Emo’s Not Dead is setting sail for the Bahamas on its fifth cruise ship festival next year.
The E.N.D. Cruise, the four-day floating festival from the comedy-meets-music-culture brand, will voyage from Miami to Great Stirrup Cay and back on board the Norwegian Joy from January 22-26, 2027, bringing along a stacked lineup of some of the emo scene’s most beloved bands.
Throughout the five-day vacation, guests can party with their favorite artists and catch live performances from Yellowcard, Mayday Parade, Dance Gavin Dance, DON BROCO, The Ghost Inside, Silverstein, The Cab, Honey Revenge, The Paradox, girlfriends, Hawthorne Heights, and many more.
Between sets, the boat offers a wide variety of amenities, such as a casino, spa, gym, mini golf, arcade, water slides, and go-karts, while festival programming adds to the fun with theme nights, comedy nights, drinking tournaments, and the event’s famous bellyflop competition. Once docked at Great Stirrup Cay, guests can book port activities such as swimming with wild pigs, lounging in beachside cabanas, ziplining, and more.
Last year’s sold-out edition of The E.N.D. Cruise traveled aboard the Norwegian Joy for the first time to Costa Maya, Mexico. The festival debuted in 2023 as Emo’s Not Dead’s foremost live music endeavor, following several side shows, pop-up activations, and festival appearances by the comedy-driven brand. Since its birth as a viral video series, E.N.D. has expanded to craft high-end merch, organize the cruise festival, and launch founder Matt Cutshall’s emo revival act, Your Broken Hero.
For more information or to book your place on The E.N.D. Cruise, visit endcruise.com.
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