How many women and nonbinary-fronted bands can you remember from the mainstream emo wave? OK, now let’s subtract Paramore, Hey Monday and Automatic Loveletter. How many do you have now?

Among the hundreds of emo bands, unfortunately only a handful are fronted by women. But those female-fronted bands are some of the best in the genre. From revivalists to pioneers, here are seven ...

L7 is an all-female American rock band founded in 1985 ... Evanescence, a beloved emo band, is making a comeback. Founded in New York in 1994, the band has gone through different changes, but ...

And especially in emo, there’s such a strong emotion that ... I think a lot of the bigger tours and festivals are making a point to have female artists be represented,” Brent said.

Over the last several decades, emo music has experienced moments of mainstream ... “Our roster is now more than 50% female or non-binary, 40% of our roster is LGBTQ. And so it's nice to see ...

Paramore is one of the 2000s emo bands with female singers. Panic! at the Disco was a US-based pop rock group founded in 2004 in Las Vegas, Nevada, by childhood companions Spencer Smith ...

Emo music has largely flown under the radar ... And our roster is now more than 50% female and nonbinary. Forty percent of our roster is LGBTQ. And so it's nice to see artists like this, you ...

Even back then, it was a boy's club. As good as some of these releases were, there just weren't many female perspectives represented in early emo music. We'll discuss this in greater depth in a ...

Where the Girls Aren’t,” about the plight of the female emo fan. Multiple generations of women have written about their experience of being drawn in by the music, the vibe, and the punk ...

“Basically, it’s never been accurate to describe us. Emo bands were being booked while we were touring with Christian metal bands because no one would book us on tours. I think emo is fucking ...