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All Time Low are already planning ahead - and have said that they would love to play Reading and Leeds festival next year.
The band have played there three times previously, in 2008, 2010 and 2012, and are already hoping to return.
Speaking to Gigwise, guitarist Jack Barakat said, "Reading and Leeds usually doesn't invite the same bands twice in a row, but we'll probably - we played last year, so we'll probably be back next year."
He went on to talk about the band's upcoming headline appearance at Slamdunk festival, continuing, "You know, we're headlining Slam Dunk festival, and that's a really big honour for us, we've never even played Slam Dunk festival so we're really honoured to do that."
They also spoke about the Fall Out Boy comeback, as they have previously spoken about being influenced by the pop-rock band.
"I just watched them, they did their first live performance yesterday on TV on Jimmy Kimmel, and it was awesome," Jack said. "Really, really f**king cool."
All Time Low performing live at Reading festival last year
Rian added, "That's another band that, you know, they took us out before they went on hiatus and they were so nice to us and they kind of guided us on our career.
"So hopefully there's no plans yet but we'd love to share the stage with them again and do something like that."
Check out the full interview with the band here.
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