The renowned rock and pop punk band returns to the capital to present its new album “Tell Me I’m Alive” (Fueled By Ramen, 2023).
Alex Gaskarth, Jack Barakat, Rian Dawson and Zach Merrick will perform a concert at La Paqui (formerly Sala BUT) this weekend. The last time they passed through Spain was in 2017, and six years in between have given a lot: from the consolidation of their name as a reference in the American scene to the collaboration with artists like Blackbear or Demi Lovato, among others.
All Time Low’s climb to its ninth album in 2023
Formed in Baltimore in 2003 with a musical background consisting of eight studio albums and hits such as “Weightless” or “Dear Maria, Count Me In” (which they make sure not to forget at every concert), All Time Low lands in Madrid this Sunday, February 19, 2023. Like any other name within the specific niche in which they move, one that sells out tickets on both sides of the pond, All Time Low began their career by covering such genre capitals as Green Day, New Found Glory or Blink-182, among others.
In 2004 they debuted with “Put Up Or Shut Up” on digital platforms and a few months later consolidated their presence and sound as one of the most promising emerging groups in the North American scene. More than five years later, All Time Low can say that they have more than succeeded in certifying themselves as one of the bands on the crest of pop-rock and pop-punk both nationally and internationally.
Facts and milestones that, to our good fortune, bring us back to Baltimore with a new album under the arm this winter.
Tickets for the All Time Low concert in Madrid
Tickets for All Time Low in Madrid this February 19 are about to sell out through Ticketmaster. Run before it’s too late!
