Since forming in Stillwater, Oklahoma, in 1999, the All-American Rejects have released four studio albums. They quickly cemented themselves as one of the most iconic bands of the early 2000s with songs like “Dirty Little Secret” and “Move Along” and continued throughout their career to create music that keeps both the band and their fans on their toes.
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While the All-American Rejects have been relatively quiet since their 2012 album, Kids In The Street, it should be noted that they never broke up. Instead, they took a step back to explore different experiences “both personally and professionally,” according to guitarist Nick Wheeler, in order to reenergize themselves and persist in creating music the way they want to make it.
Every All-American Rejects album ranked
Now, the All-American Rejects are gearing up to
hit the road as headliners for the first time in a decade, and we’ve decided to rank all of their albums from worst to best in celebration.
Source: altpress.com