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United States The All-American Rejects are an American rock band with a track record of numerous hit singles, platinum albums, and innovative marketing strategies, making them a valuable partner for brands seeking to engage diverse audiences.
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Request A ShowTikTok partnered with The All-American Rejects as the exclusive LIVE Streaming Partner for their House Party show in Dallas on August 27.
UTA client The All-American Rejects and Sheetz kicked off their new partnership in Pittsburgh with a surprise pop-up show. Sheetz is partnering with Sofar Sounds, a company known for transforming everyday spaces into intimate live music venues, to feature three.
The All-American Rejects were the sponsor for the 76 in Juncos. This was likely due to Conor getting Warner (the band's label) to pony up, as Juncos never had any team sponsors previously.
Sheetz is partnering with Sofar Sounds, a company known for transforming everyday spaces into intimate live music venues, to feature three.
The band promoted the Lego Bionicle Inika toy sets in the summer of 2006, participating in a "Free the Band" promotion where they were 'kidnapped' by Piraka and fans had to assist the Inika in rescuing them.
The band performed at Sepang International Center in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on September 27, 2013, as part of the Arthur's Day celebrations promoted by the Guinness brewing company.
The All-American Rejects formed in Stillwater, Oklahoma in 1999, founded by lead vocalist Tyson Ritter and guitarist Nick Wheeler while they were still in high school. The band’s early days involved creating homemade demo CDs with Wheeler handling engineering responsibilities. After their self-titled demo was discovered by Doghouse Records, they secured a recording contract. They released their debut album, “The All-American Rejects,” in 2002, which featured the successful single “Swing, Swing.” The band expanded with Mike Kennerty joining as rhythm guitarist and Chris Gaylor as drummer, solidifying the lineup that would appear on all subsequent studio releases. Their early success led to a deal with DreamWorks Records, and the album reached number 25 on the Billboard 200 chart, with “Swing, Swing” peaking at number 60 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The band’s second album, “Move Along,” released in 2005, significantly increased their mainstream presence. This album produced three hit singles: “Dirty Little Secret,” “Move Along,” and “It Ends Tonight,” all of which charted within the top fifteen on the Billboard Hot 100. “Move Along” achieved triple platinum certification by 2024. Their third album, “When the World Comes Down” (2008), continued their success, with the lead single “Gives You Hell” becoming their most commercially successful song. “Gives You Hell” peaked at number 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified 9x multi-platinum. Throughout these years, the band actively toured, participating in events like the Vans Warped Tour and performing internationally.
Beyond album releases, The All-American Rejects have explored various projects and innovative approaches to fan engagement. In 2012, they released “Kids in the Street,” their fourth studio album. More recently, in 2025, they announced their fifth studio album, “Sandbox,” and garnered significant attention for their “House Party” shows, playing surprise pop-up concerts in unconventional venues. This creative direct-to-fan strategy, along with their consistent musical output and touring, highlights their adaptive nature and enduring appeal in the music industry. They have sold over 12 million albums worldwide.
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