Sunshine, skyline views, femmes, thems, angels and fairies: Siouxsie Q will host the Dangerous Angels Day Party on April 19 in collaboration with legendary author Francesca Lia Block and Somewhere Special, a new historic rooftop venue in the heart of downtown Los Angeles.
For immediate release: April 14, 2026
(HOLLYWOOD, CA) Award-winning director, producer, performer and creative forceSiouxsie Q (www.instagram.com/siouxsieqmedia) invites guests to step into a world of fantasy and nostalgia Day party ‘Dangerous Angels’takes place on Sunday, April 19 from 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM Somewhere special, the rooftop bar at the top of the STILE Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles. The event is free with RSVP, which can be done at partiful.com/e/KYHG66forgK2TrK5eAUU.
Presented in collaboration with LA’s literary crown jewel Francesca Lia Blok(www.instagram.com/francescaliablock) and somewhere special (www.instagram.com/ergensspeciaal.la/), the immersive daytime gathering is inspired by Block’s beloved Dangerous Angels series, bringing together nostalgic beats, dreamy performances and a vibrant community in a lush rooftop setting at 929 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA.
Guests can expect stacked throwback sets from DJs Ethicaldrvgs (www.instagram.com/ethicaldrvgs) and Modestpup (www.instagram.com/modestpup), spinning favorites from the 80s, 90s, new wave, disco and punk. The event will also feature a dangerously angelic live performance from rising star Vivi S. Fierce (www.instagram.com/vivisfierce), along with enchanted performances of extraordinary folly from Michael Vegas (www.instagram.com/michaelvegas) and host Siouxsie Q herself. The event’s highlights seem straight out of one of Block’s modern fairy tales and also include an encounter with real angels (www.instagram.com/angelbirdflight/) kicks off the festivities at 1:11 p.m., followed by go-go angel boy August Rain who welcomes guests to the chessboard dance floor surrounded by tropical plants. A Jayne Mansfield look-alike contest begins at 3:33 p.m., all against a breathtaking view of the skyline of the one and only City of Angels.
Visitors are encouraged to arrive heavenly dressed in their best glamour, glitter, vintage, punk, mermaid, sparkler, fairy and faun inspired looks.
For those looking to add a dose of esoteric opulence to their afternoon, VIP table and bottle service guests will also receive a personalized tarot experience and go home with a unique, rare fantasy paperback by Francesca Lia Block, courtesy of Paperback Hunt (www.instagram.com/paperbackhunt). For questions regarding VIP table reservations and bottle service, please contact info@somewherespecial.la.
Francesca Lia Blok (francescaliablock.com/) is a defining voice of Los Angeles mythmaking, best known for her groundbreaking works, including Weetzie Bat from the Dangerous Angels series, which merge punk sensibilities and magical realism while celebrating unconventional identities and chosen family.
“The Dangerous Angels series changed my life, and I know it has for so many other people.said Siouxsie Q. “I always strive for that sense of wonder, everyday magic and fierce community in everything I do, and this party is my way of crystallizing that into an immersive afternoon experience; I would be honored if you were a part of it.”
Somewhere Special, a new rooftop venue atop the historic United Theater and connected to the STILE Hotel, offers whimsical comfort food and a full drink menu, including a delicious range of non-alcoholic options, in addition to one of the city’s best panoramic views.
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ABOUT SIOUXSIE Q
Siouxsie Q is a multi-talented performer, writer and advocate whose work in the adult industry spans performing, directing and activism for sex worker rights. Known for her keen insight and passion for storytelling, Siouxsie has contributed to mainstream conversations about adult entertainment, bringing authenticity and nuance to discussions about sex work, culture and media representation.
