October 31 & November 1 | Monroe St. Abbey, Downtown Phoenix
Presented by Amore Club & Phase 3
This Halloween season, one of downtown’s most historic spaces comes alive in a way few have ever seen. For two nights only, SOULS will turn the Monroe Street Abbey into an immersive playground of music, art, and energy that celebrates both the darkness of Halloween and the light of Día de los Muertos.
Inside the Abbey’s gothic walls, deep rhythms will echo through stained glass as melodic techno and hypnotic visuals fill every corner. The team behind Amore Club and Phase 3 has crafted an experience that feels closer to ceremony than party — one built on sound, light, and shared energy.
Friday | October 31
ECHONOMIST
MARCO LYS
YAMAGUCCI
JENIA TARSOL
HARDEN
Saturday | November 1
MITA GAMI
MILUHSKA
FERGIE
MAAHEZ
OFIER
VIXN
What Awaits Inside
Every year, Phoenix nightlife pushes its creative limits for Halloween, but SOULS has become the event that sets the tone. Expect a full visual buildout across the Abbey’s vaulted architecture, intricate lighting displays, and a lineup curated for a slow rise from underground tones to euphoric peaks.
The two nights tell different stories. Friday leans darker and more mysterious, while Saturday opens up into colorful energy that celebrates life, rhythm, and connection. Guests are encouraged to dress for the moment — expression is part of the experience.
VIP tables are extremely limited. Text or call (702) 201-0023 to reserve before they sell out.
Why This One Matters
The Abbey itself is a rare setting for electronic music: a space where the past and present coexist. When the first bassline hits and light floods the stone arches, it creates something you can’t replicate anywhere else in the city.
SOULS isn’t just an event on the calendar; it’s a marker of how far Phoenix’s underground and house scenes have evolved. Two nights, one portal, and a community ready to lose itself in sound.
🎟️ Secure Your Tickets Here
Follow @amoreclub and @phase3events on Instagram for lineup updates, table reservations, and set times.
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