The All-American Rejects drop anthemic new single, Easy Come, Easy Go

Fresh from launching their very own OnlyFans account (yes, really), The All-American Rejects have unveiled a new single and video, Easy Come, Easy Go.

Following April comeback single Sandbox, we’re getting another taste of the band’s long-awaited fifth album – the follow-up to 2012’s Kids In The Street – with this anthemic effort, along with a claymation video directed and animated by Rough N’ Tumble Productions’ Justin Le Burgos.

Back in March, frontman Tyson Ritter told PAPER that arriving at the point of making new music as a band again had taken “a lot of fireside chats” and a “lot of mending fences”.

“That’s exciting,” he enthused. “I think I said in an interview, people don’t really want a new All-American Rejects record. People want their time capsule and want to jump into it and feel like they smell CK One and it makes them feel young. But the question I pose is, ‘What if we can say something now? What if we can actually resonate?’”

Watch the video for Easy Come, Easy Go below:

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