Wake Up, Sunshine

LPA

Some Kind of Disaster
Sleeping In
Getaway Green
Melancholy Kaleidoscope
Trouble Is
Wake Up, Sunshine
Monsters feat. blackbear
Pretty Venom (Interlude)

LPB

Favorite Place feat. The Band CAMINO
Safe
January Gloom (Seasons pt. 1)
Clumsy
Glitter & Crimson
Summer Daze (Seasons pt. 2)
Basement Noise

Last week, during a Billboard Live At-Home session, frontman Alex Gaskarth spoke about the decision to stick to the album’s original release date, bonding with fans about the power of music during moments of uncertainty, panic, and pain. He shared, “We kind of deliberated over maybe not releasing April 3, and pushing back until things got a little more normal, but it didn't feel like the right move. I feel like people need some new tunes, and I hope that this record can be cathartic for people and help people through this weird, wild time."

All Time Low also doubled down on delivering new music, surprising fans with early releases of tracks “Getaway Green”, “Melancholy Kaleidoscope”, “Trouble Is”, and “Wake Up, Sunshine” in the weeks leading up to the album’s release.

The band began building anticipation for Wake Up, Sunshine with the January release of lead single “Some Kind of Disaster” alongside an official music video. E! News attested “the pop-punk band returns with this introspective track and a whole new outlook”, and Billboard added, “‘Some Kind of Disaster’ begins the next era for All Time Low.” In February, All Time Low formally announced the album and debuted “Sleeping In,” on Scott Mills’ BBC Radio 1 show. All Time Low partnered with North Shore Animal League America (NSALA) to help raise money and awareness for no kill rescue and adoption organizations through the track’s official music video, which was shot on location in Nashville, TN at NSALA shelter partner, MACC.

All Time Low went back to the basics (and the basement) for Wake Up, Sunshine. Throughout 2019, the four musicians—Alex Gaskarth [vocals, guitar], Jack Barakat [guitar, vocals], Zack Merrick [bass, vocals], and Rian Dawson [drums]—congregated together in Nashville at Rian’s studio and at a Palm Springs rental house. Face-to-face, they wrote and recorded the 15-song affair joined by co-writer, producer, and collaborator Zakk Cervini. Wake Up, Sunshine distills two decades of experience into a definitive and dynamic body of work for the band.