Los Angeles Gay Dance Clubs

The Chapel is a gay dance club in the heart of WeHo, the sister venue of The Abbey. In the evening, this bar transforms nightly into one of Los Angeles' best and most popular gay nightclubs.

Expect packed out floors and amazing DJ's in this incredible venue, owned by LA icon David Cooley. Check out their weekly events, including the popular Sunday School.

Established in 1989, Micky's is an L.A. gay institution and regarded as one of the most popular gay venues n West Hollywood.

The two-storey bar & nightclub has a relatively small dance floor that always gets packed on weekends - definitely a place with some action and hot guys.

Micky's hosts regular parties with top DJ's, go-go dancers and drag shows by many of America's fiercest queens; including Showgirls on Monday. Regular drink specials are on offer.

A lesser-known West Hollywood LGBT-popular club. Open Thursday through to Sunday, this venue offers VIP services and themed nights with dancers which attract a raucous crowd.

Head to Fantasy Fridays at this venue for one of the largest lesbian events in West Hollywood. There is no cover for their Rasputin Russian Love Machine on Saturday nights.

Regular drag shows and live bands are the central attractions at this Latin cowboy-themed East Hollywood gay nightclub. Spice up your night with 3 dance floors, each playing a different musical theme, with salsa, reggaeton and house mixes.

Head upstairs to the stage area and enjoy one of the famous shows or enjoy a taco on the patio if you feel hungry. Most if not all communication is in Spanish. If you're looking for a hot cha-cha night, then slide to Club Tempo.

Heart WeHo promises legendary nights in Los Angeles with vibrant beats, flowing drinks, and a diverse crowd. This venue is all about celebrating diversity with DJs, drag queens, and go-go boys under the LA skyline.

Downtown’s LA's largest gay bar, Precinct has quickly made a name for itself since opening in mid-2015.

From drag shows by the Boulet Brothers to events by perennial partier Mario Diaz, they’ve attracted many of LA’s contemporary nightlife legends. If downtown LA is the new West Hollywood, this is their Abbey.

Just a few blocks from the Ace Hotel, the self-dubbed "rock and roll gay bar" is a space for leather, lipstick, and bears.

The expansive 8500 ft² 2nd floor includes a bar, dance floor, stage and a wrap-around terrace with commanding views over the exposed brick decor. A perfect spot for a Sunday beer.

The LASH is a concept club, bar, performance and social space located in the historic core of downtown Los Angeles and Hollywood. This nights-only downtown watering hole lures the hip and the hipper with a lean, carefully curated wine and beer list, plus plenty of exotic cocktails.

The lofty, industrial space spans multiple rooms, outfitted with edgy accessories like subway tiles, broken mirrors, concrete and marble. The place feels a little more like a party at an exclusive, tucked-away Berlin club than it does a night out at your standard LA dance spot.

The DJ is known to spin the perfect combination of beat-heavy dance hits and tracks you can sing along to, and the dim spot provides a notoriously ideal (and sweaty) stage for dance floor make-outs.

Not a gay venue. Catch One is an LGBT-popular nightclub and performance venue with two levels, featuring live DJ's, musicians, performers and various live acts.

This bustling club welcomes a mixed, diverse crowd. Expect a state-of-the-art sound system, flashing lights, and a large dance floor. Music is mostly electronic, and on occasions the club features rappers.

This North Hollywood gay Latin nightclub features 3 bars and a dance floor with go-go dancers parading around the venue.

Club Cobra serves premium drinks and cocktails and offers multi-bottle service, with exclusive VIP sections available.

Weekly themed parties here include Transgender Thursdays. Drinks specials and Spanish music keep the action going until the early morning hours.