All Time Low

Formed in the suburbs of Baltimore, Maryland in 2003. All Time Low made the transition from high school cover band to international music stars. Consisting of guitarist Jack Barakat, singer Alex Gaskarth, drummer Rian Dawson and bassist Zack Merrick. The group’s happy hybrid between energy and melody saw them rise to the forefront of the pop-punk scene.

Named after a line from the New Found Glory song Head On Collision. All Time Low signed their first deal with Emerald Moon Records. A debut EP called The Three Words To Remember In Dealing With The End was released in 2004. Their first full-length album The Party Scene arrived a year later. Coming out before the band had even graduated from high school.

All Time Low released five more albums in the decade that followed: 2007’s So Wrong, It’s Right, 2009’s Nothing Personal, 2011’s Dirty Work, 2012’s Don’t Panic and 2015’s Future Hearts, which peaked at No.1 on the UK album charts. These records spawned huge hits like Lost In Stereo, A Love Like War, Weightless, Something’s Gotta Give, Kids In The Dark, Dirty Laundry and Dear Maria, Count Me In.

Famed for their playful and interactive live shows, All Time Low performed huge sets at Reading & Leeds in 2015 and Download in 2016.

Following several weeks of self-reflection at ranches in Big Bear and Palm Springs, California, the quartet recorded 2017’s Last Young Renegade and received a Rock Sound Award. Preceded by the anthemic hit single Some Kind Of Disaster, their eighth album Wake Up, Sunshine arrived in April 2020.

A bold new era

Having embarked on a bold new era in 2025 with the release of the new album’s debut single ‘SUCKERPUNCH’, the band now follows it up with the release of ‘The Weather’. The song is a Ramones-toasting pop-rock missile, and one which Gaskarth describes as “a cynical but playful concept” about running into a close former friend or partner and, rather than reminiscing about the heavy times spent together, instead BS’ing about trivial matters.

To celebrate the release of their highly-anticipated new album, Everyone’s Talking!, the multi-platinum rockers announced a huge UK arena tour for 2026, seeing the Maryland quartet perform at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, Cardiff’s Utilita Arena, Manchester’s Co-op Live, and finally The O2 Arena in London. Mayday Parade, Four Year Strong and The Paradox will all serve as support for all UK dates.