On the God Save The Three Tour, kurtains holds the opening slot. He also produced the album the tour is named after, tracking those sessions with glaive across North Carolina and the Cotswolds. On Friday, October 23 at Emo’s Austin, that working relationship is the throughline: a headliner and his recording partner, separated by the billing but not by much.
About the Show
God Save The Three, released May 8, 2026 on the broke label with kurtains producing, is the record both names are currently touring behind. Press materials describe it as “a deeply personal collaborative album built on years of friendship, shared creative evolution, and a defining run of spontaneous studio sessions,” with sessions running across North Carolina, Asheville, and the Cotswolds in the UK. The collaboration reunites glaive and kurtains after parallel solo careers, returning to a partnership that started during their teenage years. Lead single “The Troubles” landed April 24; the first video single, “The Band,” was directed by Lewis Baillie.
glaive (full name Ash Blue Gutierrez) grew up in Hendersonville, North Carolina (population 15,000) after a childhood in Florida. He built his following by posting music to SoundCloud during the pandemic, signed to Interscope Records, and opened for The Kid LAROI on the way up. His 2024 album May It Never Falter, recorded in Iceland and Wales, was named one of 2024’s best releases by Vogue. His 2025 solo album Y’all, which followed his relocation back to North Carolina, drew critical attention from NPR, Clash, and The Line of Best Fit.
Rounding out the bill is Tiffany Day, whose debut album HALO arrived April 3, 2026. Day is described as “a genre-bending artist known for blending hyper-digital aesthetic, emotional chaos, and internet-born edge,” having gained her initial following as a teenager. kurtains, also listed as support, released sandy nevermore as a standalone project; press materials describe it as exploring the aftermath of infatuation.
Venue & Logistics
Emo’s Austin, on East Riverside Drive, holds 1,700. The Austin stop comes near the end of a tour spanning 30 dates in 29 cities — a headlining scale for an act who started posting from a North Carolina town of 15,000. Show time is 7:00 p.m. A pre-doors patio upgrade at 6:00 p.m. is listed on the ticket page; it’s noted as not a concert ticket.
Tickets
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