Emo Kids LIVE!
Emo Kids LIVE!Saturday, November 2nd 18+ Emo Nights are BETTER LIVE! EMO KIDS are the best emo cover band in the country, and what separates them is their dedication to not only playing as close to album-perfect as possible, but also being able to play for hours non-stop, while bringing the intense energy with which this music was created. Emo Night events have existed for some time now, but have mostly revolved around DJ’s playing recordings of all these classic emo hits. We know that emo music is best enjoyed LIVE, however, so Emo Kids’ mission is to finally give the country that option, at the highest quality. Unlike many other live acts, with Emo Kids you’ll experience every harmony, see every drum fill, feel every bass drop, and hear each and every musical detail that you always look forward to when listening to these youth-defining records. Watching Emo Kids is like actually seeing all your favorite bands in one night, without having to run from stage to stage, and they never play the same set twice! Though based in Southern California, the “kids” tour nationally in their LIVE EMO NIGHT TOUR, which incorporates support from a mixture of local emo cover and tribute bands from the era, as well as live-mixing DJs, to redefine what makes an amazing Emo Night show! From poppier classics like Blink-182 and Fall Out Boy, to heavier bangers like A Day To Remember and Pierce The Veil, and even some emo adjacent surprises, Emo Kids take the audience on an emo-tional rollercoaster ride they haven’t been on since The Warped Tour.
408 Hot Mess Tour
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408 Hot Mess TourWith Special Guest The Missing PeaceWednesday, April 10thThis Show is All Ages! 408 is an American Alt-Punk band that takes influences from Pop Punk, Emo, EDM, and Trap creating a sound that can be described as if Blink-182 and Marshmello had a baby. Members Mark Faroudi, Nick Hanus, and Nick Roque are all featured vocalists across different tracks while also ripping bass and guitars respectively.
Smile Empty Soul
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Smile Empty SoulThe Rhythm of the War Drum TourHearts & Hand Grenades | KamenarThursday, May 9th | 6:30 pm Door TimeImmerse yourself in the dynamic “Rhythm of the War Drum Tour” featuring Smile Empty Soul, Hearts & Hand Grenades, and Kamena! Prepare for a night of exhilarating alternative rock, with pulsating energy, captivating melodies, and intense performances guaranteed. Don’t miss this unforgettable journey through the realms of hard-hitting music!Smile Empty Soul SMILE EMPTY SOUL is a hard rock band that originated in Los Angeles, CA in the late 1990’s and has stayed true to their brand of “no bullshit”, “real as it gets” hard rock to this day. The band signed a major label record deal in 2003 to release their self-titled debut album in May of that year. They realized huge success at alternative radio, rock radio, and the music video channels that have since fallen by the wayside or turned into reality show networks. After 3 very successful singles/videos and a gold record from the debut release, the band ran into trouble with their record company (which was in the midst of turmoil at the top levels) and found themselves working extra hard in the trenches, and signed to indie labels or no label at all from them on. This would become SMILE EMPTY SOUL’s destiny, as they have gone on to release many more albums and EP’s on various labels, as well as their own company “smile empty music inc”. The band just released their 9th full length record “Black Pilled” on October 12th of 2021 completely on their own. “Smile” has become known for its constant touring and never wavering honest sound/lyrics. They’ve never changed for anybody, and turned down many opportunities to “sell out” because it’s not who they are. With a calendar full of tour dates, a new album, and just as much drive as they had starting out 20 years ago, this band looks to continue to build on the legacy they’ve created as one of the hardest working, and most underrated bands in rock and roll