The Paradox, The Cab, Mayday Parade

South Side Ballroom, Dallas, TX

October 25, 2025 

Review and Gallery by Militza Reyna

All Time Low brought their “Everyone’s Talking” Tour to the City of Dallas and had The Paradox, The Cab, Mayday Parade as special guests on October 25.

The Paradox is an Atlanta based group led by Eric Dangerfield on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Donald Bryant on bass, Christopher “Xelan” Bernard on lead guitar and background vocals, and Percy “PC3” Crews on drums, have swiftly become a force in the pop-punk scene. 

The group’s undeniable energy and ingenuity has made world notice including legends like Jack White, Travis Barker and Lil Nas X.

The Paradox were the first ones to take stage. Their set included songs like “Ms. Lauren”, “Do Me Like That” and “Its Over”. Full of energy, The Paradox ignited the audience with their early-2000’s punk, setting the mood for the rest of the night. Follow the band on their Instagram and listen to them on Spotify.

The Cab is an American Rock band that consists of lead vocalist Alexander DeLeon, keyboardist Alex T. Marshall, bassist Joey Thunder, drummer Dave Briggs, and guitarist Chantry Johnson, from Las Vegas were the second support band to perform on the stage of the Side South Ballroom.

The Cab’s setlist included fan favorites such as “Temporary Bliss”, “One of THOSE Nights”, “Bad” and their single “Stay This Way Forever” from their EP Road to Reign: A Prelude, released on September 26. After more than a decade of silence, the band has reunited and this tour shows they are back stronger than ever.

As American Rock band Mayday Parade walked on stage to take their spots, the fans applauded and screamed for them. 

Mayday Parade consists of lead singer Derek Sanders, lead guitarist Alex Garcia, guitarist Brooks Betts, bassist Jeremy Lenzo and drummer Jake Bundrick.

Mayday parade opened their set with “Under My Sweater”, from their new album Sad, “Jersey” followed by “I’d Hate to Be You When People Find Out What This Song Is About”.  Derek mentioned it was one of the first concerts he’s played since getting married in the beginning of October, this caused the fans to go into a cheerful frenzy which made Derek smile..

While taking a break from singing Derek thanked the fans for their support through the years and allowing them to continue living out their dreams.

Derek encouraged the crowd to sing along to the last chorus of “Jersey” as  it was their “last opportunity to sing out loud”. As the song came to an end, Derek thanked the fans one more time and the band walked off the stage. Fans continued cheering for them.