Taking the pop-punk music world by storm in 2006 with their first commercially available EP release, Put Up Or Shut Up, All Time Low is a self-admitted, "mediocre" high school band put together for the sheer enjoyment of playing for people and having a good time. Over the past few years, the band's popularity has grown exponentially, making them one of the most successful bands in the pop-punk genre today. While their lyrics have never been particularly insightful or deep, the band is fine with that, concerned more with creating likable, singable, pop ballads and tunes for the modern-day, love-struck teen. Though the band's latest release, Dirty Work, has received only mediocre press reviews, the band's rabid fan base continues to grow, as does their ability to sell out larger and larger venues. If anything, All Time Low are a great band for throwing caution to the wind and simply letting loose to have a great time at their house party-like shows.
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| 28 Aug 2012 19:30 | All Time Low | Melkweg Amsterdam | From £35.08 | COMPARE |
| 29 Aug 2012 18:00 | Green Day Special guests | Warsteiner Hockeypark Mönchengladbach | From £56.15 | COMPARE |
| 30 Aug 2012 18:00 | Green Day Special guests | Kindl-Bühne Wuhlheide Berlin | From £56.15 | COMPARE |
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