The Story So far

Finding Emo is more than a band. They are a movement dedicated to keeping the spirit of emo alive. Their passion for the genre is evident in every performance, bringing back anthems that defined a generation. Doesn’t matter if you’re singing along with all you have, or simply enjoying the vibe, Finding Emo ensures a great night full of nostalgia. Their commitment to their craft and their fans sets them apart. Every show is a celebration of emo culture and the community that supports it.

So, grab your friends and get ready for the experience of a lifetime with Finding Emo. They’re here to revive the emo scene and remind us why we fell in love with this music in the first place. Get ready to dive into the ultimate emo comeback with a band that knows how to make every moment count. With Finding Emo, you’re not just attending a concert; you’re becoming part of a community. See you in the pit!

Meet the Band

Joshua

Main Vocals
Jenna

Vocals
Rob

Bass
Jordan

Drums
Matt

Guitar

You Are What You Love

“This band has a lot of respect for each other. That respect crosses over to the audience in attendance which makes for a really great positive energy when we perform. I really like how involved the crowd gets because of that energy too.”
“I’m lucky to be surrounded by such fun and talented people that I get along with so well. We get to create a space for people to come and sing along to the songs that got them through some good and bad times through the years.”
“I love sharing the energy of jamming with other emo lovers to songs we grew up with. The moments we share help heal my inner child. On top of that I get to sing and share these memories with the love of my life.”
“My favorite memory was when we had an all ages show and we had a group of young kids create a circle pit in the crowd. It was so badass and adorable at the same time!”
“It’s hard to pick a favorite memory but playing up in Big Bear was a blast. Everything down to the venue, the crowd and the hangs we had together were great. Not to mention being surrounded by mountains didn’t hurt.”