Tag: the all-american rejects
Remember when the All-American Rejects’ Tyson Ritter was in ‘The House Bunny’?
The year is 2008. Bruno Mars is surprised to see Pete Wentz, and Taylor Swift loved the Academy Is… and Boys Like Girls as...
The All-American Rejects release never-before heard demo “Stay”—listen
The All-American Rejects know how to build anticipation. It’s been six years since the alt-rock four-piece released their fourth LP Kids In The Street,...
17 music moments from ‘The O.C.’ that Seth Cohen would totally approve
This month marks 15 years since The O.C. first premiered, giving us a look inside the world of the Newport Beach elite. As told...
The All-American Rejects’ Tyson Ritter on band’s return: “There are no f*cking rules”
The All-American Rejects have released a YouTube documentary, titled Rejected, to give a behind-the-scenes look at the band’s newest songs and talk about their...
Watch AAR perform “Swing Swing” with a string quartet at Emo Nite LA
The rumors are true: The All-American Rejects frontman Tyson Ritter performed with the String String Quartet for Emo Nite at the Echoplex in LA last night!
Read more: Emo Nite...
The All-American Rejects say ‘I do’ to fan’s request to play wedding
It's a pretty simple concept, you ask a band or possibly your favorite fast food restaurant (cough, cough Wendy's) how many retweets it'll take...
The 10 best alternative music videos this year (so far)
We might be a bit biased, but we think that music videos to come out of the alternative scene are the best ones out...
The All-American Rejects release two new singles
The All-American Rejects have released their first single since the release of "There's a Place" back in 2015.
Listen to their brand new singles, "Sweat"...
The All-American Rejects preview new album
It's been five years since the All-American Rejects last released an album with the release of Kids in the Street in 2012, but that's...
12 of the best pop-punk ballads, ever
The ballad has become a staple of the 21st century pop-punk album, and given the genre’s penchant for heartbreak, it’s not hard to see...
