The All-American Rejects and Knocked Loose have pulled out of Australia’s Good Things festival:
American rock band The All-American Rejects and hardcore punk band Knocked Loose were both part of the line-up for Good Things 2025, a music festival being run from December 5 to 7 across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
The All-American Rejects have released the new song “Get This.”
Read More “The All-American Rejects – “Get This”” The All-American Rejects have shared the new single “Eggshell Tap Dancer.”
Read More “The All-American Rejects – “Eggshell Tap Dancer”” The All-American Rejects have shared the new song “Search Party.” The song comes alongside a new video game.
Read More “The All-American Rejects – “Search Party”” The All-American Rejects are selling a special limited edition of just the A-side to their new album at some record store signings.
Read More “The All-American Rejects Record Store Signings”
”When all you got to keep is strong / Move along, move along like I know ya do / And even when your hope is gone / Move along, move along just to make it through.” Simple lyrics, but immediately impactful from The All-American Rejects on their sophomore smash of a record called Move Along. The band found an immediate spark in their songwriting under the careful tutelage of veteran producer Howard Benson, recorded by Mike Plotnikoff, and mixed by a “living legend” in Chris Lord-Alge, AAR struck gold…rather platinum (x3). This was the first album to feature guitarist Mike Kennerty and drummer Chris Gaylor, while the band’s self-titled debut was a two-piece effort between Tyson Ritter (vocals/bass) and Nick Wheeler (guitars/keyboards/programming). Looking back today on the record that changed The All-American Rejects commercial prospects for the foreseeable future is a fun task. The album spawned three singles in the infectious guitar pop of “Dirty Little Secret”, the timeless title track, and the piano-laced ballad of “It Ends Tonight.” The band has found an entirely new shelf life to Move Along, and their entire discography, by self-promoting impromptu house parties to begin the next phase of the band.
Read More “The All-American Rejects – Move Along” The All-American Rejects have released a video for “Easy Come, Easy Go.”
Read More “The All-American Rejects – “Easy Come, Easy Go” Video” Tyson Ritter of The All American Rejects is joining OnlyFans to release the band’s new single “Easy Come, Easy Go.” The full press release can be found below.
Read More “Tyson Ritter Joins OnlyFans to Launch New Single” Tyson Ritter of The All American Rejects was on CNN talking about the band’s viral house party performances. He mentions the new album should be out in January of 2026.
Read More “The All-American Viral Sensations” The All-American Rejects talked with Variety:
The Rejects decided to leave Interscope on their own terms. “We weren’t dropped,” notes Ritter. “We negotiated our way out of that building because it didn’t feel like it was a home for us anymore. They had Imagine Dragons records.” The band continued to tour relentlessly, and the burnout set in. “We did a couple of tours in that break and they just didn’t feel right at all,” says Gaylor. “By the end of them, we were like, I don’t want to do this. Packing on the bus to go home like…” He widens his eyes as if stunned, staring into the abyss.
Tyston Ritter will exhibit his paintings for the first time next week at the SPRING/BREAK Art Show.
Read More “Tyson Ritter Announces Art Show” Tyson of The All-American Rejects talked a little with Stereogum about their new single:
To be able to walk away from it for a second was — a lot of people are afraid to do it. I mean, I was afraid to do it, but I was so burnt out. There’s a big difference between a crafter and an artist. People that craft put in their 10,000 hours and they excel at their work. I felt like we were turning it into a craft as opposed to an artistry. I know that might sound silly coming from a guy who wrote “Dirty Little Secret,” but I was 22 when I wrote that. I think now being on the other side of 30, I have a perspective that I didn’t have when I was younger. Having this ability to inherently be able to craft a song is something that a lot of people lean on and just keep pumping out and serving the beast and shaking the purse strings for a commerce as an end result.
The All-American Rejects have returned with a video for “Sandbox.”
Read More “The All-American Rejects – “Sandbox” Video” The All-American Rejects have announced a new album. The lead single “Sandbox” will be out on April 24th and you can pre-save it here.
