News about Ashton Irwin

He's the man who discovered global stars One 5 Seconds of Summer.  But now, Daily Mail Australia can reveal that Adam Wilkinson is making headlines for a different kind of deal-making - as a real estate agent in Sydney's Sutherland Shire.  It was thanks to a chance meeting with him back in 2011 that Australian boy band have now risen to the dizzy heights of world pop domination.

The 5 Seconds of Summer Show Tour is currently on the Europe leg of the 5 Seconds of Summer Exhibition Tour. The Australian rock band took to the stage and smashed through their biggest hits at Campo Pequeno, Portugal, on Saturday night. Lead singer Luke Hemmings and his bandmates Calum Hood, Ashton Irwin, and Michael Clifford opted for edgy looks befitting their rock stardom.

The Taking My Hand World Tour is currently on sale in 5 seconds of Summer. Singer Luke Hemmings and his bandmates Calum Hood, Ashton Irwin, and Michael Clifford dominated Melbourne on Sunday night. The foursome appeared at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl and smashed through their biggest hits.

On Saturday, the 5 Seconds of Summer were doing what they do best. The Australian rock band appeared on a tumultuous stage at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas, Nevada. Singer Luke Hemmings was chic in a hipster ensemble that featured a retro brown jacket with a yellow shirt over it.

Both literal and musical, growth has been a key component of 5 Seconds of Summer's career. The Australian pop-rock band went from YouTubers covering famous songs in their high school years to major-label stars releasing four studio albums with increasing experimentation and broadening influences from pop-punk to new wave. 5SOS5, the singer's forthcoming fifth album, is due to be released on September 23, and it continues to evolve. Luke Hemmings, Michael Clifford, Calum Hood, and Ashton Irwin, the band's lead singer, talk about the majority of the album's creation, "Complete Mess" in the new episode of MTV News documentary series "The Method." "The album and a majority of the tracks on it are more reflective, and [they] take a look at the bigger picture of stuff," Clifford says. "I think it was really in tune with what we wanted to create."