Mumiy Troll Live at Pacific Electric

Mumiy Troll is coming to Pacific Electric on Thursday, October 29, 2026, and staying for a second night on Friday, October 30. The band formed in Vladivostok and has been one of Russia's best-known rock acts for decades, and two consecutive dates in a Chinatown-adjacent warehouse room are a rare chance to hear that catalog in Los Angeles. For anyone mapping out LA concerts for the last week of October, the Friday slot is the easier night to attend.

When: Thursday, October 29, and Friday, October 30, 2026, listed start 8:00 PM both nights Where: Pacific Electric, 1729 Naud Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Tickets: Through the Ticketmaster pages linked below

What to expect

Mumiy Troll is a guitar-driven rock band led by singer Ilya Lagutenko, and its songs move between shimmering pop hooks and heavier, more theatrical material. Expect a set sung largely in Russian, which tends to turn a show like this into a sing-along for the fans who know every line. The listing does not name an opener or a full bill, so check the ticket page closer to the date for any added acts or schedule changes. The 8:00 PM time is the listed start; doors usually open earlier.

The venue

Pacific Electric is a 750-capacity room tucked into the Naud Street warehouses just north of Chinatown. That size suits a band with a devoted following: big enough for a real crowd, small enough that the stage stays close. If you like live music in Los Angeles that feels a step removed from the usual Sunset Strip rooms, this is the kind of place that delivers it. You do not have to be 21 to get in, but you will need valid ID to drink, and staff can ask for it at any time.

Getting there

Paid parking is available at the venue, and street parking is generally easy in the surrounding blocks. Rideshare pickup is at the corner of Naud and Wilhardt. The Metro A Line stops at Chinatown Station, which the venue describes as within walking distance, and it is a sensible option on a weeknight when you would rather skip the drive.

Before you go

The listing does not publish a price, so confirm the cost on the ticket page before you budget. Bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are allowed, and every bag is searched at the door, so travel light to keep the line moving. If you are filling out a week of things to do in Los Angeles, pair the show with dinner in Chinatown beforehand. For more shows, browse the concerts category, the downtown neighborhood page or the Pacific Electric venue guide.