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Police in Missouri College Town Let All-American Rejects Play One Final Song Before Shutting Down Backyard Gig
- The All-American Rejects performed a backyard show in Columbia, Missouri near the University of Missouri, which police shut down after allowing one final song on a recent weekend.
- This event was part of the band's ongoing 'house party' tour sparked by a pop-up concert at USC in late April following their first album release in 13 years.
- The band has engaged fans nationwide by accepting venue submissions on social media, texting attendees with show locations, livestreaming via TikTok, and documenting performances online.
- On May 13, lead vocalist Tyson Ritter expressed excitement over the enthusiastic response to their Los Angeles house party event and assured fans that their numerous messages and direct requests for similar gatherings in different cities will soon be fulfilled.
- The Missouri police expressed hope the band returns with permits, while the house party series continues attracting wide interest and submissions, such as a backyard venue offered by an Arkansas farmer.
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There was no way the All-American Rejects could have expected the week they’ve had. Since early May, the pop-rock band has been putting on DIY shows in a bunch of unexpected locations — from bowling alleys to corn fields. The lively crowds from each performance recall house parties from aughts movies and have since gone […]
Police in Missouri college town shut down The All-American Rejects’ backyard gig – but say they let them play one final song
Like a plot out of an emo band music video, The All-American Rejects’ joyfully hectic house party tour made a stop in a Missouri college town over the weekend only to have their show shut down by the police, who turned out to be familiar with the music.
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Burlington Free PressAll-American Rejects crashing house parties around the US. Fans want theirs to be next.
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WNTZ FOX 48The All-American Rejects to go on 'house party' tour
(NEXSTAR) — The All-American Rejects, one of the 2000s' most beloved pop-rock bands, is currently touring the U.S. — and coming to a house party near you. During a recent pop-up performance in a Minneapolis bowling alley, frontman Tyson Ritter announced that fans can request the All-American Rejects for their house parties. The band, who released their debut self-titled album in 2002, is best known for mega hits from their second and third album…
All-American Rejects Will Play at Your House for Free
The All-American Rejects are currently going viral for their incredible house-party performances, which they ‘took $50,000 out of our own pockets’ to do. As frontman Tyson Ritter says: ‘It blows my mind that our shows can still work.’
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