Emo's

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See also: Emo (disambiguation)

Emo's is a nightclub located in Austin, Texas. It is also one of the venues that hosts bands for the South by Southwest festivals and the location of the 2007 Emissions from the Monolith festival.

Notable artists who have played at this venue are Johnny Cash, Meat Puppets, Rancid, Bowling for Soup, Circa Survive, Army of Freshmen, Quietdrive, Broken Social Scene, Paramore, TV on the Radio, Rainer Maria, Mineral, Modest Mouse, The Unicorns, Islands, Dropkick Murphys, At the Drive-In, Alexisonfire, Vedera, Thrice, The Blood Brothers, Hopesfall, Matchbook Romance, Nada Surf, Explosions in the Sky, Queens of the Stone Age, Two Gallants, Blitz, Death Cab for Cutie, Kings of Leon, Interpol, De La Soul, Mickey Avalon, Aesop Rock and The Yuppie Pricks.

[edit] See also

• Music of Austin

[edit] External links

• Emo's

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