Series Launches with Sold-Out Shows

The summer series kicked off with Disco Lines drawing a sold-out crowd of 12,000 fans to Exposition Park on May 2 in partnership with Goldenvoice. The momentum continued at Framework's first-ever beach event at Cabrillo Beach on May 9, where &ME—a core member of Keinemusik—brought his globally recognized sound to over 6,000 fans at the sold-out waterfront show.

Summer Lineup Spans May Through September

The series continues on Saturday, May 30 with Gorgon City at Reframe Studios Outdoors, Framework's open-air extension of its Atwater Village venue. On Saturday, June 6, historic Chinatown destination Gin Ling Way hosts Deep House Bible, the global event platform and label, featuring Ahmed Spins, the Moroccan producer behind recent international club releases, alongside Darco, EDD, and Erez.

A sold-out, two-day LA Historic Park takeover on Friday, June 19 and Saturday, June 20 features Chris Lake with support from AYYBO, Ragie Ban, Hot Since 82, and Club De Combat. On Saturday, July 11, house music selector and producer SG Lewis takes over Gin Ling Way for a sold-out show, followed by Saturday, August 8 with Carlita, the Istanbul-born producer and multi-instrumentalist.

On Saturday, July 18, SOSA, the Liverpool producer known for tech house releases, takes over Exposition Lawn. The following week on Saturday, July 25, London-based producer and label founder Max Dean joins Luke Dean for a back-to-back performance at Exposition Lawn. On Saturday, August 22, Rossi, the London artist known for underground house sets, returns to Exposition Lawn.

The series moves downtown on Saturday, September 12 to California Plaza for Planet X featuring Ben Sterling, the producer associated with labels including Solid Grooves and Planet X. The series closes on Saturday, September 19 with Francis Mercier and special guest Shimza at Reframe Studios Outdoors.

Expansion Builds on Landmark Year

The announcement follows a landmark year for Framework. During Coachella season, the company celebrated the fifth anniversary of "Framework In The Desert," its signature after-hours destination in Thermal, California. The sold-out, three-night experience welcomed more than 10,000 attendees and further cemented its status as one of Coachella week's defining cultural events. Framework has continued to expand its large-scale outdoor footprint across Los Angeles, including three takeovers of Hollywood Boulevard for Fisher and Chris Lake, Mochakk, and Adam Port of Keinemusik.

"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."

Framework's expansion into outdoor programming builds on the success of re:frame, its Atwater Village venue concept that has quickly become one of Los Angeles' most in-demand nightlife destinations. Tickets are available through Framework's official channels.