Shrine Expo Hall, a versatile 54,000-square-foot multi-use space adjacent to the historic Shrine Auditorium, accommodates up to 5,000 standing for electronic music festivals, trade shows, conventions, and high-energy concerts. Built in 1926 after a fire destroyed the original 1906 structure, this two-level venue, 34,000 square feet on the main floor and 20,000 on the mezzanine, benefits from Goldenvoice operations since 2012, featuring state-of-the-art L-Acoustics sound systems with wide coverage via A15 Focus arrays and KS21 subs for pristine audio across configurations. Nestled in the University Park neighborhood near USC, the Expo Hall offers an industrial yet adaptable atmosphere with direct parking lot access for seamless load-ins and outdoor expansions under palm trees. Its Moorish Revival influences echo the auditorium's legacy, once the world's largest indoor stage, while modern upgrades like advanced lighting and rigging support diverse events from award broadcasts to rock shows. This pillar-free expanse stands out for its flexibility, connecting effortlessly to the 6,300-capacity auditorium for hybrid productions.