Nestled in the historic Naud Warehouse where Mission Junction meets Chinatown, Pacific Electric is a 750-capacity music venue channeling the legacy of LA's iconic Red Cars as a hub for connection and breakout performances. Housed in a raw industrial space, it blends preserved architectural character with modern upgrades like a state-of-the-art audio system for flawless acoustics and dynamic LED lighting that immerses audiences in every show. This intimate mid-sized room, 750 standing, 384 seated, caters to artists on the cusp of stardom, offering fans those unforgettable 'I saw them when' moments in an energetic atmosphere primed for live music's magic. Programming spans all genres, from high-profile concerts and underplays to club nights, cultural events, and community showcases, all in partnership with independent promoters. Led by industry veteran Stacey Levine and tvg hospitality, founded by Mumford & Sons' Ben Lovett, the venue prioritizes premium production, fan-friendly sightlines, and a beverage program tailored for concertgoers. Its versatile setup also welcomes private events like weddings and corporate gatherings, fostering local talent and transforming the evolving neighborhood into a vibrant entertainment destination.