Catch One stands as an iconic nightclub in Los Angeles' Arlington Heights neighborhood, on the edge of Koreatown, housed in a historic 1925 Mediterranean Revival building that evolved from a segregated venue into America's oldest Black-owned disco. Founded in 1973 by trailblazing owner Jewel Thais-Williams, it became a vital haven for Black LGBTQ+ communities, hosting legends like Sylvester, Donna Summer, and Janet Jackson amid the disco era, and enduring through the AIDS crisis as a pillar of dance music and queer liberation. Renovated in 2016 after new ownership in 2015, Catch One now boasts five versatile rooms, including the pulsating Disco (800 capacity) with Funktion-One sound, the immersive Underground (450 capacity), and intimate spots like Circle Bar (50 capacity), totaling up to 2,500 for events. It champions diverse genres from EDM and hip-hop to rock and queer nights, featuring world-class lineups like Boiler Room and Soulja Boy, paired with affordable drinks, top-tier audio, and a welcoming vibe that redefines LA nightlife. This multi-room powerhouse blends rich heritage with cutting-edge production, offering state-of-the-art DJ setups and stages across its dynamic spaces, making it a premier spot for electrifying live music and events.