Neumos Presents
Emery + The Almost
Bad Luck.
Jan 18
Doors: 5:00 PM
21 & Over
Jan 18, 2025
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DateJan 18, 2025
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Doors Open5:00 PM
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VenueNeumos
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Ticket Prices$30.00 - $35.00
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On SaleOn Sale Now
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Ages21 & Over
Emery is an emo-rock band that started in 2001.
They have toured worldwide with 8 full
length releases (9th full length coming soon), several EPs and multiple exclusive
releases to their private subscription club called Emeryland. Emery continues to make
new music each year with a loyal group of followers. Emeryland is a growing and
sustainable community that continues to incorporate and enhance a cohesive,
collaborative group that sustains their art at the center
, while building relationships and
value. Emery also created their very own cryptocurrency called Emerycoin ($W
ALLS)
that is used within the community for memberships, exclusive merchandise, and more.
Emery's twenty year tenure proves their longevity and adaptability over the course of
two decades.
THE ALMOST - BIO
“I feel like I do the best under pressure when things are bad,” states The Almost frontman,
mul
ti
-instrumentalist, and songwriter Aaron Gillespie. “I need pressure and chaos to push me to
be the best me. People want peace, but I don’t strive in peace.”
In order to record The Almost’s Fearless Records debut, Fear Caller, Aaron went to one of the
most unpredictable and unstable ecosystems possible: the desert. The desert harbors countless
ghosts, innumerable stories, and endless secrets. Various philosophies, texts, and religions point
to it as the very source of crea
ti
on.
He ful
fi
lled this urge a
ft
er a period of dormancy for The Almost. In between his du
ti
es as vocalist
and drummer for gold-cer
ti
fi
ed three-
ti
me GRAMMY® Award-nominated juggernaut Underoath,
Aaron introduced The Almost on 2007’s seminal Southern Weather. The group shared the stage
with everyone from Faith No More and Jane’s Addic
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on to A Day To Remember over the years.
In between The Almost and Underoath records, he also spent two years touring behind the kit
for Paramore.
This
ti
me around, storytelling took center stage. The songcra
ft
ful
fi
lls the poten
ti
al he always
exhibited at a now classic level. Inspired by Bruce Springsteen, Tom Pe
tt
y, Brand New, and
Dawes, he delivers the masterpiece he was always meant to make, achieving an ar
ti
st
breakthrough on par with those aforemen
ti
oned in
fl
uences by diving into the process like never
before.