Panic At The Emo brings its nostalgia tour of MCR and emo hits to Saltbox in Nottingham.
Panic At The Emo is coming to Saltbox on Saturday 14 November, part of a tour taking the night across the country. It's a club night rather than a gig, so you're there to dance and sing along rather than watch a band on stage. The music will be the emo and pop-punk that defined a whole era, and the night runs from 10pm on Saturday through to 2am on Sunday morning.
The organisers describe it as taking nostalgia on the road, and they've put it in a way that'll ring true for anyone who spent their teens in the scene. They're inviting fans to 'dust off those converse and fish out that MCR t-shirt' and party, so if you've still got your old MySpace-era gear tucked away in a drawer, this is the night to bring it back out. It's built around the songs and the look of that whole period, and the tour is taking it to different cities along the way.
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Saltbox is in Nottingham, and the night goes late, so it's more of a proper night out than a quick trip to a show. It kicks off at 22:00 on Saturday 14 November and keeps going until 02:00 on Sunday 15 November. Tickets are between £7 and £10, and you can get them in advance from ticket247.co.uk.
