Once again, the Baltimore pop-punk legends All Time Low returned to the Valley, bringing their Everyone’s Talking! Tour to the Arizona Financial Theatre on October 23, 2025, proving they still know how to deliver a show that keeps both longtime fans and new listeners hooked from start to finish.
After a solid lineup featuring The Paradox, The Cab, and Mayday Parade, it was finally All Time Low’s turn to take over the stage. As the lights dimmed, the crowd erupted with excitement, waiting for the band to appear. Frontman Alex Gaskarth walked out wearing a cozy white sweater with colorful spots, giving a casual yet confident vibe. He started the set with a cold open that set the mood for the night before guitarist Jack Barakat, bassist Zack Merrick, and drummer Rian Dawson joined him, jumping right into “Oh No!” Both songs came from their latest album, Everyone’s Talking!, and immediately brought the audience to life.
The stage design was one of the highlights of the night, featuring bright, colorful shapes that looked like oversized blocks and cylinders. It reminded me of the pieces from a children’s shape-sorting cube toy, which matched the playful color scheme of the new album’s cover. The setup gave the stage a fun and inviting atmosphere that kept fans visually engaged throughout the show. I thought it was a creative touch to the performance.
Throughout the night, All Time Low delivered a great mix of fan favorites along with newer material from Everyone’s Talking!. Classic hits like “Damned If I Do Ya (Damned If I Don’t)” and “Something’s Gotta Give” had the entire venue singing at the top of their lungs. The crowd’s energy peaked when the band closed with “Dear Maria, Count Me In,” the song that started it all for so many fans.
After more than 20 years together, All Time Low still never disappoints me when I see them live. The energy these four bring to the stage makes the whole place light up. From the jokes and guitar jumps to the fun interactions between band members, it’s clear they haven’t lost their chemistry after all these years.
