Maddie Zahm at Pacific Electric: Everything All The Time

Maddie Zahm is bringing the Everything All The Time Tour to Pacific Electric on Saturday, November 21, 2026. Ticketmaster files the show under pop, with an electro-pop edge, and it lands in a room small enough that the songs, not the production, carry the night. If you are sorting through concerts in Los Angeles for the back half of November, this is the one for people who like to hear every lyric.

When: Saturday, November 21, 2026, 8:00 PM Where: Pacific Electric, 1729 Naud Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Tickets: Through Ticketmaster; check the listing for current pricing

What to expect

Zahm writes confessional, hook-heavy songs about identity, love and growing up, and her live sets lean on that directness. Fans tend to sing the choruses back, so expect a crowd that knows the words. She tours with a small band, which keeps the arrangements close to the records while leaving room for stripped-down moments.

The tour name, Everything All The Time, suggests a show that swings between big emotional peaks and quiet ones. Ticketmaster has not published a full set list or support lineup in the listing we were given, so check the ticket page closer to the date for openers and door times.

The venue

Pacific Electric sits in the Naud Street warehouse blocks just north of Chinatown, with a capacity around 750. That is intimate by LA standards: you can see the stage from most spots, and there is no long trek to the bar. For LA concerts of this kind, a room this size is the sweet spot between a club and a theater.

Getting there

Paid parking is available at the venue, and street parking is usually easy in the surrounding blocks. Rideshare pickup works best at the corner of Naud and Wilhardt. The Metro A Line stops at Chinatown, a short walk or quick ride away, which helps if you would rather skip the parking hunt. Bags are searched at the door, so travel light.

Planning your night

Chinatown and the Broadway-adjacent blocks have plenty of food within a few minutes, so dinner before doors is easy. Shows like this tend to sell through once the tour dates get closer, so grab tickets early if you are set on going. It also makes a solid anchor if you are putting together a list of things to do in Los Angeles that weekend.

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