Watch All Time Low Perform Getaway Green – A Brand-New, Unreleased Song

Over the weekend at this year's huge Slam Dunk Festival, All Time Low unveiled a brand-new, never-before-heard song called Getaway Green.

The song received its live debut in Leeds on Saturday night, before the Baltimore pop-punks then performed it again in Hatfield the following evening. Getaway Green slotted into the setlist between Something's Gotta Give and a fan-packed Time-Bomb, while elsewhere Alex Gaskarth and co. also performed a whole bunch of stuff from third album Nothing Personal – celebrating its 10th anniversary in style.

Watch a fan-shot of the new song below, courtesy of Mais Violet:

Aaaaaand here are the lyrics:

Lovely stuff. But will it be on a new All Time Low album?

Alex told Kerrang! recently that the band will be heading into the studio in the summer to work on a follow-up to 2017's Last Young Renegade – once his Simple Creatures side-project with blink-182's Mark Hoppus is on the back-burner.

“We are kicking music around, we are sending ideas back and forth, we are starting to get into the nitty gritty of it,” he says.

“I think in the summer when blink gets busy and we put the pin in Simple Creatures for the minute, there’s going to be a nice window of time for all four of us get together, get in a room and start looking at the demos I’ve written, and breaking those down.

“Also, just start writing as the four of us again, and figuring out what the next version of All Time Low is going to sound like, which is super-exciting right now. Coming off the tail-end of Last Young Renegade, which was a little pocket universe of a record for us, I think it will be really cool to break out of that and kinda get back into what makes All Time Low, All Time Low, and figuring out what that is in 2019/2020."

Simple Creatures are playing this year's Download Festival on June 14-16. Get your tickets now.

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