Electrik Seoul: K-Pop x EDM - Time Nightclub, Costa Mesa
Orange County gets told its nightlife ends at a rooftop bar with a nineteen-dollar cocktail and a cover band. Nobody told the Korean-American kids in Irvine and Fullerton who have spent years driving up to Koreatown because nothing closer played what they wanted. This one stays south. K-pop cut with EDM, loud, on a Thursday - and the Thursday is the real tell, because a weeknight crowd is never the casual one. Nobody burns a school night on something they are lukewarm about. Time is a fourteen-thousand-square-foot room with tiered booths ringing the floor, so the people not dancing are still watching the people who are, and that changes how hard the floor goes. The other thing a Thursday does is thin out the people who came to be seen, which leaves the ones who came to sing - and a K-pop floor only works when enough of the room is willing to be embarrassing out loud together. Doors at 10pm, 21+, 1875 Newport Boulevard. The OC scene that turns out for this keeps its own calendar, and most of Los Angeles has never once looked at it.
Orange County gets told its nightlife ends at a rooftop bar with a nineteen-dollar cocktail and a cover band. Nobody told the Korean-American kids in Irvine and Fullerton who have spent years driving up to Koreatown because nothing closer played what they wanted. This one stays south. K-pop cut with EDM, loud, on a Thursday - and the Thursday is the real tell, because a weeknight crowd is never the casual one. Nobody burns a school night on something they are lukewarm about. Time is a fourteen-thousand-square-foot room with tiered booths ringing the floor, so the people not dancing are still watching the people who are, and that changes how hard the floor goes. The other thing a Thursday does is thin out the people who came to be seen, which leaves the ones who came to sing - and a K-pop floor only works when enough of the room is willing to be embarrassing out loud together. Doors at 10pm, 21+, 1875 Newport Boulevard. The OC scene that turns out for this keeps its own calendar, and most of Los Angeles has never once looked at it.
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Orange County gets told its nightlife ends at a rooftop bar with a nineteen-dollar cocktail and a cover band. Nobody told the Korean-American kids in Irvine and Fullerton who have spent years driving up to Koreatown because nothing closer played what they wanted. This one stays south. K-pop cut with EDM, loud, on a Thursday - and the Thursday is the real tell, because a weeknight crowd is never the casual one. Nobody burns a school night on something they are lukewarm about. Time is a fourteen-thousand-square-foot room with tiered booths ringing the floor, so the people not dancing are still watching the people who are, and that changes how hard the floor goes. The other thing a Thursday does is thin out the people who came to be seen, which leaves the ones who came to sing - and a K-pop floor only works when enough of the room is willing to be embarrassing out loud together. Doors at 10pm, 21+, 1875 Newport Boulevard. The OC scene that turns out for this keeps its own calendar, and most of Los Angeles has never once looked at it.
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