Boiler Room: LA | Sunday 2026

Event Details
- Date
- 2026-09-27T15:00:00-07:00
- Ends
- 2026-09-27T23:00:00-07:00
- Venue
- El Pueblo De Los Angeles Historical Monument
- Address
- 125 Paseo De La Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA
- Price
- $99.99
- Tickets
- Get Tickets →
- Source
Event info via DICE
- Organizer
- Boiler Room
Boiler Room is back in Los Angeles, and this one's a multi-stage outdoor function at one of the city's most storied landmarks. On Sunday, September 27, the El Pueblo De Los Angeles Historical Monument becomes the backdrop for a day of club-ready selectors and electronic music that runs from mid-afternoon well into the night.
The headlining draw is Teletech, making their long-awaited LA debut. The techno act has built a serious reputation on the European circuit, and this is the first chance local fans get to hear them in person. If you've been following LA EDM events this year, this is the booking that's had people talking.
Skepta joins the lineup carrying his Mas Tiempo energy, bringing a different dimension to the program. His presence pushes this past a straight techno night into something more eclectic, the kind of selector-forward approach Boiler Room has always done well.
The location adds something most club nights can't match. El Pueblo De Los Angeles sits in the heart of downtown, a short walk from Union Station and surrounded by the oldest parts of the city. Holding a rave there, outdoors, on a September Sunday, is a specific LA experience you don't get at a warehouse in the Arts District.
Doors open at 3:00 PM and the event runs through 11:00 PM. Tickets are $99.99 through DICE. September in LA usually means warm, dry weather, so dress for an outdoor day-to-night event.
Getting there: The venue is at 125 Paseo De La Plaza, downtown Los Angeles, 90012. Metro Gold Line stops at Union Station, a five-minute walk away. Parking in the area is limited on weekends, so the train is the practical move. Rideshare drop-off works well on Alameda Street.
Why it matters for LA's electronic music scene: Boiler Room built its reputation on streaming underground DJ sets to a global audience, and their LA shows are consistently some of the better-produced electronic music events in LA today. Getting Teletech for a US debut and pairing it with an artist like Skepta at an outdoor landmark is the kind of booking that doesn't happen often. If you're into things to do in Los Angeles that go beyond the standard club circuit, this is worth your Sunday.
Tickets are available through DICE at the link below. These events tend to sell out, and general admission is the only tier listed.
More on the LA electronic music scene: Browse all EDM and electronic events in LA or explore what else is happening downtown.