Glaive: God Save The Three Tour at The Glass House

Glaive rolls into Pomona on Saturday, October 17, 2026, with the God Save The Three Tour. The show is at The Glass House, the long-running independent venue east of downtown LA, and it blends indie, pop and trap with a heavy electronic edge. If you are scanning for LA events this weekend and want a night out that is not a club in Hollywood, this one is worth the drive.

When: Saturday, October 17, 2026, 8:00 PM to 11:30 PM Where: The Glass House, Pomona Tickets: $35 through DICE

What to expect

Glaive sits in the crossover space where guitar-driven songwriting meets hyperpop production and trap drums. Listings put the night under indie, pop, trap and EDM, which tells you the crowd will be mixed: younger fans who know every lyric, plus electronic music regulars who follow the genre-blurring side of the scene. Expect a high-energy, singalong room rather than a quiet seated show.

The tour artwork, a pencil-drawn bird beneath hand-lettered gothic type, hints at the tone of the run: a little dramatic, a little handmade. The artwork also names Tiffany Day, so check the DICE page for the full bill and set times before you head out.

Practical info

Pomona is roughly 30 miles east of downtown Los Angeles, so plan for the 10 freeway and a longer ride than most things to do in Los Angeles proper. Leave early on a Saturday, since traffic through the San Gabriel Valley can stretch a 40 minute trip well past an hour. Rideshare and parking options vary by night, and the venue publishes its own arrival notes.

Tickets are $35 on DICE, and DICE tickets live in the app, so charge your phone before you leave. Confirm the age policy and door time on the ticket page, because those details can change for tour dates. The listing shows the show running from 8 PM, with a window that ends around 11:30 PM.

Why go

Tour stops outside the city core often get less attention than the Hollywood and downtown rooms, but The Glass House has a reputation for strong sound and a crowd that actually came for the music. For anyone who likes their pop with a little grit, and their electronic sounds with a live-band pulse, Glaive on a Saturday night is an easy pick. Browse more nights on the EDM category page or see what else is happening across the Los Angeles neighborhood guide.