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I loved it. I got to be in the second row and Alex Gaskarth came so close. The music was incredible and the sound was as well. It was a great night, I left the venue with a smile on my face. It was a very good experience to have, if they come again I'll make sure to attend another time.
I’ve seen them both in Calgary and New Orleans and I would definitely go and see them again. They always put on a good show and have the most amazing energy on stage ten out of ten
So much fun! They played all their hits, told stories, wore costumes for Halloween, it was more fun than I could’ve asked for!
All Time Low are consistently one of the best bands I’ve seen live. Their set lists are a perfect blend of new and old, the talking bits between songs are almost as interesting as the songs themselves and all the members seem like they genuinely love playing every city they go to (even Winnipeg, MB). All Time Low are one of the few bands I know for certain will put on a show worth my money whenever and wherever they play.
I've been waiting five years for All Time Low to headline in Toronto again and they did not disappoint! The setlist surprisingly featured a lot of songs off of 2009's Nothing Personal but since they're all jams, I really couldn't complain. I loved getting to hear some songs off of Last Young Renegade and the two new singles ("Everything is Fine" and "Birthday"), as well as older songs that I've never heard live ("Do You Want Me (Dead?)" and "The Irony of Choking on a Lifesaver"). And, of course, they closed with "Dear Maria Count Me In", which had the crowd screaming and dancing. The banter between Alex and Jack continues to be just as hilarious as it's always been and they seemed genuinely happy to be there with such an enthusiastic audience. Maybe they'll start coming here more often?
Everyone on this lineup was amazing but All Time Low was unbelievable! I can't wait to see them again!
What a great concert. Amazing. Chris Carrabba always nails it!
When I learnt that All Time Low would be going to the Metropolis in September of 2015, I was ecstatic, being a big fan of pop-punk. It was after an almost four month wait that I go to see them live. Generally speaking, as soon as the concert started, my appreciation was leaning more towards the negative side, then the positive, that is, until I decided to stop complaining, be appreciative of this rare opportunity and just enjoy the show. The first part of the opening act- Nova Rockefeller- instantly hit off with the audience but not with me. Her careless attitude and non-respect for the fans (referring to us with inappropriate names) didn’t really strike me as being entertaining. In fact, the latter discouraged me to listen to her music in the future. However, there was something positive about her set which was the acoustics. They were amazing perfect even. Yet, that came at a price. The perfection of the latter only emphasized Rockefeller’s horrible rapping, singing skills and nasty lyrics, such as ``Who’s Dr. Dre cause he know I can’t do stitches``. To make matters worse, Rockefeller’s sound wasn’t even genuine. Her bandmates were playing their instruments but a backing track was clearly heard and Nova’s live vocals were joining the already recorded ones. I lost all form of respect for her because the whole part of a concert is to be live, not recorded in studio beforehand! Needless to say, during her 45-minute set, I was completely miserable due to the low quality music and unhealthy atmosphere of the floor section of the venue. To be honest, I was constantly checking the time, just waiting for the next band to come, hoping they’d be better than Nova Rockefeller was. Set it Off- the last part of the opening act- answered my prayers and proved to be completely different. While doing research beforehand, I had discovered that this band are good friends with All Time Low. In fact, they all went to the same high school before joining different bands. With this being said, Set it Off’s sound is similar to All Time Low’s but pop dominates, contrary to what I expected. In fact, I see baby-faced lead singer Cody Carson as being the frontman of a boy-band, not a punk band. Yet, that didn’t disadvantage the band’s performance but just made it more diverse. The setlist was a good balance of angsty breakup songs such as `` Why Worry`` and ``Ancient History``, ballads like ``The Haunting`` and finally a number that made us reflect on today’s problems. ``Wild Wild World`. The latter was by far my favorite anthem out of the set because it was calming, made us think and with the cell phone lights brought on a different atmosphere. I admire bands who are able to combine energy and strong messages all together, which it was they did. Overall, their performance was great, respectful, well-filled and a perfect choice as an opening. Also, I have to say that in 45 minutes time, I was enchanted with their stage presence, infectious guitar riffs, catchy melodies, personalities and even regretted not buying the album the band was selling! Yes, it’s true. Opening acts are great but there’s nothing like that initial feeling of seeing your favorite band live especially for the first time, like it was in my case! They first performed, ``Satellite``, the static- chanting opening track on the Future Hearts album, which in my opinion was a weak choice because it gave me a wrong impression of the setlist. Perhaps that was the band’s choice because after that one small mistake, they showered us with different surprises that left us screaming, jumping, dancing- and no one really wanted to go home- including me! In their hour and a half set, the band compacted a surprising (but ideal ) setlist consisting of old and new fan favorites from EVERY album, including hits like ``Missing You``, ``The Reckless and the Brave``, ``Time Bomb`` (where fans were invited on stage), ``A Love like War`` ``Lost in Stereo``` and ``The Irony of Choking on a Lifesaver`` As soon as those favorites were heard, fans screamed and jumped, including me. I actually screamed`` what? really? They’re playing this song? `` with a huge smile, every time I recognized a song I wasn’t expecting. It was a positive thing, really! Even the encore was pure. Props to sound tech who managed to create a marvelous sound that was heard over the loud screaming of thousands of fangirls. That great sound permitted us to hear the infectious music and fall under lead guitarist Jack Barakat, and lead singer Alex Garskath’s charming personalities. Fans were even able to assist to a few romance moments, a flashlight show, the occasional joke and seeing Barakat without a shirt. A rubber duck and a Québec flag were even brought on stage. What I appreciated the most was that the band invited you to act silly and have fun with them for a little while. That’s what I did, anyway! Overall, from the starting chords of ``Satellite`` to the ending chords of ``Dear Maria, Count Me in`` All Time Low delivered a stunning, intimate and entertaining performance. However, I would have appreciated the show better if I was standing on the side bleachers or at the tables of the Metropolis, instead of having front row tickets, where I was being pushed and showed. I would have preferred it if the first opening act was more like All Time’s Low musical style. But apart from that, I absolutely enjoyed my night and you can be sure, this will not be my last ATL concert!
As always, All Time Low were amazing, they were perfect ! These guys are so simple and funny, I have nothing bad to say about them !
This was honestly the worst concert I've ever been to. The music was way to loud, you couldn't hear what the bands were saying and there were way too many people for the small space. The band that I was going to see (Yellowcard) ended up NOT playing, Ticketmaster called but it was too late and I had already left for the concert. I ended up only staying for not even half of the concert.
I mean, it's a shame that Yellowcard's vocalist was sick and was unable to perform, but holy did that mean Fireworks and All Time Low put it into overdrive. No doubt about that. Small venue with a big personality, the crowd was crazier than all get out! I feel pride in the fact that it was said that we're the craziest place they've been to for a while. The music was impeccable! My only complaint is that there were times when Fireworks' vocals were being overpowered. The fact that All Time Low decided that they just didn't want to go offstage for their encore and stay out to play more for us was amazing. Jasey Rae isn't on the set list for the tour, but they played it for us because we brought the party. Craziest concert I've ever been to, but that also made it the most fun.
Awesome show! They were all 3 amazing! & girls were on FIRE with ATL hahaha! No regret for my first live show here :D! Can't wait to see them again.
Amazing show, watch out for the post-concert depression
This show was so much fun. All Time Low always make their shows personal, and enjoyable. =D
This was honestly the best concert i've ever been to, aha and i've gone to a lot. I wasn't really around for Brighten's set, but I'm a huge fan of WATIC. The second their song started, the crowd was going, and it didn't stop the entire night. The people there were really friendly too, which was sort of surprising considering the crowds at tons of other shows. Rather than fighting everyone to get to the front, everyone did their own thing and let everyone else enjoy themselves. The combination of the set list and the crowd made it such an awesome night. I'm without a doubt going to the next All Time Low show.
this was the most amazing concert I've been to in quite some time. The line up was amazing. It's very rare to have 2 of my favorite bands playing at the same venue. I can' wait for them to make their way back to saskatoon! they are welcome back anytime!
This set was verging on epic, I`ve seen quite a few concerts here and this ones been the best so far. The crowd was really good, and super energetic, the bands were the same. Very interactive and super fun. I`ve seen three of the bands twice now, and its no regret. I`m glad I went, definitely worth the drive!
Anyone who has been to a show at the Burton Cummings Theater will tell you that the unfortunately small amount of floor space is beyond disappointing to say the least. I have seen bands play there that let the lack there of a mosh pit and general movement actually affect their show and performance. This was not the case with All Time Low and their guests. They played it up to the audience, joking around and generally tried to make the situation work while still managing to play an amazing show! I was transported back into the state of a 16 year old girl falling back into love with this band and reaffirming why I am still listening to them five years later. Their energy and general presence on stage kept the crowd on their feet and their hands in the air. Musically, they played tight while still messing around with old favorites. It was like listening to a Best of All Time Low CD live. They didn't mess around when it came to giving Winnipeg a show they would remember.
I loved the concert! Got to see some of my favourite band along with other great bands as well! Almost didn't get in and missed Brighter playing because I forgot my I.D. but it still worth traveling 3 hours to get there. Definitely one night I will always remember. <3
This Concert was "Out of This World" All Time Low preformed amazingly like usual, always keeping the audience entertained. We also had great preformances done by the supporting bands: Mayday Parade, We Are The In Crowd, and Canada's own BRIGHTER. They all brought something different to the table that just complemented eachother. Though the venue was WAY Too Hot, it was still a great show! The bands kept everone engaged and were really energetic, even though they were about to faint! But All I can say is that if you get a chance to see ATL, you have to take it. There music is great for any age!!!
