Insomniac Countdown Los Angeles Tickets - Los Angeles Convention Center

LineUp

Close Friends Only

1 concert

Close Friends Only: high-energy, internet-savvy DJ collective led by Angeltiz, Keesco & JustJake; known for viral, unpredictable EDM drops; co-signed by John Summit++

Ship Wrek

3 concerts

Los Angeles-based duo Ship Wrek, consisting of Tripp Churchill and Collin Maguire, emerged in 2019, captivating the electronic music scene with their unique sound and energetic DJ sets. Supported by industry giants like Skrillex, Diplo, and Tiesto, they are celebrated for originals, remixes, and notable tracks like “The Fall” with The Chainsmokers.

Above & Beyond

13 concerts

Above & Beyond, aka Jono, Tony & Paavo, are electronic dance pioneers known for hits like “Northern Soul.” Founders of Anjunabeats labels, two-time GRAMMY™ nominees.

Kobosil

2 concerts

Berlin native Kobosil, a leading techno DJ/producer, is known for a deep, fast, aggressive style. He releases on Ostgut Ton, runs R - Label Group, and fuses EBM, noise, and industrial influences.

Kevin de Vries

2 concerts

Kevin De Vries, a techno DJ/producer, blends techno and trance with unique drama. Known for releases on Cocoon, Drumcode, and Afterlife, he captivates global audiences with dynamic sets.

AR/CO

1 concert

British–Australian duo AR/CO blend indie vocals, world rhythms & club energy. Known for hits like “Fire Fire,” Grammy nods, 350M+ streams & collabs with Tiësto, Alan Walker.

Wuki

9 concerts

Denver's Wuki, a Grammy-nominated producer and DJ, blends booty, breaks, electro, and house into hits. Known for viral tracks on TikTok, he has collaborated with Diplo and Stevie Nicks.

Crankdat

19 concerts

Ohio's Crankdat is a standout in electronic music, known for tracks like "STFU" and "Big Bang" with DJ Snake. Famous for vibrant shows at EDC and Tomorrowland.

John Summit

29 concerts

Chicago-born DJ/producer John Summit is known for high-energy house and techno, billion+ streams, #1 U.S. dance hits, iconic festivals, sold-out arenas, and hits like “Where You Are.”