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Riot Fest celebrates 15 years with TBS, Neck Deep, Slayer, blink-182, more
Another Riot Fest has come and gone, but this year’s marked an extra special milestone as the event threw its 15th punk-rock festivities.
It went...
Dashboard Confessional reveal 20th celebration tour, compilation album
Dashboard Confessional are celebrating 20 years in the best way possible by announcing a career-spanning compilation and an intimate anniversary tour.
Check out the details...
10 emo rappers who are blending the genres seamlessly
The year is TwentyNineScene, and the emo revival is real. In a music world where genre-blending is slowly becoming the norm, emo finds itself...
Emo band or Edgar Allan Poe: Can you figure out who wrote it?
From doodling lyrics across your Chucks to posting your favorites lines as your status, some of our favorite and most memorable lyrics have come...
Riot Fest Late Night shows feature Against Me!, PVRIS, more
We're just over one month away from Riot Fest with fans already planning their schedules after the daily lineups were revealed last month.
Now, the...
‘Punk Goes’ launch throwback Myspace page filled with next album clues
After a series of teasers leading up to tomorrow, Punk Goes have updated their website and turned it into an interactive Myspace page. Not only does...
There For Tomorrow tease upcoming news in 10-year anniversary post
10 years ago today, There For Tomorrow released their iconic album, A Little Faster. The title track was featured in the movie Ben 10: Alien Swarm and featured...
11 times Taylor Swift proved her “emo phase” was more than that
Taylor Swift took the internet by storm when she released a new single, “ME!” featuring Brendon Urie, but did you know this wasn’t the...
The Used, Dashboard Confessional and more emo lyrics that broke hearts
When this style of music was first coming out, “emo” was saddled with a handful of negative connotations. It was generally looked down upon...
13 throwback emo lyrics that broke your heart
When this style of music was first coming out, “emo” was saddled with a handful of negative connotations. It was generally looked down upon...
