5 Seconds of Summer's Rock Out With Your Socks Out concluded Sunday in West Palm Beach, Fla. at the Perfect Vodka Amphitheatre, which was formerly known as Coral Sky Amphitheatre until June.

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The band kicked off the tour in May in Europe before heading to their homeland and New Zealand in mid-June. Then they began the North American leg in July.

The gig Sunday was bittersweet. Ashton Irwin, Calum Hood, Michael Clifford and Luke Hemmings celebrated an epic tour, yet since it was coming to an end they were a bit bummed.

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"Nooooooooo last show of the whole tour today," Clifford declared on Twitter hours before the show.

Hemmings couldn't believe the tour was coming to a close.

Hood was gloomy about the tour ending and rightfully so since it seemed pretty epic.

Irwin also expressed sadness, yet excitement over the final show of the tour.

The band pulled some pranks on their good friends and opening act Hey Violet, which was expected during the show considering a prank war has been going on since tour kicked off.

The Aussies viewed this final Rock Out With Your Socks Out gig as "a special, special show."

They were so incredibly thankful and gracious for every single person that came to see them on this tour.

"We've loved these shows, you guys are the best !!" they gushed.

Hood continued to express his feelings on Twitter after the gig, sharing just how "melancholy" the day was since the tour officially ended.

He also couldn't hold back when it came to the thoughts he has about the fans.

"For being relentlessly supportive and overwhelmingly vocal and energetic," he dished while talking about the dedicated people who came out to see him and his buddies night after night.

"I will never forget you guys giving us the opportunity to go from playing to 12 people to 25,000 people. There is so much love," he further shared.

Hood ended his end-of-tour tweet spree with a photo of everyone involved with the tour on stage for the final gig.

Hemmings also gushed over the tour, calling it "incredible".

Clifford didn't hold back either with his feelings about the tour.

"I F---ING LOVED THIS TOUR," he beamed.

The pop/punk rocker got overly excited and accidentally left out Canada in his acknowledgements, but quickly corrected the mistake.

Well, the tour is over, but fans still have Sounds Good Feels Good to look forward to!