Dub Club presents Kabaka Pyramid at Echoplex

The night before Thanksgiving is usually a quiet one for going out, which makes this lineup a smart pick. Dub Club presents Kabaka Pyramid at the Echoplex on Wednesday, November 25, a bass-heavy evening of roots reggae and dub in Echo Park. If you are building a list of EDM in Los Angeles that goes beyond the usual house and techno, this is the kind of night that belongs on it.

When: Wednesday, November 25, 2026, 9:00 PM to midnight Where: Echoplex, 1154 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026 Ages: 21+ Tickets: Through Ticketmaster (price not listed at time of writing)

Who is Kabaka Pyramid

Kabaka Pyramid is a Jamaican reggae artist who writes and sings in the conscious, roots-minded tradition, with lyrics that lean toward social commentary and Rastafari themes. He has built a following by pairing that message with live-band sound and sound-system energy, and his name is a regular on festival reggae bills. A small-room headline set is a different experience from a festival field, and the Echoplex is built for it.

What to expect from a Dub Club night

Ticketmaster files the show under Music with a Dance/Electronic tag, and the night is presented under the Dub Club banner, so expect the low end to be loud. Dub is a genre built around bass, echo and space. The speakers do half the work, and you feel the sound in your chest as much as you hear it. Plan on a crowd that comes to dance rather than stand and film, and on a headliner set that builds in intensity as the night goes on.

I could not confirm a full supporting lineup or set times from the listing. Check the ticket page closer to the date, and plan to arrive early if you want a spot near the floor.

Getting there

The Echoplex sits on Glendale Boulevard in Echo Park, a short walk from the Echo upstairs, with the Sunset Junction strip a few minutes away. Street parking nearby fills up quickly on show nights, so leave extra time or use a rideshare, especially with holiday-week traffic. Bring a valid ID, since this is a 21+ show.

For other things to do in Los Angeles around the same dates, browse the EDM category and the neighborhood listings. Wednesday shows are a good chance to catch a headliner without a weekend crowd, and a night like this one sets up the holiday week well.