All Time Low | 3 Arena Dublin

I'd like to think that my blog will have multiple posts raving and reviewing on my favourite bands, artists and concerts I've been to. This is my second post on an All Time Low concert, the first was technically a festival so, even though I've seen them four times live now. They're my favourite band so I know I do have a lot to rant and rave about, plus every concert and tour will be different. Maybe you're also a huge fan of All Time Low or another band and understand my excitement every time I see them live even though it's not my first time. I know everyone's a fangirl at heart so I get to be one in this post, not that it's unlike me anyway.

I have previously written about All Time Low here, when I traveled to Belfast to see them. This was the first time that they have played in Dublin and played in a big arena venue, they normally play smaller venues, seating a quarter of the amount of people. So this is pretty big for them to sell out almost a full arena, I don't think it was fully sold out but they have definitely grown in popularity. 

   The Dublin date was the last date of the Back to the Future Hearts tour, where they basically toured their newest album Future Hearts. It was really strange going to see them with a huge crowd of people as I always presume they're still a pretty less-known small band when that's not in fact the case but I'm happy to see them grow.

  They had two support acts of Good Charlotte and Against the Current. I didn't get to see Against the Current due to the fact I came in late and Good Charlotte got the crowd going really well.

Their stage was much bigger and more elaborate then what I've seen before, they even incorporated fire into their set up. They played most of the Future Hearts album, obviously, then played all their classic songs, like Weightless, Lost in Stereo and of course ending with Dear Maria, Count Me In. I was pretty much expecting to cry as soon as I heard Therapy but I didn't, for the first time in forever. I had my closest friends around me and we all stood in a cute half circle swaying and it was such a cute feeling and a moment I'll never forget, it was like all my favourite things in one place. 

  They placed Missing You after Therapy, also after Alex gave a speech on addiction and loneliness and saying that you'll never be alone and everyone does care and he does the cutest little speeches so of course I found a new song to cry to and cried through the majority of that song, which is pretty sad anyway. 

They ended the show thanking their crew and saying happy birthday to their manager and just generally ending their tour which seemed so emotional and adorable, I'd never been to a last tour date of any artist before and it kind of must feel like the end of an era to them. I really enjoyed the concert again, if I could attend any concert repetitively it would one hundred percent be one of All Time Low's.

Has anyone else seen All Time Low live before or listen to their music?