One Night in London with All Time Low- SSE Arena 20/3/15 | Gig Review

All Time Low have been non-stop in 2015, kicking off a co-headline tour with You Me At Six last month and they have a new album coming in April. And they showed no signs of stopping on Friday night in Wembley with their biggest show on these shores to date. 

They were unfazed by this though and it soon showed they were right at home. From the offset the absolute spectacle of a show was filled with its fair share of hits and strobe lighting which had the crowd going wild throughout.  The hits spanned their career from Jasey Rae to new single Kids In The Dark, which surprisingly, after only a couple of weeks since release, had everyone singing along.

The highlight of the night was just after Weightless, which came on pretty early, when all went dark and a few moments later, Alex Gaskarth appeared at the back of the venue, to join the techies for a couple of acoustic songs.

Remembering Sunday preceded Therapy, with the first introducing the opening guest vocalist for the night, Cassadee Pope. A truly unforgettable moment of the night. A truly unforgettable moment for some lucky sods was during Timebomb, where they invited a bunch of people from across the world and a dick balloon on stage.

It's safe to say they've asserted themselves in the top four of pop punk, particularly with this night filled with their massive hits, a few oldies, some future classics in Something's Gotta Give, and dick jokes galore. Luckily, this show's heading for DVD, so you can catch every second of All Time Low's pop punk powerhouse set.

9/10

Setlist:

A Love Like War
Lost in Stereo
Six Feet Under the Stars
Heroes
Stella
Somewhere in Neverland
The Irony of Choking on a Lifesaver
Weightless
Remembering Sunday (with Cassadee Pope) (stage B)
Therapy (Stage B)
Kids in the Dark
Guts
Outlines (with Josh Franceschi)
Damned If I Do Ya (Damned If I Don't)
Forget About It
Backseat Serenade
Time-Bomb (fans on stage)
Something's Gotta Give
Encore:
The Reckless and the Brave
Jasey Rae
Dear Maria, Count Me In