The Glass House Concert Hall

Had a great time at the Snot show. It was our first time at The Glass House. Not a bad spot considering it's just a warehouse space and not an actual music venue.

Simply amazing! cashless venue, plenty of space. Nice bathrooms... Only wish they had screens to watch while waiting. Plenty of parking as well.

This venue has to be one of my most favorite venues to come see shows at. I have seen three concerts here, the most recent being Arc De Soleil, who was phenomenal. It is nice and spacious inside and there is even a second floor with a viewing balcony. What I love most about this venue is how the parking is free. I don’t have to pay for parking whenever I come here and the best part is, you can literally park right in front of the place. Also they have free small water cups inside for when it gets warm.

Cool venue, nice and small, but well laid-out. Saw Black Flag and The Dickies there Saturday night, and it was such an awesome show! Definitely would go see a band there again when I’m back in town.

Great venue, solid security, felt safe. Good sound, excellent lighting, good vibes.

An awesome venue to visit. Great sound system with good live mix and great light show. Corner stage makes visibility really nice. Good bar with lots of options. Upstairs for merch and and what not. It's a local classic!

Beautiful city, beautiful people, beautiful places to go and eat being that you have the money to do so. Have a blessed day. Don’t do nothing I wouldn’t do.

Been going here for years. It's a great location, good sound and always a fun time.

Where do I start. This place brought back memories of the Troubadour, Rainbow and Whiskey a go go. Went to see Armoured Saint a heavy metal band from the 80s. They were amazing and was so nice and quaint.

cozy small venue. a bit aged but adds to the charm. Nice audio and security/staff were friendly and attentive.

I have been coming here for 20 plus years and the Glass House never disappoints. The best bands come and perform for inexpensive prices. It's a fun place to watch live music. The bartenders are always very pleasant and welcoming. The restrooms are clean and there are plenty of stalls. We will definitely keep coming.

I've been to the glass house many times! It's my freaking favorite venue, the people definitely "rock the house" (Gorillaz pun) and the "freaks" are Very very kool (Surf curse pun)

This is an excellent, fairly hidden, DIY music venue. The staff and security are amazing, and you can tell they truly care about their patrons experience. They host a diverse lineup of shows, from larger rock, pop and hip-hop artists, to local metal bands. They even offer free water in the back, which is great bc the ventilation isn't the best...but I can overlook that. Also appreciate the marked walkways that allow you to walk around without feeling claustrophobic

UPDATE: I enjoy watching shows at the Glass House. Good venue, good crowd, wide variety of acts but for the love of God please invest in some AIR CONDITIONING or industrial fans or SOMETHING to circulate the air. I was here for separate sold out Vandals and Aquabats shows in July and the heat and humidity while you're watching really detracts from the experience. It is absolutely miserable. When you have the lead singers of the headliners in both shows openly mentioning the temperature (no doubt it was much worse for them since I'm only just standing there)....might be something there. I'll continue to buy tickets for shows at the Glass House but unless it's something absolutely and mind blowingly special, I'll pass on any shows in the summer months. After last night I felt compelled to warn my fellow concert going Yelpers. And if you do go, please hydrate!

This place has all the feel of a small club, yeah, it feels really clean and it doesn't have that funky smell that small clubs often have! (Like a dank-y beer sweat smell - been to a lot of shows in small clubs so IYKYK). It must have good ventilation here. Also, it's pretty easy to get a beer or a drink here as well in the back. And they do a good job at keeping the walkway flows clear. Over the years, I've actually been to this venue quite often. A lot of my favorite bands over the last 20 years would play here because it's the type of size crowd that they attract. I must recently saw Cursive here celebrating a milestone anniversary of their album Domestica. I seriously think this may have been my third or fourth time seeing Cursive alone at this very venue! A great view anywhere you are in the club and the sound acoustics are pretty darn good as well. A bonus is that shows never seem to be super expensive here. Definitely in my wheelhouse. Always a treat seeing my favorite groups/ musicians here.

Was here this weekend. I'll just say that these people, especially, Crystal, took care of me and my crew. It's nice seeing some goodness in people's hearts especially the security or front desk. Good vibes, wish the venue hosted the music until 1-2 am rather than 12 am. Good loc, nice venue, great access to bathrooms, away from different establishments in downtown

This was my first experience attending an event here with mybplus one . It was a TIX GIVEAWAY featuring Nation of Language presented by Desert Daze and KCRW. It was a challenge to find parking. It was after turning around the block thrice that a space finally got available. Parking alongside street curb is only 2 hours from 8 am to 12 am. Showed my ID at the Ticket Will Call and was given wrist bands for reentry pass. Band started playing at 8 pm. Nation of Language is an American Indie pop band. Their genre is alternative, post-punk and Indie pop. The Glass House venue is a concert hall with a max capacity of at least 800 people. It is located about 25 miles East of Los Angeles and 20 miles West of Riverside. Not far to travel if you are from Los Angeles or Riverside area. They have a bar available and water dispensers. Just make sure you have your ID when buying a drink but not for H2O. They had t -shirt merchandise for sale. Just not happy eith the location of the Women's restroom. There's a flight of stairs which i can't do due to a knee injury so had to leave immediately and parking was only 2 hours.

It was so much fun! I really recommend going there a lot. It's a really nice venue to go see artists. I went for my first time yesterday and it was a blast for my first time! The concert was fun. My dad who came with me has been there a couple times.

One of my favorite venues to see bands. My first experience with this place was with gifted tickets. Since then I've bought ticket a few times to see different bands. Location is fantastic. Parking is super easy, with some free spots and paid lots. There's places to eat nearby before the show. There's a good brewery next door for drinks. This venue is standing room only which sucks for me because I'm super short, but oh well. Bathrooms are large. It needs to be better ventilated, it can get sweltering. It honestly felt like I was suffocating, and I just couldn't get a breath of fresh air.

The wife and I went to the Glass House to see Mayday Parade a few weeks ago and it was one of the greatest shows I've been to in a long time!! Good parking too. Aside from me dealing with unresolved high school emo feelings during the show, the staff here was ON IT. They have walk ways taped on the floor and security does a phenomenal job of keeping them clear so if you want to go to the bar or the bathroom you don't have to fight your way through the crowd. Being an audio engineer, I noticed that they used the house's PA for the show and it sounded fantastic. Sufficient bass/ low end while maintaining clarity and sibilance for the tops. Might have just been the MP engineer but definitely would love to make it back here.

Worked with the AquaBats at this venue. Nice big area with small balcony. Legendary punk club but, they have other genres too. Definitely recommend it to anyone looking for music. Also, killer Jamaican restaurant across the street.

There's tons of parking in the surrounding area and it costs $2 for 24 hours. I've seen so many amazing shows here since the year 2000 and have A LOT of fun memories over the years here, especially with meeting the bands/artists before or after the show. If this place isn't already a landmark I feel like it needs to be. This place could've easily been some sort of warehouse in the past. The stage is at an angle and the layout here is definitely unique. It's a medium sized venue and I'd say an intimate one too. If you have a chance to see your favorite artist here versus anywhere else in So. Cal, I'd pick to see them here. Recently came here and saw Safe Ferris from the upstairs balcony and The Pioneers from Jamaica up against the wall. My view from both locations was minimally obstructed. Staff are always very nice. There's water in the back at the bar and it's free. So many Coachella acts perform here too, so keep an eye out for them to do a pop-up show between Coachella weekends.

Security was terribly incompetent today. Usually much better. Ruined my day, would not recommend.

Horrible rude staff, they ruined my night. There was terrible customer service even for me trying to stay respectful, which they didnt deserve. If you want to have a good time do NOT come here. So many stupid strict rules. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE, especially on concerts. Wish i could get a refund, didnt let me. The stupid pink hair girl should be fired for her behavior. Hire new staff OR SOMETHING.

One of those reviews that I could have sworn I have reviewed this spot but apparently not so let's do this. What can I say about the Glass House, it has housed many great bands and great memories for me. The area has definitely changed for the better over the years and my most recent outing here had me seeing the Descendents. Glass House is easy to get in and out of and there is plenty of parking. It's a smaller venue that has an upstairs balcony and a couple of bars. On sold-out shows, it still feels like there is always room to get your boogie on. (wow did I just type that) The stage is well placed so you always have a good view even if you are on the shorter end of height like I am. A couple of grips about this place are I wish they had a few more bathrooms and maybe one more spot to grab a drink. The sound here can also be spotty sometimes, not sure if its just cause I usually go to punk shows but it could be better. But overall this place is great, if you happen to see a band you like playing here, check them out. Small intimate venue with a great vibe and always a good evening. CHEERS!!!

The best thing abut this venue is the parking; there is a lot! However, the sound could be better and the room stays pretty bright due to the bar in the back. The merchandise section is always rough since the place is so small. But what's more challenging is getting into the show; it's time they move to mobile tickets. Come early, especially if it's sold out, because it took about 30 minutes to get into the venue (we arrived before the opening band's set start time and still missed their entire set).

Spectacular venue and crowd that is relatively clean. I love how compact it is and they even had free water in the back with a big dispenser and 5 oz cups, something I've yet to see at a venue in LA.

The Glass House in Pomona is one of the best venues to watch live concerts. I have been here three times to watch the latest touring artists/groups and I have enjoyed the music and ambiance each time. The security, bar, and ticket will-call staff are courteous and friendly. On Sunday night I watched the sold out "Cuco Night #2," and he performed flawlessly for his army of loyal fans and supporters. I was introduced to Omar Banos aka "Cuco" on public radio in 2018 and have always wanted to see his live performance ever since hearing his story. Born in Hawthorne, CA, Cuco's song, "Lo Que Siento" has been streamed over 200 million times according to recent Spotify data. The music system was great and the light show created an amazing visual experience and spotlight for the performers. The Glass House was the perfect venue to showcase his musical repertoire and Cuco's show was one of my favorites. The Glass House provides an intimate space where artist and fans get to connect and the singalongs are fun and entertaining. Cuco's performance got really hotter when he played one of his earlier hits, "Summertime Hightime" and it was especially nice to hear during a cold winter night. It was interesting to watch a large number of fans pull out their cameras during certain songs which were clearly his some of his most popular. I have to admit I did the same. The Glass House sits in the Pomona Arts District and there are many great restaurants to enjoy before the performance. The ticket prices at the Glass House are incredibly affordable/reasonable and hosts both up-and-coming artists and established performers all year round. Next month, legendary LA band "X" is scheduled to perform and I look forward to attending. Despite the concert being sold out, there was plenty of available parking within a very short distance from the entrance.

Great spot and excellent parking. Depending on the entertainment, you'll have a great time.

The glasshouse is a small venue for intimate shows which is great if you want a personalized vibe. Parking is always available and readily accesible. The issue with the glasshouse is that it is extremely outdated which comes with major issues such as no ventilation. It gets so hot in there that it is borderline unbearable. Staff occasionally provides water to concertgoers. The glasshouse serves its purpose but i would not pay more than 25 dollars to see someone there.

The glass house is such an iconic venue. I use to come here so much growing up, it was the venue of choice. I saw many different indie bands and dj's here throughout the years and every-time everything has been so memorable, intimate and sweet. If a performer you like is scheduled to be here I highly recommend you come. One of my favorite venues in California , you will not regret it :)

I've gone to over 50 concerts in many venues throughout my musical endeavors. I've never had my phone stolen out of my pocket before and there was no security measures to help me or the FIVE other people who were pit pocketed at this venue. Apparently this venue has an ongoing issue where there are several instances of 5 to 10 plus phones being stolen. No security measures, and nothing set in motion or in place for loss and prevention here. Definitely will be avoiding concerts in the future at this venue. A concert that was 50$ to attend turned into an additional 1300$ cost.

I've been going to the Glass House for what seems like decades. Located in Pomona, it is a wonderfully small club that hosts most of the indie and metal bands that usually play The Roxy, The Whisky, or The Troubadour in West L.A. or The Observatory in the O.C. It's easy to find parking, they have a full bar - they used to have a beautiful top notch bar attached in the building next door, but it looks like that went out of business during the pandemic - and there isn't a bad zone to stand in the entire place. The sound has always been great in here. They used to have a little raised platform on the side so you could see easily over the mosh pit zone, but for some sad reason they tore that down like 10 plus years ago. Still, if a band you want to see is playing here, you should definitely go. The tickets are always cheap and you can see the stage from anywhere in the joint. I will say that security is annoying, as they have their firezone strip that goes around the club. People simply walking to the bar or the bathroom are nudged along by a never ending group of bossy security people with flashlights. Like if someone is actually walking and not standing still in the zone, leave them alone. Also, I just saw the Cavalera Bros. there (Sepultura), and they now seem to have zero air condition. It was a very hot night, and me and my son were soaking wet with sweat just standing there for the whole show. I never remember having thoughts of the temperature at the place before so I don't know if the A/C is broken or if they are just trying to save money. The place needs air. Seriously. Otherwise, as I said, it's a pretty darn good place to see a show.

I recently saw a concert here (Tigers Jaw and Seahaven). The last time I saw a concert here, was 20 years ago, my senior year of high school. I saw Relient K and Bleach. Both experiences were good. Hopefully, I'll be back again, before another 20 years goes by.

This is a great venue to hear local bands. Plenty of parking and places to eat nearby.

I only had two drinks at a show, and I got kicked out because they thought I was too intoxicated?? Red hair old lady sent people to kick me out.

Great venue, I like that is close and personal but not too close. Parking was super convenient, located in downtown Pomona good vibes! Check it out!

It's too hot to enjoy a show here. It's disrespectful to the performers and dangerous. I left halfway into the headliner's set because no one in my group could bear the heat. We were all very disappointed as we had been looking forward to it for a while, but the experience was completely ruined by the lack of air conditioning and proper ventilation. When I was a teenager, I was at the Glass House 3-4 times a month. I'll never return. If I want to sweat through my clothing in a public place, I'll take a hot yoga class.

I've been to the Glass House a few times in the last 10+ years. Recently saw Mareux perform on 5/5/23 and what an amazing performance! The venue is small which I love, but also plenty of space to move around. The restrooms are located upstairs and they had several stalls in the women's restroom, which is more than other smaller venues. The venue was well ventilated, to be honest it was a bit chilly that night so it was perfect. I love that you can be up close to the stage and connect with the band/artist. Staff & security were pleasant and drinks were decent. Parking is abundant and close to the venue. Looking forward to the next show.

To whom it may concern at the Glasshouse, I recently attended The Dresden Dolls show. My boyfriend had reached out in advance about seating to assist my disabilities. We were told (see previous emails) that there is an ADA section but it is first come first serve. This means that we had to arrive to the venue extremely early to stand in line in the rain. We arrived at 6:45 p.m. and stood until 8:15 p.m. By the time the doors opened, I was already in pain from standing for too long. When we saw the ADA section in the corner, I was VERY angry that we had spent a lot of money on tickets and waited an hour and a half in the line only to have ONE area option to sit that was far away from where Amanda Palmer would be. Because of this, I decided to push my disabilities into further pain because Amanda Palmer is my favorite. It was either my health or a good spot at the show. Maybe 30 minutes into the show I realized I could not stand anymore. I was experiencing numbness and pain in my feet and legs. So I made my way out and asked a staff member for a chair. She said they had none left and they only had 5 people working that night, so they were understaffed. She said to wait at the front and someone would eventually help me. When I waited at the front and realized no one was coming, I went back and asked another staff member. She told me I could sit temporarily on a cushioned chair. Another staff member soon came and said I can't sit on the chair and if I could give him 10-15 min he'd help me. Well I couldn't wait 10-15 min so I gave up on seeing the show and sat in the front of the venue where there are couches but 0 view of the stage. I ended up going back and forth and missing a lot of the show. I understand the music industry is slow to grasp the needs of people with disabilities. So here are ways you could actually help your attendees with disabilities: 1. In ticket sale links, add an option that asks if anyone needs a chair or other ADA accommodations such as being close to the stage due to visual impairments. This will prevent people with disabilities or injuries from having to stand in pain in line for hours in hopes of getting a limited chair. 2. Besides the number of chairs/ADA requests submitted in the ticket link, have double the amount of chairs/room available in case anyone else needs a chair/ADA space. 3. Allow people requiring chairs or other ADA needs to enter the venue before anyone else. This is what airports do, allowing people with disabilities to settle in safely and so they can avoid being in pain waiting in line for hours. 4. Create ADA seating opportunities that aren't just stuffed in a corner with no option for a prime view of the artist that they paid a lot to see. Spread it out so there's some on the left, the center, and the right. It's not our CHOICE to be disabled so at least give us the CHOICE to enjoy a show in an area that has a good view without obstruction. Those are just a few easy things you can do that will make a big difference. Please let me know if any of these changes will be made. Thanks.

Great shows & venue !! Definitely travel there to see any band you already love or are interested about.

Would never return to this venue. After being assaulted by another girl at the show and alerting security - they said the could not touch her or remove her from the show. I have personally been to a venue in San Diego where they removed a girl for seeming too intoxicated. One stumble and she was removed. Explain to me how a drunk girl who is punching, elbowing, and kicking another guest at one of your shows does not get removed? No refund was offered or a safe alternative for us to finish out our evening. I have scratches and bruises. They had zero interest in offering for the police to take a report or remove her from the venue. Thanks Glass House Pomona for a great unsafe evening! :)

first time here! and staff ruined the vibe of the show. everyone is extremely rude and lacks basic manners. from the woman that scanned our show tickets to the security that tried touching my bag without giving me a second to open it up for her to visually inspect. the woman that scanned my ticket was visually displeased for no reason and could not manage to provide a welcoming energy for the minute encounter we had. once we entered the space, we realized it was really cute with plenty of floor space to enjoy the show. I thought the bad vibe was over. unfortunately, I was mistaken. the woman that checked my ID had an equally poor attitude. didn't even bother to utter a word. employee morale is low from my encounters and perspective.

Best venue for a show hands down. It's small so no matter where you stand you have a great view. Tickets are will call only which is a little annoying but it helps keep them out of the hands of scalpers. Definitely recommend seeing your favorite band if they play here.

As I approached I dealt with Michael who worked security .. What a gent! Was able to recommended a place to eat and also informed me that the venue sold pizza... I went with the pizza. The venue is sizable and has a loft area. Rest rooms area upstairs the bar is kn the back wall furthest from the stage. Taped or painted lines on the floor mark areas to keep clear... security will remind you if you forget. The acoustics were good enough for me. The crowd was friendly enough (people excused themselves if the bumped into you). Conversations were great. Employees were superb (ticket sales, bartenders (I don't drink) except one guy who was a dick about calling to my friend in the restricted area (my buddy is in one of the bands and the reason I drove 1h 45m through traffic to get there. So that guy will be the reason I will not go back and the reason for the loss of 2 stars.

First time attending this venue for a concert and the place is not bad. A decent small size venue that has a upstairs which is for the merchandise section and also the bathroom. One down size is that it gets hot in their. Either they did not turn on the AC or it did not work. But for the place ain't that bad. Would come back for another event in the future. Just turn on AC next time.

Intimate concert venue in Pomona right by the record store. Most recently came here to see flor perform (I made the trek all the way from Santa Monica on a Thursday night, so you know how eager I was to have a good time). There's a good amount of street parking, and there's metered parking right around the corner (two hours up until midnight). We picked up our tickets at will call to the left of the entrance and it was quick getting into the space since we arrived right as Flor was getting on-stage. Bathrooms are available up the stairs, and it's a small venue so you'll be pretty up close to the band. We were lucky enough to be right in the second row so we had a great view, and it was a really fun concert. I like how the Glass House showcases smaller acts and has a chill vibe.

Great music venue!! I've been here for the Electric Feels dance party and also got to see Palace perform here recently. Definitely a fav venue of mine, and really appreciate that there's free parking right across the street (just be sure to arrive early if you don't want to be driving around looking for a spot). Much love for Pomona!

The glasshouse has been a hug part of my teen years. It's definitely changed alot. They took out the stands so it's sort of hard to see the stage if you're short. If you get there early, you can get a spot upstairs. It gets pretty packed. I don't understand how they cant manage the bar situation, it's seriously the worst. The line goes out into the crowd and people go on front of you. It's basically a venue that you definitely get what you pay for. Cheap shows, cheap views. I recently saw Thursday play here and that's when I decided it was time to throw in the towel for glasshouse shows.

Went to see the concert for Grammy nominated Immortal Technique about a month ago, here! The venue was just how I love, intimate. Not a bad "seat" in the house. We were so close as if you could reach out and get noticed hahaha. Sound was great. Lighting ok. Security was on top of their game in diffusing situations and keeping us safe. Outside smoking area. Friendly staff

09/09/2018 Came here to see Blind Melon as they have a new album out. With new lead singer, Travis Warren, definitely brings me back to what Blind Melon sounds like when I heard them on the radio. There was a singer opening for Blind Melon that really did great. I almost wanted him to keep singing but it was time for the main band to come on stage. It's a small place but you cannot really tell when you are standing at the front. All the sound in this place was great and loud so you don't have to say, "turn it up...". Distinctive color tape to outline the stage and audience areas. Checking in at the door seemed like we are going in for a school dance. Security checking for sharp objects definitely means business. That's what I saw from the outside. On the inside, the booths in the back for all the band t-shirts and patches. There is a big enough bar to serve drinks but I didn't want to lose our spots. There is an upstairs balcony in the back probably for VIP viewing as this show, we weren't allowed up there. Thanks to Vienna for the tickets for the show.

I would have given 4 or 5 stars but like many other LA concert clubs, they have little or no seating. When your an old guy or have a heart condition, standing for hours sucks. And I don't care where I am, $13 for a beer is robbery. Parking was free and thats a win but hardly anyone had a drink in their hand and thats because of the prices

I've been coming to The Glass House to see music since 1998. Sadly, it hasn't kept up with the times. I attended a show there last night, and end to end it was a pretty bad experience. I won't name the band I saw, because they were wonderful and have nothing to do with the roasting the venue deserves and is about to get. First is parking - there are plenty of lots to park in, but each lot has only one pay station, and a shoddy one at that. After parking in Lot 5, I got out to pay and discovered the line at the pay station was at least 30 people deep. Then, to get my tickets I had to wait at will call. When I purchased them, there was no option for mobile tickets. Again, the will call line was massive. Hey Glass House, it's the 2020's now. Get digital tickets!! In the restroom, there was no soap - just 2 consumer soap dispensers that were both empty. Luckily the bar had some hand sanitizer so that had to do. While watching the opening band, I wanted to check out the main band's merch. In the old days, the merch used to be in the storefront area at the front of the building before you enter the actual stage / dance floor area. This made sense. Well, after searching around for where the merch stations were, I discovered the merch is now placed in the back of the venue, up the stairs in the mezzanine area. But there was a line, and you're not allowed to line up on the stairs (probably due to the fire danger) so one of the security guards barked at me to wait downstairs. OK, several problems with this system. First, it's not artist friendly, as I saw several people give up on merch when the security guard barked at them. That means the band missed out on sales! Second, what if you're in a wheelchair? You can't get to the merch area. Ever heard of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Glass House? Finally, the sound was just so-so. I had seen this band play in various venues around SoCal, and they always sound incredible. They did their best last night, but nothing's gonna solve the middling system they have going on at the Glass House. If your favorite band is playing here, I guess you can't be choosy and are going to have to attend. But this place needs to get with it, in a serious way. The music was amazing - the venue experience was awful.

Great venue, I have been coming to this venue for maybe 20 years. I used to see tons of great bands here as well as some underground punk shows. I have seen bands like Weezer back on their 3rd album. These days I don't see too many great bands popping up to play here but when I do its a great spot.

Good venue. It's not huge which makes every spot in the building a good place to be. Most of the bartenders are good as well. Cool place to go.

I recently went back to the famed Glass House of Pomona after years of absence to find that it is still a thriving scene for rock, and a bastion of great tunes since I saw Weezer there in 2000. Parking: Street is easily available for evening shows, and around the block as well. There is a lot across the street. Should you bar hop after, you will want to park in this lot as cars cannot be on the street after midnight. The Glass House is a small venue fitting about 300 people with only general admission. You'll find that you will likely be squished, and if late be along a corridor that is purposefully left open. This scenario brings it down a star because I believe a slightly lesser capacity would have been perfect. I also believe this place desperately needed air conditioning. While this is typical of many small venues, the band I went to see - The Kills - reiterated this several times as they poured through their set. Additionally, no alcohol is served here, but it is connected to an adjacent bar. The Kills - phenomenal. This band has played for large festivals and is a huge act. I could not believe The Glass House attracted them for this show, where they played all of their greats and dropped the coolest rock beats. The Kills make me believe rock is not dead, and this British-American duo on the heels of being a mainstream favorite. The leader singer will put on quite a show, and should you look her up you'll recognize her as the singer of The Dead Weather and acts associated with the Third Man Records label of Jack White. I'll definitely be back, as this place is far enough from LA to warrant a good homely crowd and tickets maintain an affordable status for most shows.

May 2017 took my daughter for her birthday gift to see "Poptone" w Daniel Ash, Diva Dompe, Kevin Haskins https://www.discogs.com/artist/6194511-Poptone I was told that the location sucked and the venue was of poor setup. Okay, what ever, I was dodging LA because I wanted a much more intimate atmosphere. We found easy parking around the corner and as we were walking about. Downtown seemed alive and full of life and I mean multicultural simple folks all over. It reminded of what Pasadena was in the early 80's when it was coming about. I say a mix of ages but it was a pretty beautiful night. Now the actual venue I want to declare it has a "CRISP" sound! Oh we went all over that venue it is very spacious. The actual bar has soft drinks if you are just being simple and are thirsty for a soda-pop. Otherwise fast stellar service and prices are dirt cheap. So that is a plus! Great AC unit and it smells clean. You sometimes you go into old venues and it smell foul. No not hear! I smelled nothing but fresh clean air. Now that is a perk! We had a profound experience! My daughter enjoyed her first show! Walking back to my car was perfectly fine I supposed because downtown was full of life and lights. I am so glad I we gave this great venue a chance. I look forward to my return after this C19 virus. I just hope they survive and if you are around I say go for it! Enjoy! ps. the crowd is ultra chill and security is relax but then again I was with my kid being mellow with soda-pop. Sit in the upstairs wing because we found a really good view. The sound is fantastic! To the owner and crew keep up the good work because this world needs music more then ever. pss traditional bathrooms