The Steelhouse Opens Doors to All Time Low and the “Everyone's Talking" Tour

553A3723 — All Time Low at Steelhouse in Omaha Nebraska on Saturday, October 11, 2025. [Photo by Dean Birkheimer]

DEAN BIRKHEIMER | Go Venue Magazine

On an October 11th 2025, The Steelhouse was packed shoulder to shoulder with a crowd ready for singalongs and energy. From first light to final encore, All Time Low’s “EVERYONE’S TALKING!” tour delivered a night to remember, bolstered by strong support from Mayday Parade, The Cab, and the up‑and‑coming Paradox.

The crowd showed up early for this one as The Paradox, who already have a reputation as powerful live performers, would start the evening’s festivities. They are a youthful force with tight riffs and a fiery stage presence. Eric Dangerfield (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Xelan (lead guitar, background vocals), PC3 (drums), and Rayman (bass), came out swinging with 5 songs in about 20–25 minutes. They made their mark, ripping through tracks with a raw edge that set a “hard to follow” tone for the night. They love doing live shows as it gives them more room to show off. Speaking of showing off, the ladies in the crowd went berserk when PC3 showed off his arms and abs. For a band that started off making videos in one of the band members bedrooms, to opening for Green Day, to say it’s been a meteoric rise is an understatement. No matter what these guys do, they gain fans, and tonight was no exception. Simply put… What a way to start a show!! Please check out their latest hit song “Do Me Like That”.

Following them was The Cab, offering a mix of pop‑rock hooks and emotional melodies. Their set leaned into their strengths: soaring choruses, polished production, and a few slower moments that allowed breathing room in the evening. For a band that hasn’t played in 10 years, they were full of passion, emotional honesty and with a strong grasp of technique. It may have been only a seven song set, it may have been short, but it was expressive and thunderous. At one point, lead vocalist Alexander Deleon engaged the audience and told them that so far on this tour, the Omaha crowd was the best they’ve seen. The other members of the band include Chantry Johnson (guitar), Dave Briggs (percussion), Alex Marshall (Keyboards), Joey Thunder (bass). The entire ensemble was air tight and exceptional. The Cab have recently released new music in the form of an EP, Road to Reign: A Prelude. This EP has ensured that The Cab still have a viable and important place in the music industry. One can only hope there is more to come and that it won’t be another 10 years before more new music is released. You can check out their music on their website here.

By the time Mayday Parade hit the stage, Steelhouse had filled noticeably, and the air was thick with anticipation. Known for their intensity and showmanship, Mayday delivered a set that opened with “Under My Sweater” and closed with fan favorite “Miserable at Best”. Their pacing was solid, and while their stage banter wasn’t over-the-top, they struck a respectful balance and let the songs speak for themselves. A few times, crowd voices overtook the band in volume, a testament to the emotional connection many still feel with their catalog. Derrick Sanders (lead singer) told the house that he started when he was 17 and was amazed that they have been going strong for 20 years. Alex Garcia (guitar), Jake Bundrick (drums), Brooks Betts (guitar), Jeremy Lenzo (bass) make up the rest of the incredibly talented quintet. Besides the melodic flair, Mayday Parade is a band full of grit and energy. Playing music that is boldly uncompromising, both sonically and lyrically. The band is in the middle of releasing their anniversary trilogy which is a three-album project celebrating their 20^th anniversary, consisting of the first album, Sweet, and the recently released second album, Sad. The third part has not been announced as of yet. You can check out parts 1 and 2 here.

From the moment the lights dimmed, and the opening notes rang out, All Time Low commanded the room. They’d tailored the stage visuals to reflect their new era, neon accents, dynamic backdrops, and well-timed lighting shifts that elevated both older and newer songs. The sound mix was punchy and balanced, and each instrument held its space without drowning vocals. For a general admission venue like The Steelhouse, the intimacy worked to their advantage, and even crowd members near the back felt included in the performance. Because this date falls just days before the official release of Everyones Talking (Oct. 17), this show was one of the first opportunities for fans to hear new material live. They wove songs from their new album into the set with confidence, and connected them with long‑cherished hits. Alex Gaskarth, Jack Barakat, Zack Merrick, and Rian Dawson, put on a show that included an impassioned mix of punk-pop, ska and 90s influences. They have a considerable body of adventurous work full of astonishing power and great emotional expressiveness. You may call it ska, post-punk or rock and roll, I call it pulling off the side of the road somewhere between Townsend MD and San Jose CA just to roll a cigarette, kick the gravel and dance. From “Oh No” to “Dear Maria” and the 22 other songs in between, the show and the pacing was smart with high-energy bursts mixed with slower, emotionally grounded moments. The audience sang along where they could, even on unfamiliar choruses. Alex Gaskarth remains a magnetic front person, moving across the stage, interacting with fans, balancing self-aware banter and serious moments. From start to finish, the crowd was invested. Chants, crowd jumps, and mass singalongs became common. The end came too soon for the throngs of fans. Like the old standard says…”They could have danced all night” The final encore is where All Time Low leaned into their fan favorites and left no doubt they came to give everything. All Time Low’s night at The Steelhouse was more than a promotional stop, it was a celebration of their journey and a statement of where they’re headed. They forged a deep emotional bond with their fans that remains unmatched, while the supporting acts added texture and helped in creating an absolutely incredible night of music.

Quick word regarding The Steelhouse. From the time they opened their doors to The Killers in May of 2023 they have rapidly become one of Omaha Nebraska’s top venues. Everyone there is welcoming and always looking to assist in any way they can. It is a fabulous place to see a show and a splendid place for concert photographers to cover events.

THE PARODOX SETLIST
Imani – Do It Again – Leave My Room – Bender – Ms. Lauren – Do Me Like That

THE CAB SETLIST
One of Those Nights – Take My Hand – Stay This Way Forever – Bad – Temporary Bliss – Bounce – Angel With a Shotgun

MAYDAY PARADE SET LIST
Under my Sweater – Jersey – I’d Hate to be You – Piece of Your Heart – Kids in Love – By the Way – Oh Well, Oh Well – Black Cat – Jaimie All Over

ALL TIME LOW SETLIST
Oh No – Suckerpunch – Weightless – PMA – Dammed If I Do Ya – Dark Side of Your Room – English Blood/American Heartache – Sleeping In – Modern Love – Getaway Green – Somethings Gotta Give – Missing You – Glitter and Crimson – Goodnight C’est La Vie – Butterflies – Dirty Laundry – Sleep Walking – Hate This Song – Monsters- Kids In the Dark – A Love Like War – The Weather – Lost in Stereo – Dear Maria