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    Framework Unveils Re:Frame Season 2 With More Than 25 Nights in LA

    By Mark MancinoSeptember 28, 2026
    Above: Franky Rizardo by @highaboveproductions
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    Expanded winter series brings ZHU, Black Book Records, Drumcode, Nora En Pure, Duke Dumont, Sasha & John Digweed, deadmau5 & more to Reframe Studios.

    Framework is bringing re:frame back to Los Angeles for a second season, expanding the winter series to more than 25 nights at Reframe Studios in Atwater Village from December 4, 2026 through February 27, 2027.

    The season opens with two nights from ZHU before moving through a diverse calendar featuring Black Book Records, Drumcode, Bedouin presents SAGA, nimino, Nora En Pure, and Duke Dumont’s New Year’s Eve celebration, with additional programming still to be announced.

    This expanded season follows a strong debut for re:frame, which welcomed more than 30,000 attendees across six weeks and sold out eight performances. The series also became a platform for artists to present custom productions, including the CamelPhat Experience, The Martinez Brothers’ Orbita tour and Long Feng’s Lunar New Year installation.

    Season 2 will continue that approach inside Reframe Studios, a former film and television production campus featuring two 20,000-square-foot soundstages, with redesigned audio, lighting, video, staging and spatial elements planned throughout the calendar.

    Above: John Summit | Photo courtesy of Framework

    Continuing into the top of the year, the lineups for January and February include Sasha & John Digweed, deadmau5, Nic Fanciulli & Paco Osuna, Layton Giordani, Dennis Cruz, Cassian, Mahmut Orhan, Hot Since 82, WhoMadeWho, Carlita, Damian Lazarus & Tripolism and more.

    The season will also feature Goldenvoice collaborations with nimino and Layton Giordani, while Carlita and Damian Lazarus join Long Feng for Lunar New Year programming. With Nylon Nights, special extended sets, birthday celebrations and two closing-party dates also on the schedule, re:frame Season 2 will turn Reframe Studios into a recurring destination for Los Angeles’ electronic music community throughout the winter.

    re:frame Season 2

    • Dec. 4: Reframe Studios — ZHU (Grand Opening Weekend)
    • Dec. 5: Reframe Studios — ZHU (Grand Opening Weekend)
    • Dec. 10: Reframe Studios — Black Book Records Anniversary
    • Dec. 11: Reframe Studios — Drumcode LA
    • Dec. 12: Reframe Studios — Bedouin presents SAGA
    • Dec. 18: Reframe Studios — nimino
    • Dec. 19: Reframe Studios — Nora En Pure
    • Dec. 31: Reframe Studios — Duke Dumont (NYE)
    • Jan. 1: Reframe Studios — Chasewest
    • Jan. 2: Reframe Studios — TBA
    • Jan. 8: Reframe Studios — Sasha & John Digweed
    • Jan. 9: Reframe Studios — deadmau5 (Special Birthday Celebration)
    • Jan. 15: Reframe Studios — Nic Fanciulli & Paco Osuna
    • Jan. 16: Reframe Studios — TBA
    • Jan. 17: Reframe Studios — TBA
    • Jan. 22: Reframe Studios — Layton Giordani (4 Hour Extended Set)
    • Jan. 23: Reframe Studios — Dennis Cruz
    • Jan. 29: Reframe Studios — Cassian
    • Jan. 30: Reframe Studios — Mahmut Orhan
    • Feb. 5: Reframe Studios — Hot Since 82
    • Feb. 6: Reframe Studios — WhoMadeWho (Hybrid DJ Set)
    • Feb. 12: Reframe Studios — Nylon Nights: Big Game Edition
    • Feb. 13: Reframe Studios — Nylon Nights: Big Game Edition
    • Feb. 19: Reframe Studios — Long Feng Lunar New Year: Carlita
    • Feb. 20: Reframe Studios — Long Feng Lunar New Year: Damian Lazarus & Tripolism
    • Feb. 26: Reframe Studios — Closing Party
    • Feb. 27: Reframe Studios — Closing Party

    Find more info and tickets at thisisframework.com/reframe.

    Framework Latest Los Angeles Re:Frame Season 2

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