This week we chat with Babs Szabo, a co-founder of Emo Nite and Ride or Cry. She tells us about the various jobs she had in the industry before starting Emo Nite, including her experiences at working at Sony Music and CAA, as well as discussing the plans Emo Nite had for their slot at this years Coachella (which was canceled due to COVID).
Babs also tells us about their creative agency, Ride or Cry, which has been keeping them busier than ever this year as shows and events are still on hold.
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idobi is excited to replay the Racism in the Punk/Alternative Scene discussion, produced by Emo Nite LA, especially on the 155th Juneteenth.
A show where Andrew Cramb from Where Are All My Friends called in and T.J, Morgan, and Babs from Emo Nite called in!
A show where Emo Nite co-hosted, we had sound issues, we recovered, you guys called in and Camden Welles called in for a special song premiere!
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.
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!
Photographer Cina M. Nguyen attended the special DC screening of Operation Finale at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Panic! At The Disco reunited and performed as the headliner of this year’s When We Were Young Fest. The group played A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out in its entirety along with hits such as “House Of Memories,” “Bohemian Rhapsody,” and more. Excitingly, the band closed out with “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” with OG drummer Spencer Smith. But sigh, Ryan Ross did not appear on this festival. Many fans had “High Hopes” that he would be part of the reunion, while others woke up on Monday morning to say, “I told you he wouldn’t be there.” The Paradox x… Read more »
