Pop punk legends All Time Low have officially dropped the dates for the UK leg of their massive 2026 “Everyone’s Talking!” world tour – and yes, we are screaming.
Get ready to dust off your skinny jeans, grab your best eyeliner, and scream every word to “Dear Maria, Count Me In” because All Time Low are heading back to UK arenas with support from Mayday Parade, Four Year Strong, and Between You & Me. That’s one hell of a pop punk party.
📅 UK Tour Dates:
- 20 January 2026 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
- 22 January 2026 – Utilita Arena, Cardiff
- 23 January 2026 – Co-op Live, Manchester
- 24 January 2026 – The O2, London
That’s four major cities. Four massive nights. And if the 2023 tour was anything to go by – this will sell out fast. Blink and you’ll miss it. 👀
🎸 WHO ARE ALL TIME LOW?
Formed in 2003 in the suburban shadows of Baltimore, Maryland, All Time Low started out as a bunch of high school mates covering blink-182 songs. Fast forward two decades and they’ve evolved into one of the most iconic names in modern pop punk.
📀 Discography Highlights:
- So Wrong, It’s Right (2007) – the record that gave us “Dear Maria, Count Me In,” now a scene anthem with meme immortality.
- Nothing Personal (2009) – a pop punk staple, still quoted in tattoo shops and Tumblr posts alike.
- Future Hearts (2015) – debuted at #1 in the UK Albums Chart!
- Wake Up, Sunshine (2020) – a feel-good lockdown soundtrack that brought ATL back to the top.
- Tell Me I’m Alive (2023) – their rawest, most introspective work to date, showing the band’s maturity while still hitting hard with those signature anthemic hooks.
With a career that’s spanned more than 20 years, the band — Alex Gaskarth (vocals/guitar), Jack Barakat (guitar), Zack Merrick (bass), and Rian Dawson (drums) — have remained true to their roots while constantly pushing forward creatively. From Vans Warped Tour chaos to O2 Arena glory, All Time Low have done it all and lived to sing about it.
🤘 WHY THIS TOUR MATTERS
The “Everyone’s Talking!” tour marks a major moment for ATL fans. After a couple of years of focusing on songwriting, side projects, and evolving their sound, 2026 looks like a year of reconnection — and celebration.
Pairing up with pop punk contemporaries Mayday Parade and Four Year Strong, plus Aussie pop punk risers Between You & Me, this tour is more than just a lineup — it’s a full-blown emo revival. Expect confetti, chaos, heartfelt ballads, and a mosh pit that feels like home.
🎟️ TICKETS & INFO
Tickets go on general sale soon via alltimelow.com and usual outlets. VIP packages, early access passes, and exclusive merch drops will also be available – so set those alarms and prep your wallets.
🧷 Pro tip: Cardiff and Manchester are expected to go fast – Co-op Live is still a shiny new toy and Cardiff’s growing rock scene makes it a must-play.
🗣️ Final Thoughts
Whether you were there in the early days screaming the bridge of “Weightless” or you’ve only just found them through TikTok, All Time Low’s UK 2026 tour is shaping up to be one of the biggest emo-adjacent events of the year.
So here’s your sign to rewatch those “Straight to DVD” live DVDs, dig out your old band tees, and get ready to lose your voice. Because EVERYONE’S TALKING – and you definitely want to be a part of it.
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🖤 Emo’s not dead. It’s just headlining the O2.
Michael is the founder, editor, and chief riff wrangler behind The Riff Report, an independent Welsh rock and metal publication built by fans, for fans. With a lifelong passion for loud guitars, unforgettable live shows, and the incredible community that surrounds rock and metal, he created The Riff Report to celebrate everything that makes the scene special—from legendary headline acts and grassroots venues to rising bands that deserve to be heard.
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