untitled (halo): California Melancholia Tour at The Echo

untitled (halo) arrives in Echo Park on Tuesday, November 24, 2026, for the California Melancholia Tour. The night is listed as "PBW Presents" and is filed under alternative rock, so expect a guitar-leaning show in one of the smaller rooms on the east side. If you track LA concerts through the fall, this one lands two days before Thanksgiving.

When: Tuesday, November 24, 2026, 7:00 PM Where: The Echo, 1822 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026 Tickets: through Ticketmaster, the official listing linked below

What to expect

The listing names the tour and the act and little else, so this post sticks to what the listing confirms. The Echo is a club-sized room, which means you will be close to the stage rather than watching from a distance. It is a good fit for an act on a tour with a name like California Melancholia, and it is the sort of date that makes live music in Los Angeles worth leaving the house for on a weeknight.

Check the Ticketmaster page for the full bill, set times and the final price before you go. Supporting acts and door times can shift between announcement and show night, and the ticket page is where those updates appear first.

Getting to The Echo

The Echo sits on Sunset Boulevard in Echo Park. Its sibling room, the Echoplex, has a separate entrance in the alley on Glendale Boulevard, so confirm that your ticket names The Echo before you start walking. Our venue guide to The Echo has the house rules.

• Age limits differ by event and are posted on the venue calendar. If none is listed, the show is all ages.
• Bags smaller than 12 x 12 inches are allowed. Larger ones are not.
• There is street parking nearby and a paid lot on Lemoyne. The venue recommends rideshare or public transit.

Make a night of it

Echo Park has plenty of places to eat before doors, and the neighborhood is easy to walk once you park. For more ideas, browse our Echo Park events and the rest of the concerts category. If you are putting together a list of things to do in Los Angeles this month, a Tuesday show at The Echo is an easy one to add.

Tickets for a small club show tend to move quickly once a tour date is announced, so buy from the official listing and skip resale markups.