Jady with TJ Minor at The Moroccan Lounge

Jady and TJ Minor share a bill at The Moroccan Lounge on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. It is a weeknight show in one of the smaller rooms on the east side of downtown, the sort of night that rewards people who like to catch an act before the venue size changes. If you are putting together a list of LA concerts for early November, this one belongs on the short list for anyone who prefers a close-up view over a big hall.

When: Tuesday, November 10, 2026, 6:30 PM listed start Where: The Moroccan Lounge, 901 E 1st Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Tickets: Ticketmaster (the current price is on the ticket page)

The lineup

The listing bills the night as "Jady with TJ Minor," and Ticketmaster files it under alternative rock. Beyond that, the listing gives no set times, opener order or run of show, so we are not going to guess at who plays when. Treat the 6:30 PM time as the start of the evening and check the ticket page for any update to the schedule as the date gets closer.

If you want to know what you are walking into, the best move is simple: search both names on your streaming service of choice and listen to a few tracks before you go. A small room is more fun when you already know the songs.

The room and the neighborhood

The Moroccan Lounge sits on East 1st Street at the edge of Little Tokyo, a short walk from the Arts District and the courthouse towers of Civic Center. The room is compact, with a low stage and a bar, so the music lands close and loud. That is a big part of why live music in Los Angeles feels so different in a venue like this compared with an arena: you can see the band's hands, hear the room breathe and leave with a ringing in your ears and a decent story.

Little Tokyo makes the evening easy to build around. Ramen shops, mochi counters and old-school diners line the streets nearby, and the 6:30 PM start leaves room for an early dinner before doors or a late bite after the set. Browse our Downtown Los Angeles guide and the concerts category for more things to do in Los Angeles around the same dates.

Getting there

Street parking around 1st Street fills quickly on show nights, so budget extra time or use a paid lot in the neighborhood. The A Line (Blue) stops at Little Tokyo/Arts District, which puts the venue within walking distance without a car. Rideshare drop-off works well too, and it saves you from circling the block before the opener.

Before you buy

We could not confirm the ticket price, age policy or door time ourselves, because the Ticketmaster page blocked our automated check. Open the listing directly for current availability and any fees, and look at the venue's own notes on age limits before you bring anyone younger. Dates and lineups can shift, so a second look the week of the show is worth the thirty seconds.