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The Vermont Events

The Vermont, 1020 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90029

Here is what is coming up at The Vermont, and what has already happened there. Concerts, games, festivals and the smaller nights that never surface in a generic search — no account needed.

Coming up 4 events
Hostile: The Resistance - Shadowcell, Chibs, Badklaat, Oolacile
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8 days away
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Hostile: The Resistance - Shadowcell, Chibs, Badklaat, Oolacile
In 9 days · Oct 16 – Oct 17 The Vermont Hollywood, 1020 N Verm…

There is a specific frequency, somewhere below what a phone speaker can reproduce, that you feel in your chest rather than hear. Bass music exists entirely to find it, and everything above that frequency is basically decoration. That is why this scene cares about rooms the way audiophiles care about equipment. Badklaat and Oolacile work the heavier, more chaotic end of dubstep — sound design that behaves more like industrial machinery than music — and a bill this deep is a promoter making a statement rather than filling a night. The Vermont holds a real crowd and has the rig to justify the booking. Bills like this are built by promoters who came up inside the scene rather than by a talent buyer filling a Friday, which is why the running order rewards arriving early instead of turning up for the headliner. Nine at night on Friday the sixteenth of October, up on North Vermont Avenue.

PRODUCE: Volume 6 - Hell Comes to Dogtown
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14 days away
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PRODUCE: Volume 6 - Hell Comes to Dogtown
Oct 22, 2026 The Vermont, 1020 N Vermont Ave, L…

Independent wrestling asks something of a crowd that arena wrestling never does: there are maybe two hundred of you, the ring is right there, and the wrestlers can hear every single thing you say. That changes the whole physics of the night. A chant either catches or it dies in front of everyone, and when it catches, two hundred people in a room on North Vermont sound more like a thousand because the ceiling is low and nobody is being polite. This is the sixth volume of a show that has been building its own crowd rather than borrowing one, which in this scene is the only currency that counts. Bell time is seven o'clock on Thursday October 22 at The Vermont in East Hollywood. Go before you have to explain who anyone is — being the person who saw somebody in a two-hundred-seat room first is a status nobody can take back, and the scene here is deep enough that it happens regularly.

Sina Bathaie
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35 days away
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Sina Bathaie
Nov 12, 2026 The Vermont, 1020 N Vermont Ave, L…

Most people in this country have never heard a santur played live, and could not tell you what one looks like. It is a hammered dulcimer, Persian, seventy-two strings, played with two small mallets, and the sound it makes is closer to rain on a metal roof than to anything in a Western orchestra. Hearing it for the first time reliably does something to people that they struggle to describe afterward. What makes this night worth the drive is that it is not a preservation concert. The instrument is run through live electronic production — loops, texture, ambient beds — which is exactly the kind of thing that gets purists annoyed and everyone else transfixed. The Iranian diaspora in Los Angeles is large enough and old enough that a room like this fills with two entirely different crowds who did not expect to be standing next to each other. That double audience is the reason to go. You will be beside people who grew up with this sound in their parents' house and people who found it through ambient playlists, and both are correct. Thursday November 12, 7:30 PM, at The Vermont in East Hollywood.

Hostile: Benda B2B Vastive
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50 days away
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Hostile: Benda B2B Vastive
Nov 27, 2026 The Vermont, 1020 N Vermont Ave, L…

Back-to-back sets are the only format in electronic music that is genuinely unrepeatable. Two people trading records in real time, each trying to answer what the other just did, means the night cannot be rehearsed and has never happened before and will not happen again in that order. When it goes well the crowd can hear the argument. Hostile runs bass nights at a small East Hollywood room and has built a reputation on booking exactly this — pairings rather than headliners. Putting Benda and Vastive on one deck for a long stretch is a deliberate choice about texture; both work the heavier, more mechanical end of dubstep, so rather than contrast you get escalation. The room is the other half of it. The Vermont holds a couple hundred people, which for bass music is the correct number — sub frequencies in a large hall dissipate, and in a small one they are structural. You feel the set in your ribs rather than hear it. Nine PM to two AM on Friday November 27, the night after Thanksgiving, which is historically the best-attended and worst-organized night of anyone's year. This one is organized. The Vermont, 1020 North Vermont Avenue.

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