idobi is excited to replay the Racism in the Punk/Alternative Scene discussion, produced by Emo Nite LA, especially on the 155th Juneteenth.
First live show in a month and after spending 2 hours on air i couldn’t tell you a single thing we talked about! Emo Nite LA came by to co-host, we called Brian Logan Dales then he magically appeared then we also called lil aaron. Needless to say we’re all very stoked for Emo Nite Day at The Shrine 10/13!
First live show in a few weeks so I had to have some good friends in to co-host! Had the Emo Nite LA crew in to LIVE co-host my show for the first time ever. Big Jesus and FITNESS also came by the studio so you’ll hear all about them in this podcast too! Morgan, TJ, and Babs came by the studio to talk all about Emo Nite Day which happened yesterday and was an incredible time. The Chainsmokers and Demi Lovato came out as the special guests and the place erupted. That’s not in the podcast because it was… Read more »
Put on your darkest eyeliner and tightest skinny jeans, because From First To Last reunited this week with vocalist Sonny Moore at Emo Nite LA.
Come join us at the Avalon in Los Angeles on October 28th for live sets from Kid Baron, Satin Puppets, and True North, as well as plenty of tricks & treats.
I met Morgan a few years ago while I was taking a small vacation in Dallas Texas and we discovered how our journeys in life were very similar which led us to be friends! He gave my band one of our first live show opportunities and for that I’ll never forget what he’s done for me, he and his team havetaken a lifestyle and completely revolutionized the Alternative and Pop Punk into nightlife culture, this is his story!
Marking their first release since their September 2023-released Deadly Fun, Dark Divine has unleashed their fiery new single, “Burn The Witch.” “‘Burn the Witch’ is a song about the realization that sometimes toxicity has a lasting effect on one’s personality,” lead vocalist Anthony Martinez shares of the new single in a press release. “Even though we may separate from toxicity, it doesn’t mean that it [hasn’t] turned us into the very thing that we tried to separate from. Sometimes, we turn into the very evil that we are defending ourselves from in order to defend ourselves from said evil.” Read… Read more »
Today, we wish a very happy birthday to “Hey There Delilah” by Plain White T’s as the indispensable emo-pop song turns 18 years old. Not only that, but Fearless Records, who released the song on May 9, 2006, is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the label’s inception this year. Over the past three decades, they have been home to some of the scene’s greatest acts, including Movements, Pierce The Veil, I Prevail, Plain White T’s, and more. It’s a whirlwind of celebrations for two monumental entities that molded the 2000s emo scene. Let’s be honest: “Hey There Delilah” had all… Read more »
Today marks a new era for rock legends Black Veil Brides. Along with dropping a new music video for “Bleeders” and announcing the forthcoming Bleeders EP, the five-piece has officially signed with Spinefarm Records. The company boasts an array of top rock and metal acts including Sleep Token, Dayseeker, and Creeper. The forthcoming EP is set to release on June 21, according to their website. The three-song release will contain the title track, as as well as covers of Sweeney Todd’s “My Friends” and U2‘s “Sunday Bloody Sunday.” “Prepare for a bloody symphony unlike any other… We are pleased to… Read more »
On Friday, April 19, Taylor Swift fans were treated to a surprise double album as the “Anti-Hero” singer released The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology. Across the 31 tracks, Swift name-drops many artists including Charlie Puth, Stevie Nicks, and even herself. Believed to be a song about her previous relationship with The 1975‘s Matty Healy, she also mentions pop-punk legends The Startling Line in her track, “The Black Dog.” In a recent post, the band reacted to being named on the album. They said, “Dear Taylor, We heard the song, thank you for name checking our band. We feel flattered… Read more »
