THE ALL-AMERICAN REJECTS Mark MOVE ALONG Anniversary With Deluxe Edition
The reissue includes the bonus tracks Kiss Yourself Goodbye, Bite Back, and Eyelash Wishes.
The All-American Rejects released a new Deluxe Edition of their 3x-Platinum sophomore record, Move Along, via Universal Music Enterprises (UMe). The album arrives in various configurations, including Vinyl, CD, and Digital, and boasts three sought-after bonus tracks: 'Kiss Yourself Goodbye,' 'Bite Back,' and 'Eyelash Wishes.' A limited-edition 2LP version pressed on Clear Glitter Vinyl is available exclusively through the band's Official Store and uDiscover. Meanwhile, the new 2LP White Vinyl and CD versions are available at online retailers and in brick-and-mortar stores everywhere. The reissue can be heard and ordered here.
This summer, The All-American Rejects commemorated the 21st anniversary of Move Along's original release on July 12, 2005 on their social media. As part of the re-release, The All-American Rejects are opening the vault with 'Dirty Little Secret (Tournado DVD Version).' Captured during the Saint Paul, Minnesota stop of the 'Tournado Tour' at Roy Wilkins Auditorium, the newly released video features archival live performance footage, offering fans a look back at the band onstage delivering what has become one of their signature anthems to a packed house.
Following the breakout success of 2002's self-titled The All-American Rejects, the musicians decamped to Los Angeles where they recorded Move Along with producer Howard Benson [Kelly Clarkson, My Chemical Romance] in early 2005. The album went on to debut at #6 on the Billboard 200, marking the quartet's first Top 10 entry and today garnering approximately 1.6 billion streams across all platforms. Plus, it spawned the smash 'Dirty Little Secret,' which picked up a 6x-Platinum certification, cracked the Top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100, and gathered 715 million Spotify streams and counting. Speaking to the single's enduring influence, Genius just featured it as part of the popular Genius Verified series.
'Dirty Little Secret' continues to permeate pop culture today, repeatedly going viral on socials and even being featured in Amazon Prime's hit series 'Off Campus' and Chad Michael Murray's recent ad campaign for bubly. Additionally, the record yielded staples such as the title track 'Move Along' and 'It Ends Tonight.'
In Move Along's wake, they ascended to an arena headliner.
This anniversary is happening in the middle of the group's recent resurgence. Back in May, they dropped their first full-length record in 14 years: Sandbox.
Prior, they took their music right to the fans with the free 'Mike's Dirty Lemonade Presents The All-American Rejects House Party Tour.' Beyond guerilla pop-up gigs at actual homes, they've captivated tens of thousands of fans everywhere from warehouses, corn fields, frat houses, and ships to a bowling alley, the International Church of Cannabis, and a high school with the Savannah Bananas.
More touring, both traditional and house party, is expected soon.
LP Tracklisting
A1 - Dirty Little Secret
A2 - Stab My Back
A3 - Move Along
A4 - It Ends Tonight
A5 - Change Your Mind
A6 - Night Drive
B1 - 11:11 P.M.
B2 - Dance Inside
B3 - Top of the World
B4 - Straitjacket Feeling
B5 - I'm Waiting
B6 - Can't Take It
C1 - Kiss Yourself Goodbye – b-side*
C2 - Bite Back – b-side*
C3 - Eyelash Wishes – b-side*
Side D - Etching
*Bonus Tracks
CD Tracklisting
1 - Dirty Little Secret
2 - Stab My Back
3 - Move Along
4 - It Ends Tonight
5 - Change Your Mind
6 - Night Drive
7 - 11:11 P.M.
8 - Dance Inside
9 - Top of the World
10 - Straitjacket Feeling
11 - I'm Waiting
12 - Can't Take It
13 - Kiss Yourself Goodbye – b-side*
14 - Bite Back – b-side*
15 - Eyelash Wishes – b-side*
*Bonus Tracks
About The All-American Rejects
Beginning a renaissance in the 2020s, the band managed to quietly sell out venues across the country on their first proper headline tour in over a decade: 2023's Wet Hot All-American Summer Tour. They attracted tens of thousands of fans to see them at free guerilla pop-up concerts at USC, in a cornfield, and outside of a house in Nashville during 2025's 'House Party Tour.'
The band's fifth album, first independent release, and first full-length LP in 14 years, Sandbox, was released in May.
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