“[The video] captures the story of how it all began, the twists and turns in between, and where we are today,” the group wrote on their Instagram.
The feature includes clips of the bands through the years and references some of their most pivotal moments including their tour with One Direction, their first album and their AMA win. The guys even recruited young actors to portray themselves in their early years!
“Thank you for having us at The Australian Fire Fight concert! It will go down as one of my favorite memories of @5sos’s career 🖤,” Ashton wrote on Instagram with a shirtless pic from the concert.
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The vid is filled with clips of the guys engaging in some “shameless” acts like taking selfies at a car crash, faking your own death and overdoing it with plastic surgery.
In addition to the new vid, the guys also just announced their fourth album Calm will be released on March 27th.
The group – Ashton Irwin, Calum Hood, Michael Clifford and Luke Hemmings – just announced they’re hitting the road on the No Shame Tour later this year.
The 21-city tour will kick off on August 19 in Denver, Col. and make stops in cities including Chicago, Toronto and Nashville before wrapping on September 26 in Concord, Calif.
Following the tour news, the guys also began teasing a new song that fans suspect is titled “Calm.”
In some cryptic teaser videos posted across each member’s Instagram, a different letter from the title flashes at the end of the video, spelling out CALM.
“We were talking about this for a long time and the only reason I picked Calum to be my best man,†Michael said. “The only reason, is that I’ve known him the longest.â€
Jacob Elordi shows off his mustache while attending the G’Day USA 2020 | Standing Together Dinner held at the Beverly Wilshire Four Seasons Hotel on Saturday (January 25) in Beverly Hills, Calif.
“It was a bittersweet feeling at our @gdayusa benefit last night,” Peta wrote on Instagram.
“The generosity from my new home (the USA) overwhelmed me and moved me to tears. Each video shown was a knife to the heart, our country, our beautiful land has been utterly destroyed, millions of animals perished and lives were lost,” she added. “It’s quite traumatizing to watch, and I can’t quite fully comprehend the magnitude of devastation. I also can’t imagine what our brave firefighters and volunteers have had to see and endure.”
