Mosh pits at monster rock concerts can be dangerous, according to a lawsuit by a Monterey woman.

Nina Kooroshfar claims she was hit in the head by a canned energy drink after it was tossed from the stage by the lead singer of the All-American Rejects at last year's Van's Warped Tour at Shoreline Amphitheater.Kooroshfar's forehead was permanently ( Read more... )

Motion City Soundtrack:

(...) Besides getting the chance to play and entice new fans, bands like Motion City Soundtrack also use the tour as an opportunity to catch up with old friends and promote a good cause.

"We've been friends with The All-American Rejects for a long time, so it is always fun to see them play and hang out," bassist Matt Taylor ( Read more... )

Remember those pictures from last week? I found this little review/article from the evening...

(...) Simmons himself didn’t express a need for Dr. Ruth’s advice, but he was happy to explain his vegan lifestyle. “It may take a little effort for the first few weeks. Then you’ll start getting used to it and you’ll find more and more fun things to eat ( Read more... )

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The All-American Rejects' current album, "When the World Comes Down," has been hailed by some as the band's most ambitious, progressive and, perhaps, best album yet ( Read more... )

In their December issue, The Banter magazine offers us a review of AAR's show in Glasgow in October, as well as an interview of Nick.
It's a digital magazine; they are on pages 27 and 35.


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CORPUS CHRISTI - For Tyson Ritter, singer/bassist of the All-American Rejects, feeling doubt about the songs he was writing for the group’s CD, “When the World Comes Down,” was not an unfamiliar feeling.

What was different was the source of those feelings.

This time Ritter had only himself to blame when he went through the emotional wringer.

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IRVINE, CALIF., November 18, 2009 - Taco Bell® continues to Feed the Beat™ for up-and-coming rock acts and announced today the 100 bands that made the 2009 Feed the Beat lineup. Celebrating its fourth year, Feed the Beat provides free food and marketing support to America’s up-and-coming rock acts. This year, touring bands from across the nation, ( Read more... )

When the All-American Rejects shot their new video in the Los Angeles house where Rob Zombie filmed his remake of "Halloween II,” they didn’t look in the basement ( Read more... )