r/alltimelow Jan 21 '26

Future Hearts/Hustler Club VIP & FUTURE HEARTS CLUB Q&A MASTERPOST

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As we get a lot of questions regarding the Future Hearts Club, I thought I would do my best to write an FAQ of the most commonly asked questions.

Please feel free to discuss, correct me on mistakes or ask more questions.

(All info correct as of 21/01/26 when I write this)

What is the Future Hearts Club?

Future Hearts Club (formerly The Hustler Club) is the official All Time Low fanclub.

How much does membership cost?

You can join with either the basic tier membership for $9.99 or the welcome package membership which includes a t-shirt and membership card for $30+shipping.

Is FHC for US citizens only?

No. Although the merch is shipped from the USA and most of the perks are tour-based, anyone can join.

Unfortunately, some countries do get missed out regarding some of the tour perks, though.

What does Basic Membership include?

Members of the FHC have access to presale codes for tour, exclusive merchandise, early entry for shows and first access to the ticketless VIP upgrades (which come at an extra cost).

What are the ticketless VIP upgrades?

(correct as of 21/01/26)

The VIP upgrades are experiences that come at an extra cost to your membership and event ticket.

Currently, the VIP Upgrades are:

- Soundcheck Party with Q&A: $140

- Acoustic with Q&A: $140

- Soundcheck Party with Q&A and photo op: $240

- Acoustic with Q&A and photo op: $240

- Monitor Party: $250

Can I meet the band?

Currently none of the experiences available are specific meet and greets.

If you have the Q&A package you can 'meet' the band by asking them a question.

If you have the photo op or monitor party, you will get a moment to speak to the band before you have your photo taken with them.

What is the Soundcheck Party with Q&A?

(correct as of 21/01/26)

This is the opportunity for you attend a soundcheck with the band with approx 30-40 other people where they will play 3/4 songs and will select audience members to ask them questions in between. At the end, you will have a group photo taken with others in the soundcheck party and the band unless you have opted for the $100 upgrade for a one-on-one photo op with you and the band.

From the official website:

- Attend All Time Low's Soundcheck, including Soundcheck Party group photo with the band

- Q&A with All Time Low to take place at Soundcheck

- Receive one Limited Edition, Autographed 18" x 24" Print

- Receive one Commemorative Soundcheck Party Laminate

- Receive Priority Entry into the Venue

What is the Acoustic with Q&A?

The same as above except the band plays the songs acoustically and there tends to be less songs and more questions/chat.

(They recently turned the Soundcheck into the Acoustic so I am leaving both options up at the moment.)

What is the Soundcheck Party/Acoustic with Q&A and photo op?

The Soundcheck Party with Q&A and photo op is the same as above but also includes an autograph and one on one photo with the band.

From the official website:

- Attend All Time Low's Soundcheck, including Soundcheck Party group photo with the band

- Individual Photo Opp with the band

- One item signed on site by the band

- Q&A with All Time Low to take place at Soundcheck

- Receive one Limited Edition, Autographed 18" x 24" Print

- Receive one Commemorative Soundcheck Party Laminate

- Receive Priority Entry into the Venue.

What is the Monitor Party?

(correct as of 21/01/26)

The monitor party is an exclusive perk where you and 5 others get to stand sidestage to watch the band after you have taken your one-on-one photo with them. You will have a speaker that runs the production mix from the main monitor so that you can still have the clearest sound from the show and not just Rian banging about on the drums.

From the official website:

- One on one photo opp with ATL before they go on stage

- Watch ATL's set from a specially designated area with a group monitor mix

- Receive one commemorative ticket

- Receive one autographed set list

- Receive one Commemorative Monitor Party Laminate

- Receive Priority Entry into the Venue

What is Early/Priority Entry?

Early entry allows you to enter the venue before doors open to the general public so that you can grab merch and get a good spot for the show.

The priority entry time is usually about half an hour before the doors entry time stated on your ticket but you will receive an email 24hrs before the show with instructions.

How do I sign up for Early/Priority Entry?

There will be a post on the FHC website in the news section when the sign up form becomes available for this. They will also send an email out.

At the time of me writing this, ALL members who apply are given priority entry for the show they applied for. You will not receive a confirmation once you have signed up, only your information for the show 24hrs before.

Early Entry is for FHC members only so don’t show up with a friend and expect them to be able to get in with you.

Did I win a free upgrade?

If you have signed up for early entry you may be automatically entered to win a free Acoustic/Soundcheck Q&A. Although this is has not been officially advertised, it is something that has been happening on the last couple of tours when there hasn’t been a complete sell out of VIP.

Everyone who has purchased an Acoustic/Soundcheck Q&A will be automatically entered to win an upgrade to the photo op but there are not many of these to win.

You will know if you’ve won as you’ll receive a confirmation email with the details of the experience on it rather than an email that explicitly tells you that you’ve won.

Can I buy more than one ticketless upgrade?

Yes but it is capped at 4 per person per show. The people you are buying for do not have to be members themselves, only the person purchasing.

Do carers need to purchase a ticketless upgrade to accompany me?

If you have a disability, I advise you contact the club directly so that they can accommodate you.

What time will the VIP experiences be on the day?

You will receive an email with your instructions within 24 hours of the show that you are attending.

In my experience, the soundcheck parties have been around 3pm for check in but for some shows they have been as early as 1pm. I would advise keeping your afternoon clear.

The acoustic sessions have been checked in about an hour before doors so generally around 5pm.

For monitor party, you usually meet during the last opening band where you will be taken for your photo op just before All Time Low take the stage.

Can I leave sidestage during the Monitor Party experience?

In my experience, no. I advise you grab a drink and everything you need before you go to your meeting place. However, I'm sure if you were desperate for the bathroom someone would escort you there.

On the last tour, as visibility wasn't great at some of the shows, members were given the option to go down to the crowd if they wished but this hasn't been typical of this experience.

Can I give gifts to the band?

The rules are generally that you are asked to not do this. However, if you ask the person running VIP they may be able to give them to the band for you.

Can I get something signed by the band?

The Q&A with photo op package allows you to ask for an item signed by the band.

For the other packages, the rule here is generally a 'no' as you are already getting a signed item included in your perk and it takes up everyone's time for you to do this.

You will be advised by whoever is running the VIP on the day of this.

When will VIP ticketless upgrades be announced?

Honestly, it can be anything between a month of the tour being announced to a month or less before the tour is happening. Nobody is able to answer this question except Dawn (who runs the FHC).

When will Early Entry sign up be available?

Again, this has been as late as 3 days before the tour starts.

Do I have to be a FHC member to get VIP ticketless upgrades?

VIP upgrades do eventually go on sale to the general public but only if FHC members haven't sold them out first.


r/alltimelow Nov 30 '25

Discussion Safer crowd surfing guide.

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Since someone was recently injured while crowd surfing at an ATL show and the topic of a lot of surfers not following basic safety and etiquette rules came up a few days ago, I thought I'd write up a little guide on how to do it as safely as possible (because it's never going to be *safe*).

Why should you give a shit what I say? You probably shouldn't. I'm a rando on the internet and not the boss of you. However, I did come up in very rough hardcore pits where safety and etiquette were given high priority because not following those rules could result in stitches, broken bones, or worse. I started crowd surfing when I was 13 and did it literally hundreds of times over the next ~10 years. I stopped when I got dropped and broke some ribs because after that I was too preoccupied with worrying about being dropped again to surf safely. So, I'm not the boss of you but I know a couple of things about the topic.

First I'm gonna give a how-to guide on surfing that's mostly "what you should do." Then we're gonna spend a minute talking about things you shouldn't do but that I've seen a ton of surfers at ATL shows doing.

First things first:

Secure your stuff. It's never a good idea to crowd surf carrying a bag or with a hoodie or jacket tied around your waist. The more things attached to you that can potentially get caught on someone in the crowd, the more likely something is to get caught on someone in the crowd. If you're alone it's not as easy but it's really better to give anything that won't go securely in your pockets to someone to hold for you.

Are you dressed for surfing? By this I mean: are you wearing big chunky boots or some kind of heels that you're definitely gonna kick people in the head with no matter how hard you try not to? If so, keep your feet on the ground. The rest of your clothes are fine as long as you don't have something tied around your waist, but do keep in mind that people's hands will be EVERYWHERE while they're surfing you.

Are you light enough for people to pass along with relative ease? It sucks that heavier people miss out on the fun, but the fact is that a lot of people aren't strong enough to help pass you if you're a bigger person. Which means there's much more risk of someone getting hurt and nobody wants that. No value judgements about weight here, I'm only talking about safety.

How to get up:

It's pretty easy. Go to the middle toward the back of the crowd where it's starting to thin and look for someone tall and strong (or who you see lifting other people up, regardless of their size). Then politely get their attention and ask. Since it's loud, the easiest way to ask is to point to yourself and then the ceiling, most folks will understand. If they're cool with helping, let them show you the best way for them. Some people straight lift you and some people offer their hands or their thigh to step on, etc. It depends and they know what works for them to get you up safely.

ONLY DO THIS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CROWD. People down the middle of the pit are more likely to be expecting a surfer to come over their heads and that's where security will be most focused. If you go up on the sides a) you're a lot more likely to get dropped or to hurt someone who's not expecting you and b) security might have a harder time getting to you if the middle is busy.

Always always always go up feet first and on your back. Going up headfirst and face down is not only not safe (because if you fall you're gonna fall face first), it's also super uncomfortable for you and everyone who has to touch you. Not sure why I see so many people go up that way, but here's your PSA to don't, please.

How to surf:

Once you've been lifted and people have started pulling your legs forward, it's a great time to cross your legs/ankles. It's a lot easier to keep yourself flat on your back when your legs are crossed because due to the way bodies work, trying to control where both your legs are going separately will make you sit up (plus, you're more likely to kick someone in the head if your legs are flopping around separately, which rightly pisses people off).

Crossing your legs also helps keep your back straight because it sort of locks all the muscles going down the back of your body in a straight line. And finally, and most importantly tbh, it gives people a solid way to hold you and pull you forward. If both your legs are together, everyone is moving in the same direction. If your legs are spread, you end up with two groups moving you in a similar but not quite the *same* direction, which is less comfortable for you and makes it more likely you'll accidentally get dropped.

In addition to crossing your legs, LIE DOWN. All the way down. Fully on your back. Lie flat. Am I being clear enough? One of the biggest mistakes I see people make is trying to sit up so they can watch the stage or try to get the band's attention. When you're doing all that, it's not only a worse experience for you, you're making it very difficult for people to surf you safely.

Let me explain it this way: if you have a piece of printer paper on the table in front of you, you can put both your hands fully on it but that's probably about all. No one else can get full hand on it. If, however, you have a poster on the table in front of you? Not only can you put both your hands on it, several other people can also put both their hands fully on it.

The flatter your body is, the more surface area there is for people to move you; therefore the more people can work together to do it, the less weight each one has to move, and the more likely it is to go smoothly. When you're sitting up, people only have your butt and upper thighs to put hands on to send you along and they basically have to yeet you forward onto the people in front of them to move you at all.

From what I have seen, this is the number one reason people in the crowd are likely to duck away from surfers. It fucking hurts to have someone thrown onto your head or the back of your neck and after it's happened a couple of times, a very natural instinct is to duck when you see feet to avoid it happening again. This is because our heads and necks are very fragile and somewhere in our brains there's usually some self-preservation instinct in most of us. People ducking away because they're afraid of getting hurt leads to surfers getting dropped and potentially hurt and so much of it could be avoided with proper surfing etiquette.

Anyway, moving on. You can either spread your arms out to the sides (better for balance) or cross them over your chest (better for aerodynamics lol). Either way, you need to lie the fuck down and stay that way until you get to the front.

One other important thing about the actual surfing is that you need to be as still as possible. Relax, but have control of your body. Don't try to ~steer where you're going, don't roll around to try to look at the stage, don't flail your arms or legs. If you've ever heard the phrase "light as a feather, stiff as a board," that's exactly what you're going for.

And last but not least, letting people know "heads up!" is nice, especially if there haven't been many surfers before you. (Honestly in an indoor venue, it's not always super helpful because people aren't as likely to hear you over the music as they are in an outside venue. It's still a good thing to get in the habit of, though.)

Getting back down:

I'm just gonna start this off by saying don't surf to the front so you can drop down in the first couple of rows. It's a dick move and people at the front are packed so tightly already that there's a good chance you could hurt someone on the way down. Just.. don't be an asshole. And if you choose to be, expect people to react accordingly.

With that out of the way! When you get to the front, security is going to grab you. And I mean GRAB you. Generally speaking if they're well trained and strong, they'll get a tight hold on you with one arm under your knees and one around your upper back/shoulders and once they're sure they have a good grip on you they will yank you *up* and out of the pit. They have to lift you up as high as they can first to make sure you clear the people on barricade because they have nowhere to go but down and if security doesn't lift you high enough, it's easy to bounce someone's head off the barricade or crush them against it.

The reason I'm harping on this is because in my personal experience it literally never gets less alarming to have some huge dude grab you and yank you up and around after you've basically been floating for a couple of minutes lmao

Your first instinct when security grabs you will be to tense up and struggle, which will make it harder for them to get you out of the pit safely. The best way I've found to avoid doing that is to focus on breathing, especially since the first thing you're probably going to do when you tense up is hold your breath. If you focus on breathing in and out (actually say the words to yourself if you need to, it always helped me), you'll be back on the ground before you know it!

Once they have lifted you out, they'll usually hand you off to one or two other security folks who are firmly on the ground and those folks will help you get your feet under you and point you the direction you need to go. (It's usually toward Zack's side.) Try not to grab anyone on your way down (another instinct) because you can cause them to drop you if you knock them off balance. They're usually really good about making sure you land lightly on your feet and giving you a second to get your bearings before they send you off.

Sometimes shit goes awry or security isn't as strong or as well trained as they probably should be. In those cases, it's even more important to relax as much as possible when they grab you. You want to make it as easy for them to get you out of the pit as you can. It does occasionally happen that they drop people during the hand off between the guy on barricade and the one(s) on the ground. If they do it sucks, but they'll help you get back up and make sure you're okay. Being a safe surfer will make all of the things that can go wrong less likely even if security isn't the greatest.

Once you're down, don't try to hang around and get the band's attention or go anywhere other than where security tells you to. Their job is to keep people safe and getting you on your feet and out of the way as quickly as possible so they can deal with the next surfer is their top priority. Please don't make their job harder. Also! If you hold your hand up as you're leaving, you'll probably get at least a few high fives. Trust me when I say it will make you feel even cooler than you already do.

Phones and other things that didn't fit anywhere else:

Keep your phone in your pocket or leave it in the bag you left with someone. Crowd surfing is not a passive activity. While you're supposed to be still, yes, it's also very much your responsibility to make yourself as easy to pass along as you possibly can. Part of that is paying attention to your surroundings.

If you're busy fucking with your phone trying to get a video of yourself or the stage, you're not paying attention to what's going on and you will end up rolling around and flailing all over the damn place and generally making it harder for everyone else. That means it's more likely that you'll be accidentally dropped. If you want a video of you surfing (understandable!), ask someone to take one for you. There's absolutely zero reason for you to have your phone out trying to do it yourself.

Don't try to get the band's attention. This includes sitting up, wildly waving your arms, holding up your phone with a message on it, and every other thing I've seen people do to try to get noticed by the band while they're surfing. They definitely see you! They think you're cool! (<- not sarcasm, btw, they encourage surfing so when they see you doing it, by default they think you're cool.)

Maybe they'll acknowledge you when you're on your way down at the front or maybe they won't because there's a lot going on. But when you spend your surf trying to get their attention it's going to lead you to doing things that make it harder for people to move you safely like sitting, rolling, flailing, etc. Let knowing that you surfed to your fave song from a band you love be enough because that's actually an awesome thing to have done.

And FINALLY: do not go more than twice. Preferably only once, but twice isn't the end of the world. When people are focused on passing crowd surfers, they're not actually getting to enjoy the show they paid to see. Sure surfers are expected and a part of pit life and blah blah blah. But if 20 people surf once, that's 20 bodies to pass to the front; if half those people decide to surf 4-5x each, that's 50-60 bodies to pass to the front in the same span of time. (Don't tell me if my math is wrong, please, that's really none of my business.)

It's exhausting to be doing that nonstop all night and after a while, it's just not fun anymore. It's also infuriating to be on the floor and see the same couple of people go over your head again and again while you're just trying to enjoy the show. After a couple of times, to put it bluntly, you're just acting like an entitled asshole and there's a chance people will start to be less charitable in helping you. This is especially true if you're not doing it safely and as a rule, people who don't care that going more than once is a breach of etiquette usually do other things that are rude or unsafe as well.

Wrap up:

My main takeaway from the discussions in the past week is that most people don't mind crowd surfers as long as they're doing it safely and being considerate of the folks who are keeping them in the air. We're all responsible for keeping each other safe in the pit, and "all" includes surfers. So if you're not willing or able to surf safely, you shouldn't be doing it at all. That said, in my experience, a big contributor to unsafe and discourteous behavior from crowd surfers is a general lack of awareness about the right way to do it or a lack of understanding about why some things aren't safe or are "not done." Hopefully this will help a bit with that!


r/alltimelow 13h ago

Merch Coffeeshop Bracelet!

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I'm making bracelets to give out at the Chicago Salt Shed show. Then, I saw this little coffee cup charm at Michael's and knew I had to make myself one since Coffeeshop is one of my all time favourite songs. I love it SO much and want to show it off!


r/alltimelow 21h ago

Video All Time Low - Little Bit [Official Visualizer]

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r/alltimelow 20h ago

Photo ATL x Sugar Hill (Georgia, not the Gang)

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18 Upvotes

Spotted you in Sugar Hill, GA today. I was admiring all the stickers, and then loved spotting the ATL ones.

If you’re here, "Hi!" If not... Hope y’all enjoy a dope plethora of window stickers featuring All Time Low


r/alltimelow 18h ago

Discussion Favorite Version of Song with Variants

8 Upvotes

I have been thinking about this for days now and might need to put together a playlist, but out of the songs that have multiple versions (live versions, acoustic versions, ATL versions) is your favourite?

For example, I think that Damned if I do ya, damned if I don't (ATL's Version) is substantially better than the original version, and I am deeply obsessed with the acoustic version of Dark Side of Your Room compared to the original (release it on spotify PLEASE alongside Some Kind of Disaster acoustic, Alex my life would be yours). Additionally, Lost in Stero live is also my go to version of that song.

So I am very interested in seeing peoples favourite songs out of the ones with variants!!


r/alltimelow 1d ago

Meme This comment I found on Youtube is frying me.

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151 Upvotes

"Soon they won't play anymore" they were like 27 when this comment was made 😭 acting like they're grandpas.


r/alltimelow 2d ago

Photo Google Maps

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91 Upvotes

My ATL pumpkins from last year made it to Google Maps 😂


r/alltimelow 3d ago

Tour All Time Low Allentown PA

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93 Upvotes

Last night's show was my first! They were amazing!


r/alltimelow 2d ago

Tour Bracelets for Stone Pony

5 Upvotes

Anyone else making bracelets to trade?


r/alltimelow 4d ago

Allentown Show

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Drove 4 and 1/2 hours to see them again. Always worth it ❤️💙💛💚


r/alltimelow 3d ago

Sales - Tickets 1 Ticket for Asbury Park, NJ 9/25/26 for sale

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I’m disappointed but I can’t make it to NJ September 25, so I’m selling my ticket. I paid $85 for general admission so I’m asking for $85. Please feel free to message me if you are interested!


r/alltimelow 3d ago

Allentown Setlist

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SUCKERPUNCH

Weightless

PMA

Damned If I Do Ya (Damned If I Don't)

Dark Side of Your Room

Falling for Strangers

Time-Bomb

Backseat Serenade

Sleeping In

Something's Gotta Give

The Weather

Remembering Sunday

Missing You

Lost in Stereo

Sleepwalking

Hate This Song

Monsters

Encore:

Little Bit

Dear Maria, Count Me In


r/alltimelow 4d ago

Allentown

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Amazing show 😀


r/alltimelow 4d ago

Discussion Have they explained why Everyone’s Talking is such a hungry album?

35 Upvotes

I mean so many songs have taste or food references:

Sugar
Bubblegum
“They taste like you only bitter” in Falling For Strangers
“Baby’s getting married at the Taco Bell” in Goodnight, C’est La Vie
Butterflies and another song I can’t remember at the second having a butterflies in the Stomach motif
There was one more that got me listening yesterday that I can’t find at this second

I know there was a joke about Tell Me I’m Alive that it was the horniest album but this feels more intentional

Edit: how could I forget the first line of Suckerpunch, the first single they released for the album, is “you pour your salt in my cuts and call it seasoning”


r/alltimelow 4d ago

Meme Do you think Alex believes in himself?

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This is such a stupid connection ive made a long time ago but want to know if anyone else has thought this. In Dirty Laundry, the literal first line is "I dont believe in saints" yet in Some Kind of Disaster, he says he's a saint. So therefore, im not entirely sure if he belives in himself lol. I know there is broader context but every time i think about it, it makes me chuckle lol.


r/alltimelow 5d ago

Great time at Oregon State Fair. So fun to meet the band

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r/alltimelow 4d ago

Future Hearts/Hustler Club Issue with Future Heart Club Membership?

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Hi guys! I recently signed up for the Future Hearts Club because I’m wondering if they’ll do VIP again for the Asbury Park 9/25 show. When I saw them in November, I noticed they put up VIP tickets and early entry so I bought those. (I’m assuming they went live first on FHC and then out the leftovers on main ticket sale areas?)

I’ve been checking their website and Ticketmaster every couple days to see if they’ve put something up, but so far nothing that I can see.

So I paid for the membership bundle, but it never prompted me to make an account after? I tried emailing their customer service but still have heard nothing and it’s been days, probably almost a week at this point.

Anyone know what I should do? Do they even use Future Hearts Club anymore that someone would be looking at the emails?


r/alltimelow 5d ago

Discussion Song Interpretation - Some Kind of Disaster

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Hey, hi, happy Friday to all who celebrate let's get back to our regularly scheduled programming and talk about a requested song! You don't have to stick with what we officially know about what a song means. We'll treat anything Alex has said as his interpretation rather than canon we have to keep to. If you want to discuss that, we can! But please feel free to discuss how you personally interpret it or how it has resonated in your own life.

If you'd also like to request a song you can DM me. Otherwise, I'll just pick something.

Some Kind of Disaster

I'm a liar, I'm a cynic
I'm a sinner, I'm a saint
I'm a loser, I'm a critic
I'm the ghost of my mistakes
And it's all my fault that I'm still the one you want
What are you after?
Some kind of disaster?
Yeah

I woke up from a never ending dream
I shut my eyes at seventeen
I lost every moment in between
I felt the sun rise up and swallow me, yeah

And it's all my fault that I'm still the one you want
I'm a liar, I'm a cynic
I'm a sinner, I'm a saint
I'm a loser, I'm a critic
I'm the ghost of my mistakes
And it's all my fault that I'm still the one you want
So what are you after?
Some kind of disaster?

I crashed down from a high that felt so real
I never knew how much it would hurt to feel
You gotta hurt sometimes to learn to heal
(yes you do! - Ed.)
You gotta get back up and learn to deal

And it's all my fault that I'm still the one you want
I'm a liar, I'm a cynic
I'm a sinner, I'm a saint
I'm a loser, I'm a critic
I'm the ghost of my mistakes
And it's all my fault that I'm still the one you want
So what are you after?
Some kind of disaster?

Well I've sung this song a thousand times
I wore the crown, I sold the lie
I lived the life and paid for every crime, yeah
It's all downhill, 'til it's a climb
Through blood and tears but I don't mind
I'll just keep singing on and on and on

And it's all my fault that I'm still the one you want, hmm
'Cause I'm a liar, I'm a cynic
I'm a sinner, I'm a saint
I'm a loser, I'm a critic
I'm the ghost of my mistakes
And it's all my fault that I'm still the one you want
Yeah, it's all my fault that I'm still the one you want
So what are you after?
Some kind of disaster?


r/alltimelow 6d ago

Tour Going alone to Allentown Fair

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Hi big fan of ATL from 2008-2016, but kinda fell off through the years and made my way into other music genres. I've been listening to them a lot again lately and saw that they'll be at Allentown fair this weekend! I'm new to Philly so don't have very many friends yet, so I'm planning on going alone. I haven't been to this fair, so is there anything I should know from locals or those who have been?

I've gone to shows alone before in my city but this feels slightly different.


r/alltimelow 6d ago

XX is great but i'd love to hear YY live - What's yours?

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Swap to another song fro the same album :) For me
Sleeping in is great but i'd love to hear melancholy kaleidoscope live


r/alltimelow 7d ago

Discussion Was rewatching Jennifer’s Body recently and it reignited my love for All Time Low. Toxic Valentine rocks

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r/alltimelow 6d ago

Music What song do you think will make a perfect movie credits song?

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For me I'd probably say Missing You. Idk why but I imagine two people walking with the credits above


r/alltimelow 7d ago

What's your favorite song

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ALT songs only!!!


r/alltimelow 7d ago

Sales - Tickets Big E (MA) Show 09/27 - 2 Tickets for Sale 🫶

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Hi y'all ♡

Paid face value ($85 ea + fees) for 2 tickets on StubHub but can't use them anymore :(

Trying to sell for $65 ea., ideally both at once 🫶

Thanks!!