Costa at the Roxy on the Sunset Strip

Costa gets the late slot at The Roxy on Friday, September 25, with the set listed for 11 p.m. Goldenvoice is presenting, the show is 18+, and tickets are $23. That puts it among the cheaper LA EDM events on a busy Friday, and the Roxy is small enough that $23 buys you a spot close to the booth.

Who he is

Costa's story is short and moves fast. His Insomniac artist bio says he's 22, started out producing hip hop in 2021, and switched to bass music in 2024 after going to his first bass show. In his first year of bass production his flips passed 5 million streams, and records of his picked up support from Excision, Subtronics, Zeds Dead and Levity, among others.

The same bio describes the sound as nostalgia and heavy bass: songs he grew up with, rebuilt for the drop. The listing for this date files it under dubstep, bass music and drum and bass, so expect tempo switches rather than one speed all night. If you like hearing a tune you know from high school flipped into something that rattles the walls, this is that show.

The room

The Roxy sits at 9009 W. Sunset Blvd, on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood. The Roxy's own ticket page describes it as a general admission, standing-room venue unless a show says otherwise, which suits a bass set: nobody's stuck in a seat when the drop lands.

The 11 p.m. start follows an earlier show that same night (Bea Miller at 8 p.m., per DoLA), so the doors on the second show may open later than you'd guess. Check the RA listing for door times before you head out.

Before you go

Bring a valid ID; the listing is 18+. A set that starts at 11 p.m. on the Strip lets out around midnight, so plan your ride home before you go. Earplugs are cheap insurance for a dubstep night in a small room.

If you're hunting for things to do near me on a Friday night in West Hollywood, the Roxy is the kind of venue that answers it.

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