All Time Low Biography

All Time Low is an American rock band known to reinvent the emo pop genre and for singles like “Dirty Laundry” and “Weightless”.

Early Years

They started as a high school band and recorded covers by pop punk bands. After a four piece EP, they issued the second one, called The Three Words to Remember in Dealing with the End. Following up, the debut album The Party Scene saw the light of day in 2005.

While still in high school, they signed with the famous label Hopeless Records and issued a successful EP titled Put Up or Shut Up.

“It’s been a growing experience for us”

All Time Low’s second studio album So Wrong, It’s Right got released in 2007 and entered the Billboard 200 with modest success, landing in the 62nd place. Their next albums, Nothing Personal (2009) and Dirty Work (2011). The former peaked at number four on the Billboard chart and the latter was a high-selling success.

For their album Don’t Panic, All Time Low collaborated with Vic Fuentes of Pierce and the Veil and soon after they toured with them. Singles like “Something’s Gotta Give” and “Kids In The Dark” were enclosed in the album Future Hearts. In 2017, they premiered their new iconic hit “Dirty Laundry” on BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show with Nick Grimshaw.

Achievements

All Time Low won awards like the AP Music Awards for Fandom of the Year and Songs of the Year with “A Love Like War” together with Vic Fuentes. In addition, they won at the Kerrang! Awards, Best Live Band and Best International Band.

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