All Time Low will begin their UK and Europe leg of the world tour in January 2026, starting in Glasgow, Cardiff, Manchester, and London. They will then continue in Europe throughout February with shows in Paris, Oslo, Copenhagen, Warsaw, Barcelona, and end in Madrid. 

The band, made up of members Alex Gaskarth, Jack Barakat, Zack Merrick, and Rian Dawson, have recently released two lead singles ahead of their new album ‘SUCKERPUNCH’ and ‘The Weather’, released this past Friday. ‘SUCKERPUNCH’ was released in June and has garnered over 1.3 million streams, climbing to their top five songs on Spotify. All Time Low released a music video for the song, which was co-produced and directed by member Alex Gaskarth, along with Dan Swank and Nick Stafford. The ‘SUCKERPUNCH’ music video debuted its broadcasting premiere on MTV Live, MTVU, and made it on Paramount’s New York City Times Square billboard. 

‘The Weather’ was also released with a music video over the weekend, directed by Gaskarth and Stafford. The song is described as a cynical but playful concept that explores the awkwardness of encountering past relationships, former friends, and the discomfort of small talk. The visuals of the music video explore the contrast between what is being said versus what is being felt. 

‘Everyone’s Talking’ with be All Time Low’s second album released under their own record label Basement Noise Records. The band’s first album under this label was their 2024 album ‘The Forever Sessions Vol. 1’. 

All Time Low’s Everyone Talking World Tour, produced by Live Nation, will start in North America before heading to the UK and Europe, including performances in Denver, Seattle, Dallas, Atlanta, Fort Lauderdale, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston. 

The band’s UK and Europe leg tickets will be available using a pre-sale code tomorrow, July 15, and general sale starting this Friday, July 18. You can find tickets here.

UK I’m playing at @cardiff_castle and #CastlefieldBowl with the one and only @simpleplan next July 2024. Come rock out with us!

Tickets on sale Dec 1st: https://t.co/vzpVRmAHZh pic.twitter.com/YMOhMRKMov

— Avril Lavigne (@AvrilLavigne) November 28, 2023

Before the shows with Avril Lavigne, Simple Plan will be in the UK for their Hard As Rock tour with New York band State Champs and Florida based band Mayday Parade, which kicks off at the O2 Victoria Warehouse in Manchester on February 9, and wraps up at London’s Eventim Apollo on February 16, 2024. Throughout this tour, the equivalent of $1 (equivalent to 79p) from each ticket sold will be donated to the Simple Plan Foundation, whose aim is to help young people in need, by easing their difficult passage to adulthood and by supporting the victims of life threatening illnesses.

Lavigne released her seventh studio album Love Sux on February 25, 2022. The album charted at number three in the UK and included the singles “Bite Me”, “Love It When You Hate Me” and “I’m A Mess”. The “Girlfriend” singer will be hitting the road in Europe this summer, alongside her UK shows, to promote the album, produced by Blink-182’s Travis Barker.

Her European tour will kick off next June at Rock For People in Czechia, and continue with dates in Austria, Germany, Denmark, Italy, France and Spain. More information can be found on Lavigne’s official website.

In other Avril Lavigne news, last month the pop-punk icon made a surprise appearance at When We Were Young festival in Las Vegas. While onstage, she first joined American Rock band All Time Low for “Fake As Hell”, her new collaborative track with the band, before pleasing the crowd with a performance of her classic hit “Sk8er Boi”.

Tickets for both UK shows will become available this Friday, December 1. Click the link here to purchase your tickets.

Tour dates:

14/06/2024 – Rock For People – Hradec
15/06 – Novarock – Nickelsdorf, Austria
22/06 – Hurricane Festival – Schnee
23/06 – Southside Festival – Neuhausen Ob Eck
27/06 – Tinderbox – Odense, Denmark
02/07 – Cardiff Castle – Cardiff
03/07 – Castlefield Bowl – Manchester
09/07 – I-Days Festival – Milan
10/07 – Festival de Nimes – Nimes
12/07 – Festival Cruilla – Sant Adria De Besos

i suck at grieving is out and it feels WEIRD WEIRD weird i hope that anyone that needs it, finds comfort in the fact that it’s impossible to NOT suck at grieving: https://t.co/wfmV3hROK6 pic.twitter.com/p0AtAdqRLV

— Lauran Hibberd (@lauranhibberd) September 21, 2023

The song marks the first new music to come from the power pop artist since the release of her last single “Honda Civic” and her debut album Garageband Superstar. The singer stated that the song is for people who do not know how to interpret their emotions or who are reluctant to begin the grieving process.

Hibberd’s father sadly passed away in 2022 and she said of the song, “I guess eventually you run out of stuff to laugh about, and have to look life or in this case death straight in the eye. I lost my dad last year, and I changed in an instant but forever.”

The singer added, “I found everyone’s advice on grief painful and inappropriate, and I couldn’t work out why I couldn’t grieve like the internet told me to. This track feels like an extension of me, and I know it’s not my usual tricks but it feels more me than anything I’ve ever made before. This is a song for people who don’t want to grieve, for people who don’t know where to start, and for people who don’t know how it ends.”

It has been a steady rise for the young pop singer, who certainly seems like she has all of the key ingredients to cement her place as a pop icon in years to come. Hibberd began playing guitar at the age of 14 and started writing her own songs shortly thereafter. After releasing a string of singles and a few EPs, Hibberd finally dropped her debut album Garageband Superstar last year to mostly favourable reviews.

Known for her witty lyrics, slacker punk attitude and sonic signature, Hibberd has never been one to shy away from the more heavy subject matter, although the singer maintains her light-hearted positivity throughout. With “I Suck At Grieving,” Hibberd is venturing into what is perhaps uncharted waters for the singer, as she attempts to where her emotions on her sleeve. The song will no doubt touch upon a tender chord for her growing fanbase around the world.

Hibberd recently wrapped up a UK tour in support of US alternative rock band, All Time Low and is about to rejoin the band for their North American and Australian tours with Payday Parade and Gym Class Heroes.

In light of accusations of sexual misconduct made on TikTok, pop-punk band All Time Low have recently published a statement denying said accusations outright. The accusations, made towards guitarist Jack Bakarat, included an allegation that such sexual abuse occured towards a minor. In a statement published on Twitter, All Time Low say that “allegations being brought against us are absolutely and unequivocally false.” 

“When a TikTok video gained traction a few weeks ago alluding to inappropriate behavior within our camp, we chose not to respond because of the glaring inconsistencies in the story and the apparent reluctance to mention us by name,” the band explains in their statement, attempting to discredit the allegations.

“We believe victims. We stand with victims. We have only ever wanted to cultivate and nurture a culture around our show and band that is welcoming, healthy, and safe.” The statement then goes on to stress the falseness of the allegations once more, but that they again stand with victims, while also standing for the truth. Fans and audiences on Twitter have noted an apparent inconsistency in denying allegations yet claiming to stand with victims, with one user saying “how can you say ‘we believe victims’ but that 90+ allegations are ‘outright … and utterly false’.”

In a description of the alleged sexual abuse, according to The Guardian, an unnamed woman says “I now realise that I was being manipulated by a man who groomed me during a time when I was an emotionally vulnerable child.” Another woman alleges that Bakarat took her on a tour bus when she was 13 wherein Bakarat allegedly attempted to take off her bra. After one woman posted a TikTok making allegations of sexual misconduct, several other allegations were made in the comments, in a video that can be seen here, complete with the comments.

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The band did get a chance to play some intimate shows in the UK in February before the album came out but any plans they had for a tour was put on hold because of the ongoing global health crisis. Wake Up, Sunshine is the band’s eighth studio album, it came out in April of this year and brought back all the nostalgic memories that comes with a band of All Time Low’s calibre. The album peaked at #3 in the UK charts.

This news comes just days after All Time Low dropped a revamped version of their track Monsters with Demi Lovato and producer blackbear. They also released an animated music video to go with the revised track. Demi Lovato took to Instagram to express her gratitude of being a part of the project, saying; “Feels like I’ve known these guys forever. I’m SO stoked that the @alltimelow guys asked me to jump on MONSTERS and it’s sooo dope to also have a song out with @bear!!!”

Vocalist for All Time Low, Alex Gaskarth also discussed the track saying; “Demi’s been a friend for a long time and we’re really excited that she was down to lend her absolutely incredible voice to this song as we reimagine it and continue to celebrate all the ways it’s connecting with fans around the world.”

You can get tickets to All Time Low’s UK shows here, the dates are below. Tickets go on sale on Friday the 11th of December at 9am.

23/09/2021 - O2 Academy Brixton – London
26/09 – O2 Apollo – Manchester
27/09 – Barrowland Ballroom – Glasgow

According to NME, the pop-punk band from Baltimore will be starting and ending in London, from Hammersmith’s Eventim Apollo to O2 Academy Brixton – taking in cities including Cardiff, Leeds, Birmingham, Manchester, Sheffield, Bristol and Glasgow. The Hammersmith Eventim Apollo date has already sold out, according to posters.

The band have been on the road since reaching their first No.1 album last year with Future Hearts – which was inspired by the likes of Sia and The Cars.

The band formed in 2003 and have hits with the likes of ‘Weightless’ and their only UK top 20 album Dirty Work. Their latest release, Future Hearts, that came out in 2015 features songs ‘Kids in the Dark’ and ‘Something’s Gotta Give’.  debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200, selling 75,000 copies in its first week, becoming the band’s highest charting and biggest selling week ever. It also topped the UK Albums Chart with almost 20,000 first week sales.

The band, featuring Alex Gaskart, Jack Barakat, Rian Dawson and Zack Merrick, originally tweeted a hint to them coming to London, with a picture of London’s famous landmark, Big Ben. They also released on Facebook the full list of dates and venues, saying “UK this is really happening!”

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— All Time Low (@AllTimeLow) October 9, 2016

Tickets go on sale on Thursday 20 October at 6pm. Full details of the dates and venues are below.

10/03 – Eventim Apollo – London
11/03 – University Great Hall – Cardiff
13/03 – O2 Guildhall – Southampton
14/03 – Corn Exchange – Cambridge
15/03 – O2 Academy – Leeds
16/03 – O2 Academy – Birmingham
18/03 – Guild of Students – Liverpool
19/03 – Ulster Hall – Belfast
20/03 – Olympia – Dublin
22/03 – O2 Academy – Bristol
23/03 – O2 Apollo – Manchester
24/03 – O2 Academy – Sheffield
25/03 – O2 Academy – Newcastle
27/03 – Corn Exchange – Edinburgh
28/03 – O2 Academy – Glasgow
30/03 – UEA – Norwich
31/03 – O2 Academy Brixton – London

Following 2012’s Don’t Panic, the band finally released their long awaited sixth album Future Hearts in April of last year, which was generally warmly received by fans both old and new, even making an appearance at number 7 on Rock Sound‘s top 50 releases of 2015. The band recently finished their UK Future Hearts Tour with support from fellow pop punk outfit Good Charlotte, and are due to perform at this year’s Download Festival; see the full line up so far here.

Today the band released a brand new music video for their new single from Future Hearts, entitled Missing You – watch below:

Quoted by Rock Sound, the band explained:

“Missing You” at its core is about connection and the community we’ve built around this band. It’s a call to everyone feeling a little messed up or singled out. This video shows that we’re all in it for the same reasons, because with music and this amazing community we don’t ever have to feel alone.

According to a tweet from lead vocalist and guitarist Alex Gaskarth in January, the band are reportedly working on new material.

Good things on the way! Bout to get lost in the desert for a bit and work on some tunes. Then we're off to Japan from there the UK! Woooo

— Alexander William (@AlexAllTimeLow) January 9, 2016

All Time Low’s new video will no doubt make fans a little emotional, however with single releases, tours, festival dates and the possibility of an upcoming new album in the future, it’s unlikely All Time Low are going anywhere anytime soon.