Bonobo Live at The Wiltern, Second Night (Nov. 12)

Event Details
- Date
- Nov 11, 2026, 7:00 PM
- Ends
- Nov 13, 2026, 12:00 AM
- Venue
- The Wiltern
- Address
- 3790 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010
- Price
- $37+
- Lineup
- Bonobo
- Tickets
- Get Tickets →
- Source
Event info via Ticketmaster, 19hz
Dates
Bonobo is back at The Wiltern on Thursday, Nov. 12. This is a separate date from the Nov. 11 show we already cover, so if the first night sells through or your calendar says Thursday, this is the one to grab. For anyone tracking EDM in Los Angeles this month, it is the quieter, more melodic end of the spectrum: a live-feeling electronic show built on texture and groove rather than drops.
When: Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, 7:00 PM Where: The Wiltern, 3790 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010 Price: From $37 on Ticketmaster
What to expect
Bonobo is the project of British producer Simon Green, and the genres listed for this date (house, downtempo and UK garage) cover the range of his sets well. Expect warm basslines, layered percussion and long builds that reward standing still as much as dancing. It is a headphone-album sound scaled up for a room with real speakers.
The Wiltern suits that kind of music. The 1930s Art Deco theater in Koreatown has a big floor, a balcony with a clear view of the stage and a ceiling worth looking at between songs. The sound carries well, which matters for a producer whose records depend on low-end detail and quiet space.
Getting there
The Wiltern sits at the corner of Wilshire and Western, right above the Wilshire/Western stop on the Metro D Line, so riding the train is the easiest way in and out. Street parking nearby fills up on show nights, and paid lots are a short walk away. If you drive, plan to arrive early.
Ticket prices start at $37 and climb for better spots, so check the seller's page for what is left. Buy from the official Ticketmaster link above rather than a resale listing, and bring photo ID.
Making a night of it
Koreatown is one of the better places to eat before a show. Korean barbecue, late-night noodle shops and cocktail bars are all within a few minutes of the theater, which makes it an easy pick from any list of things to do in Los Angeles on a weeknight. Thursday also means a lighter crowd on the roads than a Friday, so the trip home is simpler.
More shows like this are on our EDM category page.