BASSTRIPPER, Dieselboy B2B Craze and Captain Bass at Exchange LA

Exchange LA books a drum and bass night on Friday, November 6. BASSTRIPPER is first on the flyer, followed by Dieselboy B2B Craze and Captain Bass. Doors open at 10pm at 618 S Spring St, and the event is 21+.

The "B2B" billing means Dieselboy and Craze share the decks and trade tracks instead of playing separate sets. Exchange's page doesn't list set times or an end time, so arrive early if you want to catch all three.

Getting in

Exchange says the only valid tickets come from TicketWeb and, for some shows, TIXR. Tickets bought from StubHub, Vivid Seats, Eventbrite or other resellers won't get you in, and your ID has to match the name on the ticket. We couldn't confirm a price from the venue page, so check TicketWeb for current tiers. VIP table reservations go through the event page.

What to expect

Drum and bass runs fast, usually around 170 beats per minute, with heavy sub-bass and breakbeats that suit a big room. Exchange bills this as a 10pm club night, so it's a late one. The flyer lists only the three billed names and no openers, and the venue page gives no set order. If you want to catch the Dieselboy and Craze back-to-back set, plan to be inside well before midnight.

Exchange also lists the show on its own calendar next to other November nights, so you can line up a second weekend plan from the same page. Doors are listed at 10pm on the TicketWeb page and on the venue's event page, and both agree on Friday, November 6.

Getting there

Exchange sits in the old Los Angeles Stock Exchange building on Spring Street in downtown. The Pershing Square Metro station (B and D lines) is nearby, but trains thin out late, so plan your ride home before you go.

More club nights are on the downtown calendar, and the EDM category page has more electronic picks around Los Angeles.