A Day to Remember

A Day To Remember... What is there not to like about them. They are an amazing band and seeing them perform live is life changing. For one the hype of the crowd even before the performance gets you hyped up. Yeah we all know that they have the hard-core style of music so it's expected for the crowd to get intense. And Jeremy jumping around on stage, screaming his lyrics just adds to the hype and it's just an amazing experience. I saw them perform the spring fever tour a few years ago and hearing that first chord being played just changes the atmosphere so much. There are people moshing, jumping, crowd surfing, and singing and screaming the lyrics along with them and it's just the most exciting thing. When you're there you get the kind of adrenaline rush that you would get while riding the fastest roller coaster in the world. You see the crowd surfers (by the way there are about at least 30 people being carried at a time) and you just want to do it as well. So of course I did. I just asked these guys to lift me up and from there you feel weightless. You are on top of the world for about a few seconds. While being carried across the crowd you get a perfect view of the stage and that was also pretty mind blowing. As for the lead singer Jeremy, he creates such an energetic mood for the stage, the rest of the band, the crowd, and even the merchant guys are freaking out (but in a good way). He adores his fans and you can tell about how passionate he is toward us, and the band. He'll let you know how much he loves and appreciates the crowd and their reaction to his excitement. I just loved seeing them and being part of that crowd.

This was my first time seeing A Day To Remember and also my first time at the Birmingham Barclaycard Arena, but I have to say both were amazing. Firstly, the Arena floor was packed but full of enthusiasm and excitement for the line up of bands. The first band on, Moose Blood, absolutely killed their set, getting people singing and ready for Neck Deep, who did their usual of getting the crowd moving and having fun. New Found Glory also put on a great show, better than the last time I had seen them but seemed lost on a lot of the younger crowd members, with less movement and excitement than Neck Deep from where I was stood. However, all that changed when A Day To Remember came on. I watched most of the show from the pit in the center which is an experience I won't soon for get. The level of movement and crowd involvement was immense and I loved every moment of it. The band were also on their A-Game for most of the songs, with Jeremy sometimes struggling for breath and missing words, but where he paused, the crowd carried him through. Overall, one of the best concert experiences I've ever had

Three words: BEST. CONCERT. EVER!!!! The venue and weather was perfect! Every single band made the crowd hyped to be there. I loved head banging and rocking out to every song! I felt welcomed there, like I could be myself. It was my first time seeing each of those bands and I cried from happiness, seeing my childhood crush, Jeremy McKinnon. There was a wide variety of amazing merch that I will cherish forever. The whole environment and people there made the show better. From children to old folks, everyone was having a great time. Even my boyfriend’s mom who didn’t know the bands was rocking out and having a good time. I wish I could go back and relive it all!

After missing show after show I finally went to Columbus LC Pavilion to see ADTR. Watching All Time Low and Pierce The Veil open the show created an atmosphere beyond belief. Jeremy came out towards the end of PTV's set to help with the song Caraphernlia. Setting the tone for the rest of the night, ADTR hit the movie intro scene for the House Party Tour, following suit to other tours, you would expect to see this. The stage goes black and the band walks out of Jeremy's garage and set it off. The best part of the show is when Jeremy Walks on the crowd in a giant gerbil ball. Best show I have seen in a long long time!!

Everytime ADTR come to Nottingham, i'm always there, and they always put on a good show, from big balls, smoke, confetti, shouting vagina, getting the crowd involved, they know how to put on a good show. They pick good support bands to get the crowd ready for their entrance, they sound exactly as they do on their tracks, they show their personality with some banter, and i love watching them everytime a good show, which leaves you smiling and drunk (literally) but on the energy of the crowd.

A Day to Remember to are absolutely amazing live! They sound the same, from the album to the stage. Don't know them? It's okay, their high energy will have you enojying the show & have fun in the process of falling in love with a new band. If you are not a fan of rowdy, hot, sweaty, crowds A Day To Rememeber concerts are not for you. Although I recommend you go anyway, and lounge out in the back. These boys will leave a lasting impression on you that will make you want to see them again!

This was my first time seeing A Day To Remember, and it was by far the best night ive ever had! I crowd surfed, for the first time ever lol. But it was amazing, none of the bands disappointed. Jeremy McKinnon is the best performer! He was so interactive and loving to his fans! It truly was A Day To Remember, for the rest of my life lol. If they come to Wichita again, im definitely going back to see them❤

A Day To Remember were amazing they put on such a good show, they sang a lot of songs off their homesick album including downfall of us all, if it means a lot to you and have faith in me. There was tons of energy and jumping it was just amazing. I loved how almost the whole stadium was lit up during if it means a lot to you, if you're reading this you definitely should see ADTR live.

Spent about 150 dollars of hard earned cash, but it was all worth it. Despite me not being a mosher or crowdsurfer or whatever, I stood right up front behind the general admission fence and sang my dang heart out. I really hope more bands like adtr, beartooth and i prevail come back soon! The show was absolutely awesome and ticket prices were pretty reasonable. Come back soon!

The energy and excitement they bring is like no other, and their performance at Ascend was no different! Can't wait for Bad Vibrations!
were great and All Time Low were absolutely unbelievable. The atmosphere was unreal and everyone around us was lovely. I ended up lucky enough to get one of Rian's drumsticks!
Very Great!!!!!!
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