Tours: Pictures and video (February)



The band is currently in Australia and since Alex had a day off in Melbourne, he decided to go on stage with the band McBusted to perform the song Get Over It, which he co-wrote. Watch the performance below. Alex shows up at 2:17.



Many pictures taken at concerts of the band in Australia or the United Kingdom were posted in the gallery. I have also added the promoshoot for the album Future Hearts, a picture from an interview in Australia, as well as a few pictures which were recently posted on Twitter.


x01 : Apparitions > 24 février 2015 - Interview in Melbourne, Australia
+03 : Concerts > Flemington Racecourse - Melbourne, Australia
+13 : Concerts > The O2 - London, UK
+08 : Photoshoots > 089
+01 : Autres > Twitter d'Alex
+02 : Autres > Twitter de Jack
+01 : Autres > Autres twitters


Posted by Moe on 25 Feb 2015


Reading And Leeds Festival



The band has announced that they will play Reading And Leeds Festival at the end of the summer in the United Kingdom along with bands such as Panic! At The Disco and Bastille. Check out the two dates below.
28 August 2015: Reading Festival - Reading, United Kingdom
29 August 2015: Leeds Festival - Leeds, United Kingdom


Posted by Moe on 24 Feb 2015


Soundwave Festival: Adelaide



Yesterday, the band performed in Adelaide at Soundwave Festival. As usual, they have posted an update video from their set. You can watch it below.



Many new pictures which were taken at the festival in Melbourne and Adelaide were posted in the gallery. I have also added a few pictures that Alex and Jack have posted on their Twitter accounts.




Posted by Moe on 23 Feb 2015


Soundwave Festival in Melbourne



Two new videos of the band in Australia were posted. The first one is an interview with Alex in which he is talking about the band's projects for 2015 and the new album. The second one is a recap video showing the band in Melbourne. Watch them below.





Posted by Moe on 21 Feb 2015


Soundwave Festival: Interview and photos



All Time Low has arrived in Australia, and they played their first set at Soundwave Festival in the afternoon. Zack and Jack were interviewed and they talked about Future Hearts, their arena tour, and they hinted that they would be back in Australia in 2015. Watch the video below.



The first pictures from the festival were posted on the web. Check out the first pictures from their set in Melbourne in the gallery.




Posted by Moe on 21 Feb 2015


New French show in Montpellier



Alternativ News has just announced that the band's show at Le Bataclan in Paris is sold out. However, the band will be back in France. They will perform a concert in Montpellier in June. Check out the date below.
14 June 2015: Rockstore - Montpellier, France


Posted by Moe on 20 Feb 2015


Throwback Thursday: Hackensack 2007



For this week's Throwback Thursday, I have added many pictures that were taken at an acoustic show performed by Zack and Alex back in 2007 in Hackensack.
This week, the video featured on the website is the acoustic version of Remembering Sunday featuring Juliet Simms.






Posted by Moe on 19 Feb 2015


Congratulations Alex and Lisa!



Oh Calamity is extremely proud to announce that Alex is engaged to his girlfriend Lisa, whom he has been dating for over 11 years! We wish them all the happiness in the world.


Posted by Moe on 18 Feb 2015


AXS: Interview with Jack


What can fans expect from the new album and how does it compare to some of the band’s previous material?
Future Hearts is a more commercially acceptable version of our last album, Don’t Panic. That album was the one that really brought us back to our roots and was an album for the old school fans and showed everyone that we haven’t forgotten about where we came from. Future Hearts has a lot of similar songs as well as a few with pop/rock attitude that will appeal to a wider audience.

Where did the album title, Future Hearts come from?
It actually comes from one of the songs. Alex writes a bunch of the lyrics and afterwards we always look for something that sort of fits the mood of the album. This album is a throwback to what we were feeling when were seventeen just going out on our own in the world and being away from our parents. That’s part of where the album name comes from.

What was the writing process like for this album?
A lot of it started with me or Alex throwing around a theme for a song and then thinking about the things we were going through at the time. A majority of the lyrics are written by Alex and a lot of them come from personal experiences. I think that when you’re telling a story in a song it makes it easier to write. It’s an interesting method.

What can you tell me about the first single, "Something’s Gotta Give”?
That song was written by Alex with a friend from Baltimore. It was one of the first songs written for the album and was actually written early last year. We were in the studio for a few weeks and then had to leave to go back out on tour. When we got back and revisited the song, we knew we had to put it on the album. Then once we recorded it, John Feldmann gave it a whole new life!

The song has a clever, undead themed video. Where did that idea come from?
The director wrote the plot and the theme based off of the lyrics “dying to live.” He wanted to do a spoof off of that with zombies and we thought it was great. A lot of people may not realize that the story in the video is actually told twice.

Can you give me an update on the band’s tour schedule?
We’ve recently completed a co-headlining tour in the U.K. It was our first arena headlining tour with some of the biggest shows we’ve ever done. It was a mind opening experience. We’ve been at home for eight months now and are pretty prepared for the whole whirlwind of what’s about to happen. We’ve got a long year ahead of us.

Do you ever get caught up in the whirlwind of touring from city to city or are you able to take a step back and enjoy the moment?
We do a really good job of taking a step back and relaxing. We’re all very close with our crew and during days off we all have a good time enjoying the city that we’re in. It really helps bring you back to home and makes you level headed when you take a second to enjoy what you’re actually doing.

The band is set to appear in the upcoming film, “Fan Girl.” How did you become involved that project?
A few years ago we got an email from a screenwriter whose daughter is a huge fan of the band. She wrote the story about a girl obsessed with the band and the relationship she has with her mother. At first, we weren’t sure if it would ever come to fruition. But then we started getting emails that Kiernan Shipka and Meg Ryan were going to be attached to it. It came as a complete surprise! We did some live performances in the film and Alex does a few scenes with Kiernan. We’re so honored to be a part of it.


Posted by Moe on 18 Feb 2015


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