Micky's A Gogo Happy Hour

Tuesday nights at Micky's belong to Dude Ranch — a weekly country line dancing party where boots and sneakers are equally welcome. DJ Rick Dominguez spins country hits and line dance favorites from 7 PM to midnight, and the vibe is beginner-friendly; regulars will show you the ropes if you've never two-stepped before. No cover, no pretense, just good people, strong drinks, and a dance floor that actually knows how to have fun.

Wednesday nights at Micky's belong to Eddie and the crowd that shows up to grab the mic and have a genuinely good time. Happy hour runs 4–7pm with $5 well drinks, $5 beer, and $5 food specials, then karaoke takes over from 6pm till late. No cover, no pretense — just good people, questionable singing, and the kind of midweek reset that actually works.

Wednesday nights at Micky's belong to Hot Rod — a high-energy dance party hosted by Stefano Rosso and Richie J Rod, featuring go-go dancers, DJ-spun hits across house, hip-hop, and top 40, and the kind of crowd that knows how to move. Walk-ins welcome, and the vibe runs from 9 PM until 2 AM.

Micky's WeHo turns up the heat with Summer Splash Down — a poolside celebration that brings the energy of a packed dance floor to the height of summer. Expect cold drinks, hot beats, and the kind of crowd that knows how to make Thursday nights count. Perfect for cooling off and heating up all at once.

Micky's Thursday Latin night is where the dance floor never stops moving — two floors of salsa, reggaeton, bachata, and everything in between, plus gogo dancers who keep the energy high from 10 PM to 2 AM. DJ Ivan Mariscal spins the classics and chart-toppers that have made this a West Hollywood institution. It's the kind of night where the music feels like home and everyone's dancing.

The show everyone's been waiting for hits the big screen at Micky's — grab a seat, order a drink, and settle in with a room full of people who actually know their lip sync assassins from their lip sync disasters. It's the kind of viewing party where the crowd reactions are half the entertainment.