About

Sup.

Elder emos

Sceneior Citizens

and even the Zemos

If you know what RAWR means in dinosaur, you're in the right place.

Also, how's your back?

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Most emo nights are built around listening and are just a fun little bar promotion.

ITS NOT A PHASE is built around participation.

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We're not here to stand behind a DJ booth and press play while you stare at your phone.

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We're here to turn a room full of strangers into a screaming, singing, emotionally unstable family for one night.

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The soundtrack?

Everything that got us through high school, college, heartbreaks, questionable haircuts, terrible decisions, and whatever the hell was happening on MySpace.

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We built PHASE to feel like a concert.

Not another DJ night.

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Cinematic production. Lights. Atmosphere. Crowd interaction,  and the songs you swore you'd never grow out of played at full volume.

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You're not just watching the show.

YOU ARE THE SHOW.

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Expect massive singalongs.
Expect to scream until your voice gives out.
Expect to remember lyrics you haven't heard in 15 years.
Expect to make some questionable physical decisions. [when that pit opens up, surroundings tend to get disrespected.]

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​Because here's the thing...

"It was never a phase" is something you say looking back.

Like it was something we left behind. A chapter we closed. A version of ourselves that existed somewhere between MySpace, Warped Tour, and high school angst.

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But we're not talking about the past.

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We're talking about the music that's STILL in our playlists. The lyrics we STILL know by heart. The bands we STILL turn up when nobody's around.

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We got older. We got jobs. Some of us got married, had kids, bought houses.

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But the music never went anywhere.

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And neither did that part of us.

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​Expect to remember exactly why this music meant so much in the first place.​ 

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It's time to remind everyone who said you'd grow out of it that...