List of emo pop bands

Emo pop is a fusion genre of emo with pop-punk, pop music, or both. The genre developed during the 1990s with it gaining substantial commercial success in the 2000s. The following is a list of artists who play that style in alphabetical order.

## List of bands

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### A

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* The Academy Is...[1]
* Afterhour[2]
* Alkaline Trio[3]
* The All-American Rejects[4][5]
* All Time Low[6]
* Amber Pacific[7]
* The Anniversary[8]
* Attack! Attack![9]
* The Ataris[10]
* Armor for Sleep[11]
* The Audition[12]
* Avril Lavigne[13]

### B

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* Bayside[14]
* Boston Manor[15]
* Boys Like Girls[16]
* Brandtson[17]
* Brand New[18]

### C

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* The Cab[19]
* Can't Swim[20]
* Cartel[21]
* Cinematic Sunrise[22]
* Cute Is What We Aim For[23]

### D

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* Dashboard Confessional[5]
* Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows[22]

### E

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* The Early November[24]

### F

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* Fall Out Boy[25][26]
* Fireworks[27]
* Forever the Sickest Kids[28]
* Further Seems Forever[29]
* FVK[30]

### G

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* Get Scared[31]
* The Get Up Kids[32][33]
* Good Charlotte[34]

### H

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* Halifax[35]
* Hawthorne Heights[36]
* Hellogoodbye[37][38]
* Hey Mercedes[39]
* Hey Monday[40]
* Hidden in Plain View[41]
* The Higher[42]
* Hot Rod Circuit[43]

### J

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* Jack's Mannequin[44]
* The Jealous Sound[45]
* Jimmy Eat World[46][47][48]
* Joyce Manor[49]
* The Juliana Theory[50]

### K

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* Knapsack[51]

### L

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* Lostprophets[52]

### M

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* Mae[53]
* The Maine[54]
* Matchbook Romance[55]
* Mayday Parade[56][57]
* Meg & Dia[58]
* Metro Station[59]
* Midtown[60]
* Motion City Soundtrack[61]
* Moose Blood[62]
* My Chemical Romance[63]

### N

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* Never Shout Never[64]
* New Found Glory[65]
* Northstar[66]

### P

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* Panic! at the Disco[67][68][69]
* Paramore[70][71]
* Piebald[72]
* Plain White T's[73]
* The Promise Ring[74]

### R

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* The Ready Set[75]
* Real Friends[76]
* The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus[77]
* The Rocket Summer[78]

### S

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* Saves the Day[79]
* Say Anything[80]
* Sleeping with Sirens[81]
* Something Corporate[82]
* Sorority Noise[83]
* The Spill Canvas[84]
* Spitalfield[85]
* Stereo Skyline[86]
* Straylight Run[87]
* The Summer Set[88]

### T

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* Taking Back Sunday[89]
* Thursday[90]
* Tokio Hotel[91]

### U

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* The Used[92]

### W

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* We the Kings[93][94][95]
* Weezer[96]
* The Wonder Years[97]

### Y

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* Yellowcard[98]
* You Me at Six[99]

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