If you were an emo kid in the '90s, you know these struggles ... It was almost like a comb-over, but we thought it was cute. It was easy to hide behind and easy to be noticed by.

Emo kids are the easier subculture to remember thanks ... While many scene kids loved a lip or eyebrow ring, they were also very into cute jewelry featuring cartoon characters.

The Get Up Kids were either second- or third-wave emo, depending on who you ask. What is certain is that they formed in 1995, released four albums, broke up in 2005 and reunited last year.

Here are 10 things emo kids are notorious for doing despite their parents telling them “no.” Read more: 20 DIY goth accessories that will make your friends jealous 1.

Videos from KQED Live Watch recordings of recent KQED Live events. On my way to the "emo night" party in San Francisco -- also known as Taking Back Tuesday -- I imagined a bunch of kids sitting in a ...

James Suptic, one of the founding members of the Get Up Kids, has spoken out against the “emo” scene the band inadvertently helped create in a recent interview with Drowned in Sound ...

Riot police have taken to the streets of several cities in Mexico to ... defend emo kids? A series of attacks on dyed-hair, eye-makeup-wearing emo kids began in early March when several hundred ...

Among them is Christian “DJ Chris B” Soriano, founder of Emo Night Treasure Coast. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. “To the kids, this music is new,” Soriano said.

Formed in 1995, The Get Up Kids will be launching their tour marking the 25th anniversary of “Something to Write Home About,” considered among emo’s seminal albums. They’ll play the album ...