The All-American Rejects have been on tour — but they're not playing arenas or clubs. Since early May, the band has been popping up in bowling alleys, corn fields, barns and college campuses as part of their mission to challenge the overpricing of live music events. The final show in the Give Them Hell tour was at a house in Nashville; after the location leaked, 16,000 people RSVP-ed. @RollingStone shares this selection of photos from the raucous, joyful party, which saw crowd-surfing, local support acts, and attendees taking to the roof to get a better view.
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Update: Here's a quick interview with the All-American Rejects about their hectic week, and what's next. "Apparently, these kids broke through the fence, made a little hole Alcatraz-style and were funneling in through the side neighbor’s fence. Nashville’s usually so music spoiled, like Los Angeles, so to see a crowd actually engaged, that made me actually feel like I would want to play Nashville again. You usually just don’t get that connection," lead singer Tyson Ritter told Maya Georgi.
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