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Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is a nightlife venue located in Los Angeles, California, renowned for its eclectic interiors and energetic dance scene. Established in the late 2010s, the club quickly gained a reputation as one of the city's most stylish nightlife destinations, with its retro-inspired decor reminiscent of 1960s and 1970s mod culture, setting itself apart from typical LA nightclubs. Housed in a converted industrial space in the Koreatown neighborhood, the design features LED-lit tunnels, a circular dance floor, and futuristic fixtures, all combining to create an immersive, Instagram-worthy environment.

Since its inception, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang has become synonymous with vibrant dance music, particularly focusing on disco, funk, house, and other groove-driven genres, cementing its status as a haven for music lovers and dancers alike. The venue has not undergone significant relocations, but it has made subtle structural updates and upgrades to enhance audio-visual experiences and crowd flow, ensuring it remains contemporary and comfortable. Culturally, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang contributes to LA’s reputation as a city that celebrates nightlife innovation; it fosters an inclusive environment that attracts a diverse clientele, from longtime Angelenos to visiting celebrities and globe-trotting party-goers, helping to keep the city a touchstone for nightlife trends.

Its emphasis on community, quality sound, and curated themed nights has helped shape the experience-driven clubbing culture of Los Angeles. Notable artists who have performed at Kiss Kiss Bang Bang include international acts such as James Murphy (LCD Soundsystem), Purple Disco Machine, and Louie Vega, as well as celebrated local talents like DJ Harvey, Heidi Lawden, Jason Bentley, and Marques Wyatt. The club is also a platform for emerging LA-based selectors and collective residencies, continually enhancing its dynamic, ever-evolving roster of performers.