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Yellow Gas Flames fans, Are you ready for Los Angeles? on Saturday, November 7th 2026 Yellow Gas Flames will be playing at Moroccan Lounge, CA. Score your Yellow Gas Flames tickets Los Angeles right here.

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Sat Nov 7 9:30pm
Old Tower, Putrid Marsh & Yellow Gas Flames
Moroccan Lounge  •  Los Angeles, CA




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901 East 1st St, Los Angeles, CA
90012, US


1. Street Parking - 0.1 miles - Free
2. Lot at 1510 W Sunset Blvd - 0.2 miles - $10
3. Lot at 1520 W Sunset Blvd - 0.3 miles - $12
4. Lot at 1717 W Sunset Blvd - 0.4 miles - $15
5. Valet Parking (venue) - 0 miles - $20

Yellow Gas Flames Concert Live at Moroccan Lounge | Los Angeles – November 07th, 2026

Imagine catching a live show at Moroccan Lounge in Los Angeles where every performance feels like a moment worth remembering. This place isn’t just about music, it’s about capturing raw energy, like when artists drop their best live albums that make you feel like you’re right there in the room. Over the years, Moroccan Lounge has celebrated its milestones with special gigs, turning ordinary nights into memorable events. During early 2026, they started streaming concerts online, which was a lifesaver for fans who couldn’t make it in person, kind of like bringing the vibe right to your living room. The venue partners with local spots to offer killer food options, so you can enjoy everything from spicy Moroccan tagines to classic LA tacos without missing a beat. Tables for Two come with upgraded drinks, making date nights feel even more special, while balcony seats offer a cozy, personal view away from the hustle and bustle. If you’re cruising through the Arts District, just head northwest on 1st Street until Sunset Boulevard, hop on the 101 and follow it east until you spot Moroccan Lounge. It’s one of those LA spots where the music, the food, and the vibe all come together, making it a must-visit for anyone craving an authentic live experience in the city.

What time does Old Tower start at Moroccan Lounge?

Old Tower is scheduled for Saturday, November 7, 2026 at 9:30 PM. The listing identifies 9:30 PM as the event time and doors time, so the headlining set may begin later after the support acts.

How much are Old Tower tickets at Moroccan Lounge?

Tickets are $21 in advance or $26 on the day of the show. The concert is 21+ and the cashless venue may have changing live listings.

What songs does Old Tower play?

The exact Old Tower setlist has not been announced. The show is described as a dark-ambient, dungeon-synth, and experimental-metal performance, so confirm the songs after the concert.

Who is opening for Old Tower?

Putrid Marsh and Yellow Gas Flames are opening for Old Tower. The event is a three-act bill presented by Born for Burning.

How long is the Old Tower concert?

Old Tower will likely play about 45–60 minutes. Because this is a multi-artist club bill with doors at 9:30 PM, the headliner is expected to perform later in the night; confirm the running order on the day of the show.

What tour is Old Tower on?

The event is billed as Born for Burning Presents: Old Tower, Putrid Marsh & Yellow Gas Flames. It is listed as a Moroccan Lounge show rather than under a separately named Old Tower tour.

What is the address of Moroccan Lounge?

Moroccan Lounge is at 901 East 1st St, Los Angeles, California 90012. The venue hosts the Old Tower show on Saturday, November 7, 2026.

Is there a GA pit or mosh pit at the Old Tower show?

The show is expected to have an intimate general-admission standing floor rather than a separate large festival pit. A mosh area may form among attendees, but the provided venue notes do not guarantee one or specify a formal pit policy.