Aurora Halal b2b Laurel Halo All Night in DTLA

Two of the more adventurous names in left-field dance music share one booth on Friday, November 13, when Aurora Halal and Laurel Halo play an all-night back-to-back set in Los Angeles. Canary Sound Werk is behind the night, and the listing places it in DTLA. If you track EDM in Los Angeles beyond the big-room festivals, this is the kind of date that deserves a circle on the calendar.

When: Friday, November 13, 2026, 10:00 PM to 4:00 AM Where: TBA (listed as DTLA, Los Angeles) Price: $16.50-38.55 Tickets: Resident Advisor

What to expect

"All night" is the whole point here. A back-to-back set stretched over six hours leaves room for patience: long blends, detours and the occasional hard turn. The listing tags the night as techno, experimental, ambient and synthpop, which suggests a floor that moves between pulsing club tracks and slower, more textural stretches rather than a single-tempo grind.

Laurel Halo is a composer and producer whose records range from warped club music to sparse, atmospheric work, so a long set with her tends to follow its own logic. Aurora Halal is a DJ and producer known for the same kind of taste: techno with a strange streak, built for people who like to be surprised. Put them together and the sets will probably feel more like a conversation than a handoff. That makes it one of the better raves in Los Angeles for listeners who prefer curiosity to volume.

Practical info

The venue is not announced yet. The source lists it only as TBA in DTLA, so expect the address to arrive through Resident Advisor closer to the date. Check the ticket page before you plan a ride, and keep an eye on it for the final location.

Ticket prices run from $16.50 to $38.55, which usually means earlier tiers cost less and later ones climb. If you want the lower price, buying sooner is the safer bet. The set runs until 4:00 AM, so line up a ride home ahead of time instead of hunting for one at closing. Downtown has plenty of rideshare traffic late, but a venue that hasn't been announced is worth a backup plan.

If you are filling out a weekend, Friday the 13th is also a decent anchor for LA events this weekend, and there is plenty more to browse in our EDM section and the wider Los Angeles guide.

Why it matters

Nights built around a single long back-to-back are rare in a city that usually books short sets on crowded bills. With a promoter that books experimental artists and a lineup this particular, this one is aimed at people who actually want to hear what two artists do with a full night, from the first track until the lights come up.