Xposure World w/ Wesghost
Sunday, October 25 • 8:00 PM
If you've been languishing in your room waiting for a reason to swap your sweatpants for something a little more scene-stealing, Xposure World has just the antidote to your ennui. This Friday, they're dropping a megaton bomb of sonic brilliance right in the city’s underground heart. With a lineup that reads like the who's-who of what’s next, Wesghost is set to headline with their otherworldly mix of ethereal melodies and earth-shattering bass.
But that's just the surface—Mothica's brooding pop anthems are poised to wrap you in a cocoon of feels, while Eurotripp will take you on a mind-bending journey through kaleidoscopic soundscapes. Hotbox promises a set as heady as it sounds, and TRXVIS and S8nt Electric will electrify the airwaves with their genre-defying beats. J-MONT is ready to deliver a lyrical barrage that’ll have you questioning reality, while Gonzo's unpredictable artistry is set to be the cherry on top of this auditory sundae.
Doors creak open at 7pm, and the show kicks off at 8pm—it’s 18+ only, so leave your baby-faced buddies behind. This isn't just a gig; it's a rite of passage into the next echelon of indie music nirvana. Miss it, and you'll be hearing the echoes of what could have been for weeks.
But that's just the surface—Mothica's brooding pop anthems are poised to wrap you in a cocoon of feels, while Eurotripp will take you on a mind-bending journey through kaleidoscopic soundscapes. Hotbox promises a set as heady as it sounds, and TRXVIS and S8nt Electric will electrify the airwaves with their genre-defying beats. J-MONT is ready to deliver a lyrical barrage that’ll have you questioning reality, while Gonzo's unpredictable artistry is set to be the cherry on top of this auditory sundae.
Doors creak open at 7pm, and the show kicks off at 8pm—it’s 18+ only, so leave your baby-faced buddies behind. This isn't just a gig; it's a rite of passage into the next echelon of indie music nirvana. Miss it, and you'll be hearing the echoes of what could have been for weeks.
The Regent Theater
448 S. Main St.
Los Angeles