The Emo Festival at The Point Sunderland

The Emo Festival Comes to Sunderland at The Point on Friday 30 October 2026, with the current SoundBite Event record listing a 6pm start. The event adds a themed festival-style date to the venue’s late-October programme, while the latest ticket and entry details should be checked through The Point Sunderland’s official music listings before travelling.

The verified Event record also carries an age restriction: this date is listed as 14+, with under-18s required to be accompanied by an adult. That is important practical information for anyone booking ahead, and it is worth checking the venue source again close to the event in case entry conditions are updated.

The Emo Festival at The Point Sunderland

The confirmed listing currently gives The Emo Festival, The Point Sunderland, 30 October 2026 and the listed 6pm time. SoundBite has not added an unverified running order or performer list, so readers should use the organiser and venue channels for any lineup announcements. If more acts, revised timings or entry details are published, those official updates should take priority.

The Point is on Holmeside in Sunderland city centre, close to Sunderland Station and Park Lane. That makes the venue straightforward to reach by public transport and easy to combine with the rest of a Friday night in town. However, festival-style events can involve longer running times and more detailed schedules than standard gigs, so the event-specific information matters most.

Planning the night at The Point

Doors, performance times and ticket availability can all move as the date approaches. Therefore, anyone planning to attend should check the official listing again before setting off. That is especially useful for a themed multi-act event, where a full timetable may not appear until closer to the date.

The current Event record gives enough information to plan around the date, venue, start time and age restriction without guessing at unconfirmed extras. SoundBite will keep the preview tied to what is actually verified.

More events are collected on SoundBite North East’s The Point Sunderland listings, while the Upcoming Gigs page covers live music across the North East.

Check The Point Sunderland and the event’s own channels before travelling for any late changes to timings, entry information, tickets, age restrictions or the event itself.