brothers, and Jan Blomqvist. That initial schedule made it clear Framework wasn’t treating the project as a one-off experiment. The room itself also became part of the story. Reframe Studios offered serious soundproofing, ceiling rigging, climate control, and room for Framework’s custom production ideas.

Framework co-founder Kobi Danan previously described the goal as scaling up the club experience. Rather than sending every eye toward one stage, he designed re:frame to make the entire room feel active. The lighting, visual installations, and sound all shift the focus outward. Moreover, re:frame’s Atwater Village location has given dance music fans another reason to leave the usual Hollywood and Downtown circuits behind.

Framework has spent years making unusual spaces work for electronic music. The promoter’s history includes site-specific shows across Los Angeles, alongside events in Las Vegas, Austin, and Bali. Its programming remains rooted in house and techno, but re:frame brings that vision indoors.

Season two arrives with an established identity already in place. Fans know to expect a niche warehouse setting, heavyweight selectors, and production that leaves them reeling after a night out. While lineups are still loading, the return of the Framework re:frame series undoubtedly signals that winter in LA will be the place to be.

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Having grown up just an earshot from Ultra Miami’s venue Bayfront Park, it was next to impossible for me not to fall in love with electronic music. My love for music was evidently strong enough for me to write my college essay on festival culture and continue attending Ultra for 12 consecutive years (still counting). As an avid traveler, I’m definitely not afraid to hop on a plane for a music event. My current bucket list festivals right now are Tomorrowland in Belgium, Cercle Festival in France, Kappa Futur in Italy, and Sonus in Croatia. Though the list could go on forever, some of my favorite artists are Franky Wah, BICEP, Cassian, and Mochakk.

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