With almost two decades of amazing moments and commendable music, All Time Low truly gifted the music world with the best and most iconic hits.

As we narrow down to five days before the American pop punk bank returns to the Philippines for ALL TIME LOW LIVE IN MANILA at the SM Mall of Asia Arena on August 15, we rundown some songs from the two-decade-long discography of the band.

#1 “Dear Maria, Count Me In”

One of the most notable songs of All Time Low, “Dear Maria, Count Me In” has been proclaimed as a pop-punk classic. The song from the studio album So Wrong, It’s Right earned a double platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

#2 “Weightless”

Another classic from All Time Low, “Weightless” is the lead single of the band’s third studio album Nothing Personal. Even after more than a decade since its release, the song continues to resonate with people of all generations, especially with those who feel stuck.

Maybe it’s not my weekend but it’s gonna be my year
And I’m so sick of watching while the minutes pass as I go nowhere
And this is my reaction to everything I fear
‘Cause I’ve been going crazy, I don’t wanna waste another minute here

Weightless by All Time Low

“Weightless” earned a gold certification from the RIAA.

#3 “Monsters”

“Monsters” marked milestones in All Time Low’s career as it gave the band its first number one on the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart and its highest chart position on Billboard Hot 100. The song is a collaboration between All Time Low and Blackbear. The band also tapped Demi Lovato as a featuring artist for the re-release of the track.

#4 “Once In A Lifetime”

Aside from tracks from their critically acclaimed album Wake Up, Sunshine, fans of All Time Low in the Philippines can look forward to the debut of their single, “Once In A Lifetime”, released in 2021. The song was the first single of the band following the release of the Wake Up, Sunshine album.

#5 “PMA (Post Modern Anxiety)”

“PMA”, which stands for Post Modern Anxiety, saw All Time Low collaborate with English indie rock band Pale Waves. With its vulnerable and relatable lyrics that echo the period of uncertainty during the time of the pandemic, while providing self-assurance and “the promise of safety in the shared experience, the understanding we’re all living it together.”