As the fall leaves swirl and the air turns crisp, St. Louis music fans have a reason to crank up their playlists and dust off their band tees. Pop-punk powerhouse All Time Low is storming into town for a high-octane performance at The Factory on Tuesday, October 28, bringing their infectious energy and anthemic hooks to the Chesterfield stage. This show is a stop on the band’s “Everyone’s Talking!” World Tour, perfectly timed to hype up the release of their forthcoming album of the same name.
Formed in the basements of Baltimore back in 2003, All Time Low—comprised of Alex Gaskarth on vocals/guitar, Jack Barakat on guitar/vocals, Zack Merrick on bass/vocals, and Rian Dawson on drums—has spent over two decades perfecting the art of blending heartfelt lyrics with blistering riffs. From breakout hits like “Dear Maria, Count Me In” off their 2007 album So Wrong, It’s Right to the raw vulnerability of Nothing Personal (2009), the quartet has amassed a devoted fanbase known as the “ATL family.” Their latest project, Everyone’s Talking!, promises to deliver more of that signature sound: catchy choruses that scream along in packed venues, themes of love, loss, and unapologetic youth, all wrapped in a polished yet gritty production.
The tour, which has already hit spots like Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO, and Steelhouse Omaha, is building serious momentum as it rolls into the Midwest. Fans can expect a setlist packed with classics—”Weightless,” “I Feel Like Dancin’,” and “Monsters”—interspersed with fresh cuts from the new record, which is available now for pre-order and pre-save. Gaskarth teased in recent interviews that the album dives deeper into personal storytelling, reflecting on fame, friendship, and the chaos of modern life. “This tour is about reconnecting with the chaos that makes us feel alive,” he said, capturing the electric vibe that’s defined All Time Low’s live shows for years.
Adding to the excitement? A killer lineup of special guests that screams nostalgia and fresh talent. Joining the headliners are fellow pop-punk vets Mayday Parade, whose emotional ballads like “Jamie All Over” will tug at heartstrings; The Cab, delivering smooth, synth-infused rock reminiscent of their Whisper War era; and rising act The Paradox, injecting some high-energy unpredictability into the mix. It’s a bill tailor-made for sing-alongs, crowd-surfing, and those unforgettable moments where strangers become friends under the venue lights.
The Factory, a state-of-the-art venue in the heart of Chesterfield’s entertainment district, is the ideal spot for this raucous evening. With a capacity of around 2,500, it offers intimate sightlines from the GA floor to the balcony, plus top-notch sound that lets every guitar crunch and vocal soar. Doors open at 6:00 PM, with the show kicking off at 6:30 PM—plenty of time to grab merch, snag a drink, and soak in the pre-show buzz.
Tickets are still available for this not-to-miss event, starting at affordable prices through official outlets like Ticketmaster and Live Nation. Whether you’re a die-hard fan reliving Warped Tour memories or a newcomer dipping toes into pop-punk’s enduring legacy, All Time Low at The Factory is the soundtrack to your week.
Don’t sleep on this one—grab your tickets today and get ready to scream your lungs out. Who knows? In the words of the band, by night’s end, everyone will be talking. See you in the pit.
For more details and to purchase tickets, visit The Factory’s event page or All Time Low’s official tour site.
