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Backstage With All Time Low on Three-City, One-Day Marathon

July 17, 2009 4:26 PM ET

Pop-punk band All Time Low attempted the nearly impossible — three secret shows in one day — to herald the arrival of new album Nothing Personal. While mentors Mark Hoppus and Pete Wentz pop up in the band's new video for "Weightless," the band was on its own for the whirlwind trek to Washington, DC, Chicago and Anahem, California on July 7th, and they filmed part of their travels for Rolling Stone on a handy Flip camera. Click above to watch the results.

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