Glassjaw Tickets

They killed that show! The crowd was going crazy as soon as they went on and the mayhem didn't stop until the show was done! Literally could not have asked for a better venue and crowd for this show! Going to see them again in nj! Can't wait to rock out again!

As someone who used to see GlassJAw 15 years ago in basements, gymnasiums and back-yards on Long Island, I can say that GlassJAw continues to put on one of the most energetic shows of all bands out there.

played a ton of songs. sounded great. glassjaw is back!

I wish GJ would play more often and get back together. The show was so much fun. Daryl Palumbo is beautiful.

Awesome as always. Both shows at the mayan in LA and at the glasshouse in Pomona were packed .They sounded great. Everyone sang along. Cant wait to see them again.

Didn't stay for Glassjaw...actually, did see the first 30 seconds of their set...wasn't that great...But Rx Bandits was awesomeness!!! Even though the horn section is gone, Matt Embree, Steve Choi, C-Gack, and Joe Troy are great!!!

I'm a huge fan of the RX Bandits, and they played an amazing show. I've actually never heard Glassjaw before, but I gave em a listen. It was pretty far from what I normally go for though. Still, twenty bucks to get in was great.

Glassjaw is amazing. I wasn't aware that the Rx Bandits were opening the show, and honestly I never have listened to them that much before hand, but they definately made a fan. But Glassjaw has and always will be my favorite band. I drove all the way from Phoenix Arizon just for the show.

i went to see them 3 or 4 years ago, but they didnt show. so i didnt want to miss this opportunity and wait another 4 years. had a good time great energy... darryl has many projects, so catch'em if you can. no cameras

Did not enjoy/understand their set up onstage, but they sounded great.

Amazing... I couldn't have asked for a better show. This was the first time i've seen them in six years. It's obvious they've been practicing.

This show was freaking amazing. I had so much fun!!!

Well, the Glassjaw show at the Glasshouse in Pomona, California came to an end last night. And I feel like writing a little about it. Waiting in line alongside my friend, Jordan Zuber. My anticipation began to grow rapidly as the minutes went by. Pacing around the little area next to the door at the bar next to the venue. Once the doors for the venue opened and everyone rushed inside, we patiently waited for RX Bandits to start the show. I’m taking a guess at about 9:30pm RX Bandits took the stage, and to begin, I was a little excited with thoughts running through my head going along the lines of, “Hm, new band. I’ve heard some tunes, let’s see what they got for me on stage!” The first song they played, didn’t catch the name, not really of importance in my opinion, was pretty decent song. After that song, and the second song. I was bored. Extensive drum solos, repetitive tracks, ugh. Don’t get me wrong, RX Bandits are decent, no joke. But, all it was in my opinion was a shoulder tease. You know? Get your shoulders moving in anticipation for the band you really want to see. So, after standing in the same spot, arms crossed, through RX Bandits set, they packed up, and set off. I nod my head at RX Bandits for giving their fans a great show, but it was our turn. Durijah Lang steps out, as well as Justin Beck, shortly after that Manny Carrero, and finally, the man that has always kept our anger to its minimal & always keeping us at the edge of our seats with his phenomenal raging vocals, leading man, Daryl Palumbo. Once the band was set up & ready to go, my fingers tingled, my mouth watered, my skin got goosebumps. I was prepared to get blown away. They jumped right into the not so new, but new track on the soon to be coming out EP, “You Think You’re John Fucking Lennon”, and without any hesitation. The crowd jumped right into & held nothing back, and let me tell you, this intensity, I have never witnessed before in my entire life. I’ve been to a numerous amounts of shows, and have witnessed Glassjaw before in ‘07 when they played a show at the House Of Blues venue in San Diego, California. And this one had the best crowd out of any show. Though, as a surprise to us all. Glassjaw, or more to say, Daryl Palumbo, didn’t bring what some what consider his “a game.” Standing around for the first couple songs, starring at his band mates, but the response to this was not even of importance at the time. Due to he was still giving us a amazing performance by singing the songs us Glassjaw fanatics have enjoyed for many years, but through out the show. He came to his more random lewd & hilarious acts he would perform usually. But, we all kept in fact that the dates announced in California were warm-up dates for Glassjaw. Since after, they will be joining Brand New in the east coast to support Brand New’s recent album, “Daisy.” Though, their energy was still in lack, I felt no energy to be left missing, for this time, the crowd gave in & stayed up through the entire show, singing, pushing, jumping, and just staying active to enjoy their favorite band perform. Through every song, everyone sang, everyone felt it, and everyone, in my opinion, should have had a great time, with no exiting with regrets. As they came to an end by playing one of my all time favorite Glassjaw songs, “Babe.” I came to realize this was more then just any show. This was a place for me to go & get in touch with some of my roots. I have Glassjaw’s “GJ” symbol tattooed on left forearm for its significance of meaning towards me, be it music, emotions, family, etc. Something that a large amount of people will never understand, and put me through a mockery of shame of inking my body of a bands symbol. But, people are naive & insensitive, something I care little for. I realized once the song, “Babe” had come to an end & the band walked off the stage, I realized I was in a place of comfort. A place where so many people have such a strong love for something, the same as I do. And for the short time that this band played, it meant the world for me. I realize that if one day, the music were to collapse. I would go down with it. All in all, Glassjaw at the Glasshouse in Pomona, California. Was definitely one of the best events & nights, that I have ever had. And I most likely, will never forget it.

this is the best show ive ever been to. Ill never forget this experience!

Glassjaw put on such a great show. I loved every minute of the show!

Glassjaw, as usual, gave an amazing performance. But their opening act, the Rx Bandits, were HORRIBLE! They played the longest set ever for an opening band. And it was torture every second they played. Absolutely horrible! But it was all worth it to see the great Glassjaw. The way Beck adds little things to every song, its perfect. And Im normally a "stick to the album sound" type of guy. But what he does is amazing.

I'll never forget this. It was definately worth the wait. They were amazing. Just like the record, plus they're my favorite band for over a year and for them to come out finally got me super stoked. DARYL PALUMBO IS THE BEST MAN IN THE WHOLE WORLD. He's seriously so freakin (prob. Can't cuss) amazing and such a rad dude. THE SHOW WAS siq!

no words to describe just how amazing it was!!!! <3

I had never heard of glassjaw before, which is a HUGE suprise to me. they were awesome, hands down.

This concert was really enjoyable for the most part. I love Glassjaw, and they put on an amazing show. Plus, the opening band, RX Bandits were great to see live as well! However one thing I did notice was that I feel like Glassjaw, or at least Darrel Palumbo, doesn't really want to be playing shows anymore. It seemed like he didn't really want to be up there singing. And they've had the same set for the past say, 7 years, and Darrel even says the same things in between songs... It didn't make the music bad or the show any worse, it was just kind of sad to think about afterwards.