River Tiber at Pacific Electric, Los Angeles

River Tiber plays Pacific Electric on Saturday, October 17, 2026, and Ticketmaster lists a 9 p.m. start. Geller is also on the bill. Live Nation is promoting it, and the room sits on Naud Street, on the industrial blocks north of Chinatown. Most of the LA EDM events on the October calendar are built around a DJ you already know by name. This one's different: the headliner has spent most of his career inside other people's records.

Who River Tiber is

River Tiber is Tommy Paxton-Beesley, a singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist from Toronto. He launched the project in 2011. You might not know his name, but you've probably heard his work. Boi-1da sampled his song "No Talk" for Drake's "No Tellin'" in 2015. His track "Hypnotized" was sampled on Kendrick Lamar's "Savior," from Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers.

He also features on "Bus Ride" and "Vivid Dreams" from Kaytranada's 99.9%, and he worked with BADBADNOTGOOD on their 2015 album Sour Soul. His voice and playing turn up on records by Travis Scott, James Blake and Giveon too. Under his own name he's put out the albums Indigo (2016) and Dreaming Eyes (2022), and an EP called Spirals in 2025.

What to expect

Ticketmaster files the night under Dance/Electronic and tags it amapiano. That's the South African house style known for its deep log-drum basslines, and it's a different lane from the samples most people know him for. So come ready to dance. Don't expect a quiet album listening session.

The listing doesn't say whether River Tiber is playing live or DJing. It also doesn't post set times or say who's on first, so get there near 9 if you want to catch Geller as well as the headliner.

Tickets and getting there

• When: Saturday, October 17, 2026, 9 p.m.
• Where: Pacific Electric, 1729 Naud Street, Los Angeles
• Tickets: Ticketmaster. The listing we pulled didn't show a price, so check the link for current costs and fees. There's a limit of eight tickets per person.

The Ticketmaster listing doesn't flag an age limit. Confirm on the ticket page before you bring anyone under 21, and carry a photo ID either way.

Pacific Electric is close to Los Angeles State Historic Park. Metro's Chinatown station on the A Line is the nearest rail stop. Trains run less often late at night, so if you're staying out past midnight, plan on a rideshare home. If you drive, the venue's only a couple of minutes off the 110 and the 5. Street parking on those blocks gets tight on show nights, so leave yourself an extra 15 minutes.

Still working out things to do in Los Angeles for that Saturday? A 9 p.m. start leaves time for dinner in Chinatown first, then a short ride up to Naud Street.

More EDM Los Angeles picks are on the EDM category page, and our Los Angeles listings cover the rest of the city.