Jet Stone Conspiracy: Welcome to America, Night Three

The Jet Stone Conspiracy is taking over The Moroccan Lounge for a run of shows under the banner "Welcome to America," and this listing covers Night Three, on Monday, October 19, 2026. If you are putting together a plan for live music Los Angeles has on offer this week, a Monday night room show in the Arts District edge of downtown is an easy one to add.

When: Monday, October 19, 2026, 7:00 PM Where: The Moroccan Lounge, 901 E 1st Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Tickets: Through Ticketmaster (link below)

What to know about the show

This is the third date of a multi-night series, so the same bill is not guaranteed across the run. The listing names the presenter and the series title but does not publish a full lineup, a set time schedule or a ticket price, and we are not going to guess at any of it. Check the Ticketmaster page for the current lineup, age policy and fees before you buy, since those details can change between the announcement and the night itself.

A multi-night run tends to be a sign that an act or collective has a local following, and it also means you can pick the night that suits your week. Monday shows are usually a little calmer than a Friday or Saturday, which makes them a good fit if you would rather see the stage than fight for the bar.

The venue

The Moroccan Lounge is a small, standing-room club on East 1st Street, a short drive from the Arts District and Little Tokyo. It is known as a room where you can stand close to the band, which suits the kind of intimate bill that concerts in Los Angeles clubs do best. Expect a compact space, so arriving soon after doors is the simplest way to get a good spot.

Getting there

East 1st Street sits near the Metro A Line (Little Tokyo/Arts District station) and the Gold Line corridor, so rail plus a short walk is a workable option on a weeknight. Street parking nearby fills up and has time limits, so read the signs, or use a paid lot and budget a few extra minutes. Rideshare drop-off near the club is straightforward and saves you the circling.

Why go

If you track LA concerts and like to catch acts early in smaller rooms, a three-night series at a club this size is the format to look for. Grab a ticket from the official Ticketmaster page, confirm the start time there, and check the venue's own channels the day of the show for any last-minute updates.