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Arm's Length

5 concerts

Arm's Length is a Canadian emo, post-hardcore, and pop-punk band from Quinte West, Ontario. Formed in 2018, they are celebrated for their emotionally raw lyricism, melodic guitars, and anthemic hooks. Their discography includes "Never Before Seen, Never Again Found" (2022) and "There's a Whole World Out There" (2025), featuring songs such as "Object Permanence" and "Funny Face."

Koyo

21 concerts

Koyo is an American punk band from Stony Brook, Long Island, New York. Formed in 2020, they blend emo, pop punk, and melodic hardcore, drawing comparisons to Long Island legends like Taking Back Sunday. Known for their energetic sound and emotive vocals, their albums include "Would You Miss It?" and "Barely Here." Their music features collaborations with artists from Glassjaw, The Movielife, Drain, and Fleshwater.

Ben Quad

17 concerts

Ben Quad, from Oklahoma City and formed in 2018, delivers evolving emo, pop-punk, post-hardcore, screamo, and country styles. Albums include "I'm Scared That's All There Is" (2022) and "Wisher" (2025). Popular songs are "You're Part of It" and "Painless." Signed to Pure Noise Records, they are known for introspective themes with a hopeful outlook, collaborating with artists like Sam Canty and Nathan Hardy.

Shoreline

3 concerts

Shoreline is a German emo-punk and hardcore band formed in Münster in 2015. Known for their dynamic sound and introspective lyrics, they released their third album, "Is This The Low Point Or The Moment After?", in March 2026. The band's music often explores themes of personal growth and mental health, and they are currently touring in support of their new release.

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O2 Academy Birmingham Music Venue Capacity: 3,859

16-18 Horse Fair, Birmingham B1 1DB, UK

o2academybirmingham.co.uk

+44 121 622 8250

About O2 Academy Birmingham

O2 Academy Birmingham is a prominent 3,859-capacity music venue located on Horsefair, Bristol Street, in Birmingham city centre. It moved to its current site, formerly the Dome II Nightclub, in 2009, continuing a rich musical heritage that dates back to its original Dale End location in 2000.