L.A.’s hottest new concert venue is hiding in a Chinatown warehouse
By Gillian Glover
Published on March 19, 2026.
L.A.’s live music scene is seeing a surge in the area, with a new concert venue, Pacific Electric, opening in a warehouse between Chinatown and Mission Junction. The venue is the first West Coast project from TVG Hospitality Group, founded by entrepreneur and musician Ben Lovett of Mumford & Sons, which combines local character with state-of-the-art design. It will open on March 19 with a private show by L.A.'s folk rockers Dawes and will host 12 shows during the upcoming Netflix is a Joke Fest, featuring comedians and musicians including Robby Hoffman, Guster, Emil Wakim and Jimmy O. Yang. The food and beverage program at Pacific Electric includes a partnership with Badmaash, Indian street food specialists.
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