Every emo show we know about — concerts, DJ sets, festivals. Pick one and go.
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Catch a night of pop punk energy at X-Ray Arcade with Felicity, Minnesota Fatts, and Hot Mess. Felicity’s anthems are built for big stages and mosh pits. Get there early for the best spot and consider a VIP upgrade for a meet and greet.
Catch Flickerstick's emotional rock revival at Shank Hall. Known for their energetic performances, this is a rare chance to see them live again. Arrive early for good parking and grab a bite nearby before the show.
The Fray teams up with Dashboard Confessional for a night of nostalgic hits at Landmark Credit Union Live. Arrive early for pit access, as it's first come, first served. Expect a blend of rock and emotional ballads that defined the early 2000s.
A night of diverse indie and emo sounds at X-Ray Arcade. Catch Adjust the Sails' heartfelt tunes and Sunday Cruise's infectious energy. Get there early for the best spot and enjoy the intimate vibe of this all-ages venue.
Catch a night of dynamic emo and math rock at X-Ray Arcade. Stereosity leads with their intricate rhythms and emotive vocals. Arrive early to snag a good spot — the venue fills up fast. Expect a mix of local and out-of-state talent, making for a diverse lineup.
Pop punk fans, this one's for you. X-Ray Arcade hosts a lively afternoon with When the Sun Sets, Exit 122, and Gold Steps. Arrive early for the best spot and enjoy the all-ages vibe. Cash only, so hit the ATM first.
Anthony Green's tour is a must for fans of alternative music. Known for his work with Circa Survive and Saosin, his solo shows are intimate and powerful. Arrive early for a good spot, and note that while the bar is open, the kitchen isn't. It's an all-ages event, but under-18s need a guardian.
American Football is bringing their iconic Midwest Emo sound to Turner Hall Ballroom. Known for their emotional depth and intricate melodies, this is a chance to see a band that has shaped a genre. Arrive early to enjoy the historic venue and grab a good spot. Parking can be tricky, so consider public transport or ride-sharing.
Catch Bilmuri live on the Kinda Hard Tour at Landmark Credit Union Live. Known for energetic performances, this is a must for alternative music fans. Arrive early for the best pit spots and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
Catch Gnash at Shank Hall for an intimate night of indie pop and emo vibes. Known for his hit "i hate u, i love u," Gnash brings a unique blend of emotional lyrics and melodic tunes. Arrive early for good parking and grab a drink at the nearby bars before the show.
Weezer is bringing their iconic sound to Fiserv Forum, joined by The Shins and Silversun Pickups. Expect a night full of nostalgia and hits from their extensive catalog. Arrive early to enjoy the local celebrations and maybe snag some exclusive merch.
Catch Squirrel Flower and Sour Widows at Cactus Club for an intimate night of indie rock. Ella Williams brings her full band for the first time in two years. Get there early to grab a good spot—this venue fills up fast.