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The Emo Social Club Podcast

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Brian and Lizzie discuss news and host interviews surrounding the emo subculture, addressing current topics and bands.

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"I think we're one of the first bands that wasn't afraid of being called emo. We didn't try to tell people not to call us emo. We were actually trying to be an emo band."

We're live at Warped Tour Orlando with Buddy from Senses Fail! He dives into w... more

"We're not afraid of our coping mechanisms. And we're not afraid to be, shamelessly happy or shamelessly sad."

We caught up with Arrows In Action at Warped Tour in their home state of Florida. The band discusses what makes them emo, the power of cop... more

"I think all black and brown people across all industries and fields know that we always have to work 10 times harder to be met in the middle."

We're joined by rap rock pioneers Oxymorrons at Warped Tour. They get real about the challenges and pride... more

Join Emo Social Club as we chat with Travis from Girlfriends about their record 'There Goes the Neighborhood,' nostalgic youth experiences, and the true meaning of emo in today's music scene. Discover how the band finds light at the end of the tunnel... more

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Buddy Nielsen
Vocalist of Senses Fail
Senses Fail
Episode: Senses Fail on Proudly Embracing the Emo Label & The Emo's Not Dead Cruise
Arrows In Action
An emo band performing at Warped Tour
Episode: Arrows In Action on Coping Through Music & Touring with Boys Like Girls
Deryck Whibley
Lead vocalist and guitarist of the band Sum 41 and founder of the brand Walking Disaster
Sum 41, Walking Disaster
Episode: Deryck Whibley on Walking Disaster, Sum 41, and Life Philosophy
Chris Dudley
Keyboardist and part of Underoath
Underoath
Episode: Underoath on 20 Years of 'They're Only Chasing Safety' & The "Wake Up Call" That Changed Their Career
Spencer Chamberlain
Vocalist and part of Underoath
Underoath
Episode: Underoath on 20 Years of 'They're Only Chasing Safety' & The "Wake Up Call" That Changed Their Career
Brian Logan Dales
Lead vocalist of The Summer Set
The Summer Set
Episode: The Summer Set's Brian Dales on Their Emo Identity & New Album 'Meet Me In The Record Store'
Jason Butler
Lead vocalist of Letlive
Letlive
Episode: Letlive on 'The Blackest Beautiful' & The Physicality of Emo as Liberation
Taylor Acorn
Singer-songwriter known for her work within the emo music genre.
Episode: Taylor Acorn on Her Zen Pre-Show Ritual & Writing About Mental Health
Plain White T's Member
Member of the band Plain White T's
Plain White T's
Episode: Plain White T's on 'All That We Needed' 20th Anniversary & Playing with the Jonas Brothers

Hosts

Brian
Co-host of discussions surrounding the emo subculture, often sharing insights from his experiences in music journalism and community involvement.
Lizzie
Co-host with a focus on emotional connections in music and the cultural significance of emo, engaging authentically with guests and the audience.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 66 ratings
  • Real Deal

    These two are the real deal who have been part of the scene via music journalism, gigging, interviewing, DJing, etc for years now, and it shows. They downright live the scene. Great vibes too. Their Twitch stuff is awesome as well, and catching their sets live or online are a guaranteed good time. It’s a social club for sure, but they’re also really awesome Chicago music scene ambassadors.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DCG94
    United States3 years ago
  • Love it!

    Lizzie and Brian are both great humans and I look forward to listening to new episodes! I’ve discovered some great music/musicians because of them!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    shortney15
    United States4 years ago
  • This podcast took me back to college. Interviews with great guests like Tom Higgenson founder if independent record label Humans Were Here and drummer fir TLB. This is the one podcast where there is no talk of Delilah.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    jack_ralston
    4 years ago
  • This podcast is so interesting. They interview guests such as Tom Higgenson from Humans Were Here and TLB. Love that they talked about his future projects more than his past.

    Podchaser
    5
    alexanderhuang9
    4 years ago
  • Emo social club

    This podcast made my heart happy. So excited to hear about Tom higgenson and the nostalgia behind his music. Loved hearing about his new solo career million miler, and his record label, humans were here!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alex_Huang00
    United States4 years ago

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The podcast is noted for its authenticity, providing a platform for both established and emerging artists in the genre.
Listeners appreciate the hosts' deep knowledge of the emo scene and their engaging, relatable discussions.
Many reviews commend the vibe and enjoyable interactions between the hosts and guests, making it a welcoming space for listeners.
Fans find a sense of community through the show's focus on personal stories and emotional connections with music.

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Senses Fail on Proudly Embracing the Emo Label & The Emo's Not Dead Cruise
Q: What makes Senses Fail so emo?
Buddy states that they've never been anti-emo and embrace their status as an emo band, highlighting their emotional lyrics and the legacy of their music.
Senses Fail on Proudly Embracing the Emo Label & The Emo's Not Dead Cruise
Q: What is the most Emo song you are listening to right now?
Buddy mentions a song from Monster Trucks that his son likes, specifically about 'Grave Digger' which he considers quite emo.
Oxymorrons on Being Black in the Alternative Scene & Creating Independently
Q: What makes Oxymorons so emo?
They respond that life is hard, particularly for black individuals in the scene, and they aim to address this truth through their music.
Oxymorrons on Being Black in the Alternative Scene & Creating Independently
Q: What is the most emo song you guys are listening to right now?
They express that they have been listening to various songs that help them cope with emotions, but they don't specify just one song.
The Home Team on Sexy Rock, Warped Tour, & Paying it Forward in the DIY Scene
Q: What makes The Home Team so emo?
The members discussed their musical diversity, emphasizing their emotional songs and collective acceptance from various music scenes as pivotal to their identity.

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1. Buddy Nielsen
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3. Deryck Whibley
4. Chris Dudley
5. Spencer Chamberlain
6. Brian Logan Dales
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8. Taylor Acorn

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