Madeon at Shrine Expo Hall, Los Angeles

Madeon is booked at the Shrine Expo Hall on Saturday, October 24, 2026, and if you follow EDM in Los Angeles, it belongs on your fall calendar. The listing gives a 9 PM start and an 11 PM finish, so this is a tidy two-hour window rather than an all-night marathon.

When: Saturday, October 24, 2026, 9 PM to 11 PM Where: Shrine Expo Hall, 665 W Jefferson Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90007

Who is Madeon

Madeon is Hugo Leclercq, a producer from Nantes, France who broke out as a teenager with a viral mashup video called Pop Culture. His debut album Adventure arrived in 2015 and leaned hard into bright, melodic electro-pop. Good Faith followed in 2019, and it pushed him toward a more personal, club-ready sound. He is known for live sets that blend his own songs with edits and favorites from other artists, so expect a night built around hooks and big singalong moments more than a strict techno grind.

What to expect

The event page lists only the headline name, with no support acts, set times or production details published. That matches how the venue usually runs: the Expo Hall is a large, open room next to the Shrine Auditorium, with a general-admission floor and a loud, bright, crowded energy. Plan for a standing night, and treat the 9 PM time as the posted start rather than a guarantee of when the headliner walks on.

Other listings for the show name it a Madeon presents Victory Live date and mention an 18+ age limit with ID. Because we could not confirm that against the event page itself, check the official ticket seller before you go.

Tickets and practical info

The AllEvents page lists the show but gives no price, and resale sites show wildly different numbers. We would rather not guess at a face value. Buy through the official seller linked from the event page, and be wary of inflated resale listings. If you are collecting things to do in Los Angeles for the last weekend of October, this is one of the clearer concert picks.

Getting there

The Shrine sits just across Jefferson from the USC campus. The Metro E Line stops at Jefferson/USC, about a ten-minute walk from the hall, and that is usually easier than hunting for parking on a game or event night. Rideshare drop-offs along Jefferson work well too, though traffic around the Shrine slows down once doors open.

If you want more options that same stretch of the calendar, browse the EDM listings or everything we have found across Los Angeles.