The All-American Rejects share, 'Easy Come, Easy Go', the track at the centre of their massive, DIY house party tour earlier this year.
The song, a straight rock ’n’ roll track embellished with a meandering indie verse, arrives with a claymation video directed and animated by Justin Le Burgos of Rough N’ Tumble Productions. The video features a claymation Tyson Ritter deep in a daydream.
The track which accumulated over 60,000 pre-saves has been a staple at each stop of the band’s now-viral DIY tour, which drew national coverage across the USA and worldwide. The shows—announced with minimal notice—have taken place in unexpected locations: a bowling alley in Minneapolis, a farm in Iowa, a graduation party in Missouri, a backyard in Chicago, a college in Green Bay, and the kickoff show at a USC house party.
Listen to ‘Easy Come, Easy Go’ on Shoot Music New Releases.
The song, which will appear on the Rejects’ forthcoming fifth album Sandbox – set for release in February 2026 – and is one of three tracks shared from the record so far, including the title track and their latest release, ‘Search Party!’.
Embracing music as an appealing diversion from the ho-hum life of small-town America, emo-pop group All-American Rejects have released four albums since being formed by Tyson Ritter and Nick Wheeler in 1999. The group achieved mainstream success with their debut self-titled studio album, spawning the UK certified Silver hit single ‘Swing Swing’. 2008’s When The World Comes Down features their most successful song to date, ‘Gives You Hell’, topping the Billboard‘s Mainstream Top 40 chart and was certified RIAA 9× Platinum in the USA last year.
