Olivia O'Brien: The PIXIE Tour at Pacific Electric

Olivia O'Brien is bringing The PIXIE Tour to Los Angeles on Monday, November 2, 2026, and the stop lands at Pacific Electric, the warehouse-style room on Naud Street just outside Chinatown. If you are mapping out LA concerts for the first week of November, this is an easy one to slot in: a Monday-night pop show in a mid-sized room where the stage is never far away.

When: Monday, November 2, 2026, 8 PM Where: Pacific Electric, 1729 Naud Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Price: Not listed in the source; check Ticketmaster for current ticket prices Tickets: Through Ticketmaster, linked below

The artist

Olivia O'Brien is a pop singer-songwriter who first broke through in 2016 with "i hate u, i love u," her collaboration with gnash, and has kept releasing her own music since. Ticketmaster files this tour under Music, Pop, Electro Pop, so expect a set that leans on synth-driven hooks and confessional, bedroom-pop style lyrics. The billing reads "Olivia O'Brien Presents," which suggests a show built around her own world and aesthetic. The source does not name support acts, so check the ticket page closer to the date for the full bill.

The venue

Pacific Electric holds around 750 people, which keeps a show like this feeling close. According to the venue, all ages are welcome, but you need a valid ID to drink. Bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are allowed and every bag is searched at the door, so travel light and give yourself a few extra minutes in line.

Getting there

Paid parking is available at the venue, and street parking is plentiful 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, a good choice on a weeknight when you would rather not hunt for a spot after the show. Read more on the Pacific Electric venue page.

Plan your night

Monday shows tend to draw people who really want to be there, so expect a crowd that knows the words. Chinatown and the nearby arts district have plenty of dinner options before doors, and the neighborhood stays lively on a weeknight. For more things to do in Los Angeles around the same dates, browse the concerts category and the downtown guide. Doors and set times are not given in the source, so confirm them with the venue before you go.