Infekt 360° with Leotrix and MVRDA at Exchange LA

Infekt is taking over Exchange LA on Friday, November 13, and he's doing it with a 360° set, which means the booth moves out of its usual spot and the crowd surrounds him. Leotrix and MVRDA are on the bill in support. If you're scanning LA EDM events for mid-November and you want something heavy, this is a straightforward pick: three bass acts, one room, doors at 10pm.

Exchange LA files the night under bass music on its own listing. That's about as much genre guidance as the venue gives, and honestly it's enough. The three names on this flyer aren't the ones you book for a mellow warmup.

The Flyer

The artwork is worth a look. Infekt appears as a 3D cartoon version of himself in a backwards cap, round glasses and a white "INFEKT" tee, sitting in a neon city scene. He's flanked by a crew of grinning vegetables: a carrot, a yellow bell pepper, a cucumber in sunglasses and a mushroom wearing a helmet. It's goofy in a way that fits a lot of current bass culture, where the drops are brutal and the merch is cute.

The right side keeps it simple. "360° SET" sits under the Infekt logo, then Leotrix and MVRDA, then the date. The small print reads 618 S Spring St, 10pm, 21+.

What We Know So Far

Exchange LA presents the night. The venue hasn't posted set times or a closing time, so plan on a late one. Doors are at 10pm Pacific. Nobody under 21 gets in, and your government ID has to match the name on your ticket.

Pricing wasn't published on the venue's page when we checked, and the TicketWeb listing didn't load for us. Check TicketWeb directly for current prices before you go.

Tickets and Getting There

Exchange LA is blunt about resellers. It says it has no association with StubHub, Vivid Seats, Eventbrite or other third-party sellers, and tickets bought there won't get you in. The only tickets it accepts come through TicketWeb (and in some cases TIXR). All sales are final.

The club sits at 618 S Spring St in the Historic Core, inside the old Los Angeles Stock Exchange building. The Metro B and D lines stop at Pershing Square, a short walk away. Street parking downtown on a Friday night is rough, so a rideshare or a paid lot nearby is the easier call.

For more of what's on downtown, browse our Downtown events, or see the full list of EDM events for other raves in Los Angeles this fall.