Twitchfits Halloween IV 2026: Cosmic Joke Bring Pro Skater 2 to Proyecto, Los Angeles on October 24

Purple and yellow Halloween illustration with punk skeleton characters and Twitchfits Halloween IV event details.

A familiar skate-game soundtrack, played by a hardcore band, on a bill where everyone has another musical identity for the night: that is the appeal of Twitchfits Halloween IV at Proyecto in Los Angeles on October 24, 2026. Cosmic Joke’s Pro Skater 2 set makes this more than a Halloween show with costumes in the crowd. The bands are dressing up through the songs themselves.

If you grew attached to music through repeated runs in a skate game, the idea has an immediate pull. You may remember a riff before you remember a level. Put that recognition in a live room and the soundtrack becomes something shared again, rather than something playing behind an individual session.

When: Saturday, October 24, 2026

Where: Proyecto, 718 Jackson Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Doors: 7 PM local time · All ages

Presented by: SOS Booking

Cosmic Joke trade the console for the stage

Cosmic Joke are billed as Cosmic Joke’s Pro Skater 2, performing music from the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 soundtrack. The concept is reported in the show announcement covered by Lambgoat. It tells us the source material, but not a confirmed running order or a complete song list.

That distinction leaves something worth discovering at the show. A soundtrack tribute invites the band to connect songs that listeners may associate with the same game even when they come from different musical corners. The pleasure is in hearing what survives that move into a live set: a recognizable entrance, a chorus that suddenly belongs to the room, or a rhythm that feels different when nobody is holding a controller.

Those are reasons to be interested, not a prediction of specific songs or crowd behavior. I would go into this set curious about the choices and transitions, rather than expecting a complete recreation of the soundtrack.

The whole bill has a Halloween alter ego

Twitching Tongues return as Twitchfits for a Misfits covers set. Around them, the rest of the bill turns the costume idea into a series of musical transformations.

The announced cover-set identities
Billed name Who / what to expect
Twitchfits Twitching Tongues performing Misfits
Cosmic Joke’s Pro Skater 2 Cosmic Joke performing songs from Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2
Britty Eat World Pity Sex performing Jimmy Eat World
Burnin’ It Down Firestarter performing Judge
Alice in Contract Contract Killer performing Alice in Chains

The mix is the draw. A listener arriving for one reference has several other ways into the evening, from a game soundtrack to a band’s interpretation of another artist. Instead of treating the support sets as time to fill, this is a bill that rewards knowing the alternate names before you arrive.

Before you head to Proyecto

SOS Booking’s event page confirms the venue details, 7 PM doors and all-ages admission, and directs buyers to its TicketWeb listing. Check that route for current ticket availability. A live inventory or ticket price could not be verified for this article.

Doors opening is not a promise that a particular band starts then. No individual set times are confirmed here. If Cosmic Joke are your main reason for going, arriving for doors is a more reliable plan than guessing their place in the running order.

The poster invites attendees to wear a costume. Keep yours practical for standing and moving around other people: secure loose pieces, avoid sharp accessories and check with the venue about anything bulky. Plan the journey to the Jackson Street address and your way home before leaving; do not assume a parking space or a re-entry policy.

The skull-and-star tee extends the skate reference

Cosmic Joke’s Instagram announcement brings the visual side into focus: a skull, a red star and the band name across the back of a dark tee. The caption credits Dark Matter Toys for the design, describes Tony Hawk as the inspiration and names Edgemen Printing. It also describes the band’s original event-tee run as 50 pieces and sold out.

The graphic works as a small companion to the set concept. It carries the skate reference without needing to print a track list, and its large back placement gives it the feel of something you notice as someone walks toward the stage.

Take the skate-hardcore look beyond the show

If the artwork is what caught your eye, MerchReport has two online options below. Choose the standard tee for the lower price, or the acid-washed black version if you prefer a more weathered look. Either can work with plain black jeans or loose charcoal trousers; keep the rest simple and let the back graphic do the talking.

Cosmic Joke standard tee with skull-star back print and plain front.

The straightforward graphic tee

A plain front with the skull-and-star artwork on the back. Pick this version if you want the graphic at the lower listed price.

$20.00

View the Standard Tee & Sizes ↗

Cosmic Joke acid-washed black tee with skull-star back print.

The acid-washed black option

Choose this version if the faded black finish suits your wardrobe. Compare the product measurements before deciding on a relaxed fit.

$34.00

View the Acid-Washed Tee ↗

Both MerchReport listings were available to order when checked October 20, 2026. Prices, size options and delivery estimates can change. These online listings are separate from the band’s original 50-piece event run; no arrival before the October 24 show is promised.

A night built around recognition

The most interesting part of Twitchfits Halloween IV is the invitation to hear familiar music through someone else’s band. Cosmic Joke’s soundtrack set is one doorway into that idea; the other cover identities make it an evening-long theme.

Check the promoter’s latest event information before setting out. If you are choosing a shirt for everyday wear afterward, compare the two finishes above and use the size chart rather than guessing from a mockup. The show is the occasion; the graphic is something you can keep wearing once Halloween has passed.

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