Bassrush Presents Ray Volpe at The Torch, LA

Bass music is coming to the Coliseum grounds on Saturday, November 28, 2026. Bassrush presents Ray Volpe at The Torch at the LA Coliseum, a night built around heavy low end, big drops and a crowd that knows every one of them. If you keep a running list of EDM in Los Angeles for the end of the year, this is one to mark down.

When: Saturday, November 28, 2026 Where: The Torch at LA Coliseum, Exposition Park Age: 18+ with a valid ID Tickets: Ticketmaster

The artist and the night

Ray Volpe built his name on aggressive, high-energy bass music, the kind of sets that lean on dubstep and riddim-leaning drops and go straight at the speakers. Bassrush is the long-running bass-focused brand, so the night is aimed squarely at heads who come for the heavier end of electronic music rather than a general dance-floor mix.

The event listing does not publish a full lineup or set times yet, so this page names only the headliner. Check the ticket page for any support acts and door times as they are announced.

What to expect

The Torch sits beside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, and the setting is a big outdoor production rather than a club room. Expect a large stage, a lot of lighting and a crowd that arrives early to claim a spot. Late November in LA is cool after dark, so a layer is a smart call even on a clear day. The ticket page does not spell out a ticket price here, so confirm the cost there before you plan around it.

Entry is 18+, and the listing says a valid ID is required. Bring a physical government ID, since a photo on a phone will not help you at the gate. Rules on bags, re-entry and what you can carry in are set by the venue, so read them before you leave home.

Getting there

The Coliseum is in Exposition Park, just south of downtown, with the Metro E Line stopping at Expo Park/USC within walking distance. Parking in the area fills quickly on event nights and costs extra, so rideshare or transit usually saves a headache. Plan a slow exit at the end of the night, because a crowd this size leaves all at once.

Make a night of it

Exposition Park and the USC area have plenty of places to eat before the show, from quick counter spots to sit-down meals. If you are building a weekend of things to do in Los Angeles, the museums in the park are a good daytime pairing. More shows like this live on the EDM category page, and you can browse nearby happenings on the downtown Los Angeles page.

Tickets for large bass shows tend to move, so if the date is already on your calendar, the Ticketmaster page is the place to lock it in.