Fox Stevenson & Mystery Skulls at Teragram Ballroom

Fox Stevenson and Mystery Skulls share one bill at Teragram Ballroom on Saturday, November 7, 2026. If you are keeping a list of EDM in Los Angeles worth buying a ticket for this fall, this pairing earns a spot: a drum and bass producer known for big, melodic hooks, alongside an act built on bright, nostalgic electro-pop.

When: Saturday, November 7, 2026 (check the ticket page for the exact start time) Where: Teragram Ballroom, Los Angeles Tickets: Through Ticketmaster (price not listed at publication)

What to expect

Fox Stevenson came up in the UK drum and bass scene and has built a following on high-energy sets that lean on vocals, rave synth stabs and hard-hitting drops. His records mix club-ready tempo with pop-friendly choruses, which is why his shows tend to feel like a singalong as much as a dance floor.

Mystery Skulls, the project of Luis Dubuc, comes at it from a different angle. The music sits closer to funk-tinged electro-pop and French house influences, with a warm, retro sheen. Together the two make for a night with more range than a standard single-genre bill, and a good pick if you want an evening of raves in Los Angeles that is a little more melodic than usual.

Why Teragram Ballroom

Teragram is a mid-size room in Los Angeles with a standing floor and a stage that keeps you close to the act. That scale suits both performers: you will see the live gear, the lighting rigs and the crowd reaction without a stadium-sized gap. Rooms like this are where touring electronic artists tend to build their most loyal local followings.

Practical info

Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster, and the official listing is the place to confirm the start time, age policy and final price before you commit. Prices for shows like this often move as the date approaches, so check the listing instead of relying on a number from a third party.

Plan your ride ahead. Parking near downtown venues fills up on Saturday nights, and rideshare or transit is usually the less stressful route. Arrive early if you want a spot near the rail, and bring earplugs, because bass-heavy sets in a smaller room hit hard.

If you are filling out a weekend, this show fits neatly into a list of LA events this weekend for anyone who likes electronic music with actual songs in it. Browse more picks on our EDM events page to build out the rest of your night.