aeter - Haunting Hour at The Echo

A midweek show with a spooky name is a good way to spend the middle of November. On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, aeter brings Haunting Hour to The Echo, the Sunset Boulevard club in Echo Park. Ticketmaster lists the show under Music, and files it as electro pop. If you keep an eye on concerts in Los Angeles that sit a little outside the usual arena circuit, this one belongs on the calendar.

When: Wednesday, November 11, 2026, 7:00 PM Where: The Echo, 1822 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026 Tickets: Through Ticketmaster (link below)

What to expect

The listing gives the show as "aeter - Haunting Hour" and names no support acts, so check the ticket page closer to the date for any additions or changes to the bill. The 7:00 PM time is the start the listing shows. Ticketmaster does not publish a set time or an end time, so treat the evening as a standard club night and plan to arrive early enough to find your spot.

The title points toward a moody, atmospheric set, and the electro-pop label fits that. Beyond the genre tag and the name, the source has little else to go on, so there is no setlist or production detail to share here. Looking for live music in Los Angeles that feels more like a discovery than a stadium night? Small rooms like this one are where that happens.

About The Echo

The Echo is a music club at 1822 W Sunset Blvd, and it has been part of the Echo Park scene since 2001. Its sibling, the Echoplex, is a separate room with its own entrance in the alley off Glendale Boulevard, so make sure your ticket names The Echo before you start walking. The venue's own guide to The Echo covers the house rules in more detail.

Getting there and practical notes

Bags 12 x 12 inches or larger are turned away, so travel light. Age limits are set per event, and the Ticketmaster page is the place to confirm this one.

There is street parking around the block and a paid lot on Lemoyne, but the venue itself suggests rideshare or transit. On a Wednesday night in Echo Park, having your ride home sorted before the show is a smart move.

Price is not listed in the source we used, so check the Ticketmaster page for current pricing and fees before you commit. Do not assume a cover charge at the door. Tickets for small rooms can sell out, and a midweek date does not guarantee they will stay available.

If you are building a week around things to do in Los Angeles, the concerts category lists more upcoming shows, and Echo Park is easy to pair with a dinner before doors. A pre-show meal nearby keeps the night simple, and Sunset Boulevard has plenty of options within a short walk of the venue.