GEO 360° at Exchange LA

GEO is bringing his 360° show to Exchange LA on Friday, October 16, and the flyer makes it clear this one leans into spooky season. The artwork is branded "Geoween Los Angeles," so expect a Halloween mood two weeks before the actual holiday. If you're sorting through LA EDM events for mid-October, it's a Friday night that doesn't ask much planning: one headliner, one room, doors at 10pm.

Exchange LA presents the night itself, and TicketWeb lists GEO as the sole performer. No support acts or set times have been announced yet. The venue's own listing is thin on detail beyond the name, the date and the age limit, so we'll leave the lineup at that until more gets posted.

The flyer does a lot of the talking. GEO stands on the left in red aviators and a silver chain, with a burning skyline, palm trees and glowing-eyed figures behind him. The GEO 360 logo on the right is drawn in sharp, metal-style lettering. Red type at the bottom reads Friday October 16, 618 S Spring St, 10pm, 21+.

Tickets and entry

TicketWeb's listing shows tickets starting at $19.95, with more tiers possibly added closer to the date. Exchange LA says all sales are final and that tickets only come through its official sellers, TicketWeb and TIXR. Anything bought on StubHub, Vivid Seats or another reseller won't get you in. Tickets are emailed three days before the show, and your government-issued ID has to match the name on the ticket.

It's strictly 21 and over. The venue posts its dress code and ID rules on its FAQ page, which is worth a look before you pick an outfit. Groups can ask about bottle service and VIP sections through the venue.

Getting there

Exchange sits at 618 S Spring St. in the Historic Core, inside the old Los Angeles Stock Exchange building. The main room still has the tall ceilings and stone detailing from that era, which is part of the draw. Pershing Square Station on the Metro B and D lines is a short walk away. Late-night service thins out after midnight, so line up your ride home ahead of time. Paid lots along Spring and Main fill up early on a Friday, and street parking downtown gets scarce fast.

If you want more LA events this weekend or later in October, the EDM category page has the rest of the club calendar, and the downtown page covers what else is happening a few blocks from Spring Street. A $19.95 Friday night in a former stock exchange with a Halloween flyer is a pretty easy sell for anyone into EDM Los Angeles nights.