Just a week after revealing the inaugural lineup for its 4,000-capacity Riverside venue, United Heritage Hall, events company AEG Presents is giving a first look at programming at the smaller neighboring venue, Moonline. The 1,500-capacity venue is taking over the current home of Emo's, which is moving back downtown, where it started more than 30 years ago.
A press release from AEG says the venue will open in 2027 "after a series of upgrades and renovations." The team is working on the sound system, green rooms, backstage areas, and guest amenities.
Moonline will host shows within a variety of genres spanning from mainstream (pop, rock, and hip-hop) to niche (emo, hardcore, and more). Using descriptions from the press release, here are are the first shows slated for the venue:
February 13: Talking Heads tribute HeartByrne
February 17: Los Angeles alternative rock band Bad Suns
February 26: pop singer-songwriter Chelsea Cutler
March 4: British progressive metal band Haken
March 6: Chicago indie rock band Beach Bunny
March 12: metalcore band Currents
March 24: New Jersey emo and punk veterans Saves the Day
March 31: New York hardcore legends Gorilla Biscuits with Terror
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