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edm Nov 13, 2026, 11:00 PM TBA

Alex Farell LA Debut: Code Red Hard Techno Night

Red-lit flyer reading Alex Farell, LA Debut, November 13, with a young man in profile surrounded by smoke

Event Details

Date
Nov 13, 2026, 11:00 PM
Ends
Nov 14, 2026, 5:00 AM
Venue
TBA
Price
$17
Lineup
Alex Farell
Source

Event info via Posh, 19hz

Organizer
Code Red

Alex Farell is playing Los Angeles for the first time, and Code Red is billing it as his LA debut. The night is hard techno from start to finish, and it runs late: 11 PM Friday, November 13 until 5 AM the next morning. If you are tracking EDM in Los Angeles this fall, this is one of the heavier entries on the calendar.

When: Friday, November 13, 2026, 11:00 PM to 5:00 AM Where: TBA, listed as DTLA / Los Angeles Tickets: From $17 on Posh

What to expect

The flyer is all red light and smoke, with "Support / Location TBA" printed under the date. That tells you most of what you need to know about the format. The exact room has not been published yet, so the listing shows TBA. Check the Posh page for the address as the date gets closer.

Musically, expect the hard techno end of the spectrum: driving kicks, a fast tempo and a long set built for people who plan to stay until closing. The listing on 19hz tags it as hard techno, and the supporting acts have not been announced beyond that "support" line, so do not assume a specific lineup. Alex Farell is the name on the poster and the only act we can confirm.

Getting there and practical notes

Because the venue is unannounced, plan your ride last. Downtown is the listed area, so check the Metro schedule once the address drops, but a 5 AM close means a rideshare or a designated driver is the realistic plan. Posh does not list an age limit in the details we could verify, so check the ticket page before you go, and bring ID either way.

Tickets start at $17 on Posh. Prices on this kind of event usually climb in later release tiers, so buying early is the cheaper route. Treat the date and time as the promoter's current plan: with an unannounced location, a late change is more likely than it would be at a fixed club.

Why it is worth a look

Debuts are a good reason to go out. A first LA show tends to draw a curious, keen crowd, and a hard techno bill on a Friday is exactly what people mean when they search for raves in Los Angeles that go until sunrise. If you want more options around it, the EDM category lists the other nights this month, and the Downtown LA guide covers where to eat before a late start. Check back here once Code Red announces the room, and we will update the post with the address.