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• Dear Maria, Count Me In
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All Time Low // Melbourne // Australian Tour With Mayday Parade // Margaret Court Arena

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4 November 2023 – MCA, Melbourne – words by Georgia Gutterson – pictures by Paris Gorozidis

Baltimore pop-punk legends All Time Low made their long-awaited return to Melbourne on Saturday night as part of their current tour, playing their first ever arena shows in Australia following their latest album ‘Tell Me I’m Alive.’ Along for the ride was fellow pop-punk/emo royalty Mayday Parade, as well as Lauran Hibberd, a young and upcoming pop-rock artist from England. 

It suddenly felt like home arriving at MCA, surrounded by bright hair colours and band t-shirts; they were even playing All Time Low on the PA in the lobby as people grabbed their drinks, snacks and merch. For some, it was like being reunited with family after a long break. For others, this was their first time seeing the band. Either way, we were all giddy with excitement as we went through the gates and into the arena, more ready than ever for a night of international pop-punk gloriousness.

Lauran Hibberd kicked off the night with her fun and contagious energy, dancing bouncily around the stage as she performed her catchy pop-rock songs to a Melbourne audience for the very first time, alongside her drummer and guitarist who joined her in looking like they were having the time of their lives. Hailing all the way from the UK, she won over the crowd with her wit and humour, such as dedicating a song to irritable bowel syndrome. After releasing her debut album only last year, Lauran is making herself known across the world very quickly, and deservingly so. It’s not very often we get to see an international, female solo artist open for two well-known bands, let alone at an arena show, so it was a refreshing change and one that pumped up the audience even more for what was up next.

Lauran Hibberd – MCA – photos by Paris Gorozidis

The almost sold-out arena suddenly filled up as the very special guests, Tallahassee 5-piece Mayday Parade, graced the stage. It was just April last year that they were last on our shores, but with the way their fans were absolutely dying to see them again, you would think it’d been years. I think it’s safe to say that almost any All Time Low fan is also a Mayday fan; they both started out in the same early-mid 2000’s era, and both bands have stayed consistent with not only their music, but with their lively stage presence and obvious passion for what they do. To the crowd’s delight, Mayday Parade opened with an all-time favourite ‘Oh Well, Oh Well’ from their 2011 self-titled album. As expected, the energy in the arena soared and taking a look around, most people were singing (or screaming) along to the timeless emo anthem. They followed this up with their brand new, independently released single ‘More Like a Crash’, which will undoubtedly be a hit in no time – there were plenty of people who already knew all the words.

The rest of the set was an absolute treat for the long-time fans, with four songs from their classic 2007 album ‘A Lesson in Romantics’, including a tear-jerking solo performance of ‘Miserable at Best’ by vocalist Derek on the piano. Almost everyone in the arena was singing at the top of their lungs and holding up their phone lights, creating a truly magical and unforgettable atmosphere. We didn’t get to hear any songs from their most recent album ‘What it Means to Fall Apart’, but it seems like the band knew exactly what the audience wanted to hear most, especially when they were limited to an hour-long set. Sure enough, we all went ballistic for their last two songs ‘Jersey’ and ‘Jamie All Over’. And to think this was only just the beginning.

Mayday Parade – MCA – photos by Paris Gorozidis

After what felt like a surprisingly short wait, everyone roared as Alex Gaskarth, Jack Barakat, Zack Merrick and Rian Dawson took to the stage. There’s something very special about seeing a band you grew up listening to step onto an arena stage, still the same four members as when they first started, and Alex still wearing a Glamour Kills shirt (a tie-dye muscle tee to be exact), which he must have probably had since the ‘Nothing Personal’ days. And speaking of the 2009 album, they kicked off their set perfectly with two favourites from it – ‘Lost in Stereo’ and ‘Damned if I Do Ya (Damned if I Don’t)’, followed by two more older favourites ‘Six Feet Under the Stars’ and ‘Poppin’ Champagne’ from perhaps their most iconic album, 2007’s ‘So Wrong, It’s Right’. An immaculate start to the set if you were to ask any millennial, old-school fan in the room. For a little while there it felt like we were being transported back to 2009, but it wasn’t long before we got to hear some of their new songs from their latest album ‘Tell Me I’m Alive’, including a medley of ‘Modern Love’, ‘Tell Me I’m Alive’, and ‘Stella’, from ‘Nothing Personal’. 

All Time Low – MCA – photos by Paris Gorozidis

One of the best things about All Time Low is how much fun they have on stage. It was their touring member Dan’s birthday, and the crowd helped sing happy birthday to him not once, not twice, but three times over the course of the night, and during ‘Calm Down’ Alex grabbed a fistful of birthday cake and teased his bandmates as they were playing with his sticky cake-covered hand. There’s always bound to be some shenanigans at an All Time Low show, so it wasn’t really that surprising that we saw Jack, Dan and eventually Alex all do a shooey – an exclusively Aussie tradition of which Alex unapologetically gave his thoughts: “You guys are f*cking sick. Who came up with this?”

We got to hear a few songs from ‘Wake Up, Sunshine’ live for the first time, as well as recent standalone singles ‘PMA’, which Lauran Hibberd returned to the stage for to sing a duet, as well as ‘Fake as Hell’ (unfortunately Avril Lavigne wasn’t there to sing her part). The only albums we didn’t get to hear anything from were ‘Don’t Panic’ and their debut ‘Put Up or Shut Up’, but considering just how many albums the band has released over the past two decades, they did a pretty solid job of spreading their discography across their almost two-hour set. They had to manage to fit a ‘Round the Twist’ singalong in there too, of course. It was clear that all of their songs have proven to be timeless, and All Time Low fans genuinely love the music they make as they continue to evolve as a band. The crowd went nuts for ‘Weightless’ and ‘Monsters’ right before the encore, and even more so for when the band returned and played ‘Sleepwalking’. But then when it came to the moment we knew they were about to play their final song of the night, everyone’s phones were ready to capture one of the most iconic pop-punk songs of all time, one that could never possibly get old. Everyone in the seats was standing, and everyone on the floor was jumping. Dear Maria, Count Me In. 

After an extremely grateful thank-you to the crowd and acknowledging their disbelief that they were playing to 5000 people across the other side of the world, the band left the stage…well, except for Alex Gaskarth who stayed on to dance to ‘I Wanna Dance With Somebody’ by Whitney Houston. This was truly a gig to remember; a rare opportunity to see not one but two of the most legendary bands in the pop-punk/emo world play an arena show in Melbourne together. Two bands that sincerely love what they do, and that’s exactly why they’re still around and playing to so many dedicated fans. When thanking the crowd, Alex described the All Time Low fanbase as a family – this couldn’t have felt more true, and we can’t wait to reunite again next time.

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Pop punk fans and former MySpace kids, rejoice! All Time Low are set to return to Australia! Following the release of their ninth studio album Tell Me I’m Alive  earlier this year, the Maryland band have announced an Australian tour, featuring special guests Mayday Parade and Lauran Hibberd. From beloved singles like “Dear Maria, Count Me In” to recent chart-topper “Monsters” featuring blackbear, All Time Low continues to proudly represent the enduring appeal of pop punk and alternative rock. As well as having achieved the remarkable feat of five consecutive albums in the Top 10 of the Billboard Top 200, All Time Low also garnered recognition from Rolling Stone for their iconic 2007 album So Wrong, It’s Right , which secured a spot among its 50 Greatest Pop Punk Albums.

Joining them Down Under will be Mayday Parade, who’s latest single, “More Like A Crash” marks their first release as a fully independent band. The Florida quintet have graced stages at Vans Warped Tour, When We Were Young Festival, and numerous other festivals, alongisde tours with notable acts like State Champs and The Wonder Years .

Also taking to the stage will be English singer-songwriter Lauran Hibberd. Throughout her career, she has become known for her humour-infused power pop, earning a reputation for her wit and musical prowess. In 2022, she released her debut album, the vibrant and energetic Garageband Superstar , which featured collaborations with DJ Lethal of Limp Bizkit and B Brown of Wheatus .

The tour will kick off in Perth on 1st November, with Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane following. Tickets go on sale through Destroy All Lines on Friday 23rd June, 12pm local time. Tickets HERE .

ALL TIME LOW 2023 AUSTRALIAN TOUR DATES:

November 1st- Metro City, Perth November 3rd- AEC Theatre, Adelaide November 4th- Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne November 8th- Hordern Pavilion, Sydney November 9th- Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane

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In news set to give Australian  ALL TIME LOW  fans the ultimate high, the multi-platinum Maryland quartet are thrilled to announce their return down under this November, with special guests  MAYDAY PARADE  and  LAURAN HIBBERD . A band who have toppled charts, sold out arenas across the globe and consistently conjured infectious anthems along the way since forming in high school back in 2003,  ALL TIME LOW  are now armed with nine studio albums, including their most recent 2023 full-length Tell Me I’m Alive. With five consecutive Top 10 albums on the Billboard Top 200, a nod from Rolling Stone for their iconic 2007 album  So Wrong, It’s Right  among its 50 Greatest Pop Punk Albums and iconic singles from  Dear Maria, Count Me In  to their recent smash  Monsters , featuring blackbear,  ALL TIME LOW  continue to fly the flag for the enduring success and adoration for pop punk and alternative rock. Whether teaming up with blackbear for their first Billboard Alternative #1 single  Monsters  or in prime time demand on The Late Late Show with James Cordon, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Ellen, Good Morning America and beyond,  ALL TIME LOW  also boast one of the most immersive and energetic live shows on the planet, as seen recently on their extensive North American, UK and European headline run. Beloved powerhouse Florida quintet MAYDAY PARADE  emerged from the MySpace era and evolved into one of the key ongoing mainstays of their scene; all while releasing seven studio albums along the way. Most recently flexing their versatility via their 2021 release  What It Means To Fall Apart ,  MAYDAY PARADE  are a band who can captivate while also flitting between upbeat bops and poignant drops withing batting an eye.   2023 has seen MAYDAY PARADE taking things into their own hands as an independent artist in order to operate and to release music on their own terms and timeline. More Like A Crash is the band’s latest single and first new music since the release of the 2021 LP  What It Means to Fall Apart and released as a fully independent band.   Previously performing at Vans Warped Tour and When We Were Young Festival, alongside a horde of other festival appearances,  MAYDAY PARADE  has also toured with the likes of State Champs and The Wonder Years, with a stage presence that truly has to be seen to be believed. English singer-songwriter  LAURAN HIBBERD  has a long-established history wielding a guitar, first picking one up at the age of 14 before going on to blossom her reputation via her humour-injected power pop. Releasing her debut album in 2022, the energetic  Garageband Superstar ,  LAURAN HIBBERD ‘s maiden LP featured DJ Lethal of Limp Bizkit and B Brown of Wheatus, ultimately drawing a buzz for her wit and her sharp musicality, with tours alongside Sea Girls, The Snuts and Stand Atlantic under her belt. Get set for an international pop punk extravaganza takeover this November, secure your tickets today for a night you will never forget!  

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In news set to give Australian  ALL TIME LOW  fans the ultimate high, the multi-platinum Maryland quartet are thrilled to announce their return down under this November , with special guests  MAYDAY PARADE  and  LAURAN HIBBERD.

A band who have toppled charts, sold out arenas across the globe and consistently conjured infectious anthems along the way since forming in high school back in 2003, all time low  are now armed with nine studio albums, including their most recent 2023 full-length tell me i’m alive. with five consecutive top 10 albums on the billboard top 200 , a nod from rolling stone for their iconic 2007 album  so wrong, it’s right  among its 50 greatest pop punk albums and iconic singles from  dear maria, count me in  to their recent smash  monsters , featuring blackbear, all time low continue to fly the flag for the enduring success and adoration for pop punk and alternative rock., whether teaming up with blackbear for their first billboard alternative #1 single monsters  or in prime time demand on the late late show with james cordon, jimmy kimmel live, ellen, good morning america and beyond,  all time low also boast one of the most immersive and energetic live shows on the planet, as seen recently on their extensive north american, uk and european headline run., beloved powerhouse florida quintet mayday parade  emerged from the myspace era and evolved into one of the key ongoing mainstays of their scene; all while releasing seven studio albums along the way. most recently flexing their versatility via their 2021 release  what it means to fall apart, mayday parade  are a band who can captivate while also flitting between upbeat bops and poignant drops withing batting an eye., 2023 has seen mayday parade taking things into their own hands as an independent artist in order to operate and to release music on their own terms and timeline. more like a crash is the band’s latest single and first new music since the release of the 2021 lp  what it means to fall apart and released as a fully independent band., previously performing at vans warped tour and when we were young festival , alongside a horde of other festival appearances, mayday parade has also toured with the likes of state champs and the wonder years , with a stage presence that truly has to be seen to be believed., english singer-songwriter lauran hibberd  has a long-established history wielding a guitar, first picking one up at the age of 14 before going on to blossom her reputation via her humour-injected power pop. releasing her debut album in 2022, the energetic  garageband superstar, lauran hibberd’s maiden lp featured dj lethal of limp bizkit and b brown of wheatus , ultimately drawing a buzz for her wit and her sharp musicality, with tours alongside sea girls, the snuts and stand atlantic under her belt., get set for an international pop punk extravaganza takeover this november , secure your tickets today for a night you will never forget, general tickets on sale now, tickets from  destroyalllines.com.

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All time low are heading to australia this year with mayday parade & lauran hibberd.

All Time Low will be bringing the nostalgia to Australian stages this November.

Kicking’ off in the MySpace heyday, All Time Low, have been loved as one of the worlds biggest pop punk bands. Catch them when they head to Melbourne for a show at the Magaret Court Arena on November 4.

All Time Low Australian Tour 2023

• November 1 – Metro City, Perth
• November 3 – AEC Theatre, Adelaide
• November 4 – Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne
• November 8 – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
• November 9 – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane

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A band who have toppled charts, sold out arenas across the globe and consistently conjured infectious anthems along the way since forming in high school back in 2003, ALL TIME LOW are now armed with nine studio albums, including their most recent 2023 full-length Tell Me I’m Alive.

With five consecutive Top 10 albums on the Billboard Top 200, a nod from Rolling Stone for their iconic 2007 album So Wrong, It’s Right among its 50 Greatest Pop Punk Albums and iconic singles from ‘Dear Maria’, ‘Count Me In’ to their recent smash ‘Monsters’, featuring blackbear, All Time Low continue to fly the flag for the enduring success and adoration for pop punk and alternative rock.

Whether teaming up with blackbear for their first Billboard Alternative #1 single Monsters or in prime time demand on The Late Late Show with James Cordon, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Ellen, Good Morning America and beyond, All Time Low also boast one of the most immersive and energetic live shows on the planet, as seen recently on their extensive North American, UK and European headline run.

For the tour, All Time Low will be joined by beloved powerhouse Florida quintet Mayday Parade and English singer-songwriter Lauran Hibberd.

Early bird pre-sale tickets on sale: Thursday 22 June @ 9am local time. General tickets on sale Friday 23 June @ 12pm local time. Get tickets  here . 

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In news set to give Australian  ALL TIME LOW  fans the ultimate high, the multi-platinum Maryland quartet are thrilled to announce their return down under this November, with special guests  MAYDAY PARADE  and  LAURAN HIBBERD .

A band who have toppled charts, sold out arenas across the globe and consistently conjured infectious anthems along the way since forming in high school back in 2003, ALL TIME LOW  are now armed with nine studio albums, including their most recent 2023 full-length Tell Me I’m Alive. With five consecutive Top 10 albums on the Billboard Top 200, a nod from Rolling Stone for their iconic 2007 album  So Wrong, It’s Right  among its 50 Greatest Pop Punk Albums and iconic singles from  Dear Maria, Count Me In  to their recent smash  Monsters , featuring blackbear,  ALL TIME LOW continue to fly the flag for the enduring success and adoration for pop punk and alternative rock.

Whether teaming up with blackbear for their first Billboard Alternative #1 single Monsters  or in prime time demand on The Late Late Show with James Cordon, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Ellen, Good Morning America and beyond,  ALL TIME LOW also boast one of the most immersive and energetic live shows on the planet, as seen recently on their extensive North American, UK and European headline run.

Beloved powerhouse Florida quintet  MAYDAY PARADE  emerged from the MySpace era and evolved into one of the key ongoing mainstays of their scene; all while releasing seven studio albums along the way. Most recently flexing their versatility via their 2021 release  What It Means To Fall Apart ,  MAYDAY PARADE  are a band who can captivate while also flitting between upbeat bops and poignant drops withing batting an eye.

2023 has seen MAYDAY PARADE  taking things into their own hands as an independent artist in order to operate and to release music on their own terms and timeline.  More Like A Crash  is the band’s latest single and first new music since the release of the 2021 LP  What It Means to Fall Apart and released as a fully independent band.

Previously performing at Vans Warped Tour and When We Were Young Festival, alongside a horde of other festival appearances,  MAYDAY PARADE  has also toured with the likes of State Champs and The Wonder Years, with a stage presence that truly has to be seen to be believed.

English singer-songwriter LAURAN HIBBERD  has a long-established history wielding a guitar, first picking one up at the age of 14 before going on to blossom her reputation via her humour-injected power pop. Releasing her debut album in 2022, the energetic  Garageband Superstar ,  LAURAN HIBBERD ‘s maiden LP featured DJ Lethal of Limp Bizkit and B Brown of Wheatus, ultimately drawing a buzz for her wit and her sharp musicality, with tours alongside Sea Girls, The Snuts and Stand Atlantic under her belt.

Get set for an international pop punk extravaganza takeover this November, secure your tickets today for a night you will never forget!

Tickets from  destroyalllines.com

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Their next tour date is at Exit/In in Nashville, after that they'll be at Gulf Shores Beaches in Gulf Shores.

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Hangout Fest

The Masquerade - Altar

Rogers Arena

BottleRock Napa Valley

White River Amphitheatre

RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater

Shoreline Amphitheatre

MGM Grand Garden Arena

Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre

Red Rocks Amphitheatre

The Salt Shed Outdoors (fairgrounds)

Music Hall of Williamsburg

Merriweather Post Pavilion

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Took my daughter to her absolute favorite band for her sweet 16. It was cool because it was her actual birthday on the day of the concert. We got box seats so that we could sit if we wanted and not be on the floor and risk not being able to see, and avoid potential mosh pits! It was excellent. One person did fall and had a hard time but the lead singer of ATL stopped the concert and brought in security to get the person off the floor to safety and got them checked out. That was really cool. Never been to a concert where that happened. We missed Dashboard Confessional, but that couldn’t be helped. We have never been to the Fillmore venue and we were not disappointed!

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This was my first All Time Low concert and I enjoyed it so much. I already loved the band yet somehow, I seemed to love them even more after the show. The streamers, the confetti and the lights were an amazing asset to the performance and I really, really, really hope that they tour again in England and I get to see them again. Their charisma was like nothing I was expecting and the general atmosphere supported by the boys (men really) was amazing. Everyone was singing, dancing, jumping, raving and it was one of the best experiences of my life. Dear Maria Count Me In in the encore was extraordinary and it was very sentimental as it was from So Wrong It’s Right. Kids In The Dark and Lost In Stereo were two of my favourite songs played at the show, and somehow again, I’ve come to love them even more. Dark Side Of Your Room was and addition to the setlist and my friends and I were thrilled with the change. It was a shame Pierce the Veil didn’t tour due to certain circumstances, but Creeper got the crowd going wild before ATL even came out. I would definitely see All Time Low again, and hopefully they’ll perform the same setlist but with a new album soon!

As it was my first time seeing All Time Low, I wasn't quite sure, what to expect. That being said - I was not disappointed!

First of all, let me recommend you that if this is your first time to a Show like this and you're uncomfortable in a crowd, avoid the Center of the crowd, as this is where it gets really wild and you're very likely to be squashed or jumped on (in a harmless way).

The band's Performance was amazing, packing out all of their greatest Songs, you are sure to hear your favourite, with Alex' live vocals sounding as clear as they do on CD, whether it's while jumping around to Kids In The Dark or performing a quieter Version of Therapy.

On stage banter and crowd interaction also didn't come too short, with the crowd being encouraged to sing and jump along, or even get up on peoples' shoulders.

If you feel like it, bring along a spare bra to throw up on stage and Show your love.

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All Time Low Plan November Australian Tour

by Paul Cashmere on June 20, 2023

2023 is the year of the ninth album for All Time Low and there is an Australian tour to go with you.

‘Tell Me I’m Alive’ was released in March 2023. All Time Low have been fairly consistent with new music with albums in 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017, 2020 and 2023.

ALL TIME LOW AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2023

With Special Guests Mayday Parade Lauran Hibberd

TOUR DATES:

Wednesday 1 November – Metro City, Perth Friday 3 November – AEC Theatre, Adelaide Saturday 4 November – Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne Wednesday 8 November – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney Thursday 9 November – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane

General tickets on sale Friday 23 June @ 12pm local time Tickets from destroyalllines.com

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Current Tours

The Last Dinner Party

July 20 - july 23.

VENUE UPGRADES DUE TO HUGE DEMAND! Due to enormous demand, The Last Dinner Party tour SOLD OUT in record time. All dates will be upgraded, all shows remaining the same date. Tickets to the Sydney show, now taking place at Hordern Pavilion, ARE ON SALE NOW.  Melbourne, upgrading to Festival Hall, and Brisbane, upgrading to Riverstage, will have tickets available on sale from Tuesday April 23rd.

The Last Dinner Party have announced their headline Australian shows for July 2024, touring Brisbane, Melbourne & Sydney.

Conceived during a wine-stained evening in Brixton, the name embodies a musical and aesthetic ethos of decadence, mystery, spectacle and charm. Finding artistry in the intersection between the beautiful, sublime and grotesque, the band are guided by their favourite Romantic poets and Gothic novelists.

The preceding years of isolation and anxiety have only served to heighten The Last Dinner Party’s creative appeal as they usher in a new era of unashamed maximalism and untethered euphoria. They cast their net of inspiration across artists and genres, from Kate Bush and David Bowie, glam rock and new wave, to unexpected moments of twelve bar blues, classical overture and heavy synth breakdowns.

Singer Abigaille, guitarists Emily and Lizzie, keyboardist Aurora and bassist Georgia weave a fantasy of haunting melodies, explosive choruses, and lyrics that embrace tragedy and triumph in equal measure. At their shows, the band lead audiences through the soaring crescendos and pin-drop silences of the most debaucherous dinner parties, gathering a dedicated and growing company of attendees with every performance.

The band are currently based in London writing, recording, and preparing for their next spectacle.

You are cordially invited.

Saturday, July 20, 2024

Licensed all ages, monday, july 22, 2024, festival hall, tuesday, july 23, 2024, hordern pavilion.

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