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Simple Plan announce South American tour with All Time Low

The two pop punk staples will share the same run of dates across the continent, with further details still to be revealed.

Published on · Reported from Chorus.fm

Simple Plan announce South American tour with All Time Low
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Simple Plan have announced a South American tour, and they will not be making the trip alone. All Time Low are set to join the Canadian band for the same run of shows across the continent.

The pairing brings together two of the most recognizable names in modern pop punk. Simple Plan built a global following over two decades of records that became touchstones for the genre, while All Time Low remain one of the scene's biggest active draws.

For now, only the tour itself has been confirmed. Cities, venues, specific dates and ticket on-sale information have not yet been shared by either band, and fans are expected to get those details through the groups' official channels.

South America has become an increasingly common stop for American and Canadian pop punk acts in recent years, with headline runs and genre-focused festivals pulling large crowds across the region. The joint announcement adds another high-profile booking to that calendar.

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