It's Murph Brings Bass Music to Shrine Expo Hall

It's Murph is one of the more reliable names on the current EDM in Los Angeles calendar, and this Shrine Expo Hall date is the kind of show that ends up on every list of LA events this weekend once tickets go on sale. The Nashville-based producer built a following on melodic bass cuts and festival-ready house tracks, with sets at Coachella and Bonnaroo along the way, and this run brings that same catalog to a room that regularly hosts some of the bigger raves in Los Angeles. Tobiahs and Close Friends Only open, rounding out a night built for dancing rather than standing around.

When: Saturday, October 17, 2026, doors at 8 PM Where: Shrine Expo Hall, Los Angeles Age limit: 18 and over with valid government ID Support: Tobiahs, Close Friends Only

What to expect

Expect a full production night rather than a stripped-down DJ set. It's Murph's live shows lean on layered synths, heavy low end and a lighting rig built to match the drops, and the Shrine's expo hall floor gives the sound room to breathe without the ceiling height feeling like a warehouse rave. Tobiahs and Close Friends Only both work in the same melodic bass lane, so the night builds rather than resets between sets. Bring earplugs if you're sensitive to volume: the Shrine runs its system loud.

Getting there

The Shrine sits just south of USC, an easy trip from most of the city and one of the more central venues on the calendar this month. Street parking around Exposition Park fills up fast on show nights, so budget extra time or plan on a rideshare drop-off close to the entrance. The Expo/USC Metro station is a short walk if you'd rather skip parking altogether. This is an 18-and-over show, so bring a valid government ID even if you look well past the cutoff.

Practical info

Ticket prices weren't listed on the event page at the time of writing, so check Ticketmaster directly before you commit to a night out. The second night added for October 18 sold separately, so double-check the date on your confirmation if you're buying for this one. It's a solid pick if you're still scanning LA events this weekend and want something louder than a bar show.