Alison Wonderland brings the rave back to Echostage on Nov 21

Two years after her last D.C. night, the Australian producer returns to Echostage with a fourth album, Ghost World, to play for the first time here.

The last time Alison Wonderland played Washington, it was a late-August night at Echostage in 2024. Since then she has put out a whole new record and turned her warehouse parties into a touring brand. In two weeks she is back in the same room.

Alison Wonderland plays Echostage on Saturday, Nov. 21, with MEMBA and SPORTMODE in support. The show starts at 10 p.m. Tickets run $52.90 to $70.65 through Ticketmaster, where the night is billed as Alison Wonderland Presents Let Them Rave. The date was announced Oct. 22, and it is her first D.C. show since Aug. 23, 2024, also at Echostage.

The big change since that last visit is Ghost World, her fourth studio album and her first full-length since 2022's Loner. It was first set for an October 2025 release. She pushed it back, citing "massive delays in production and issues beyond my control," and it finally came out on Dec. 5, 2025. EDM.com reports that she co-wrote and co-produced most of it with Dylan Ragland, the American DJ and producer better known as Party Favor. The guest list includes Ninajirachi on the single "Heaven," QUIX, and her two-year-old son.

Ghost World also gave its name to a tour. Back home in Australia, she took the Ghost World Tour through Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide in June. Australian press described the North American Ghost World dates before that as sold out. She has also been growing the warehouse-rave format that made her name in Sydney, with a London Warehouse Rave in July and a run of GeoGuessr-linked "Wonder Rave" pop-ups at hidden U.S. locations.

Echostage at full tilt is about as close as this city gets to the warehouse-rave idea at arena volume.

That makes Echostage the natural place for her D.C. return. The room holds 3,000, and a 10 p.m. start on a Saturday means the floor won't empty out early. Anyone who caught the 2024 show knows her sets don't stay on one tempo. She moves between big festival drops and the more emotional, vocal side of her catalog, and Ghost World leans further into that second mode than anything she has made before.

Two names on the bill are worth getting there early for. MEMBA and SPORTMODE open, and on a night like this the support slots set the pace for everything after. If you're coming from the Metro, plan your ride home before you go. A 10 p.m. start at Echostage runs well past midnight.

The plain version: a producer who has spent two years building something new is bringing it to the room where D.C. last saw her. If you were there in 2024, this is the follow-up. If you weren't, it is a good first one.

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