It was a blast! Wish there was a VIP option, but with how Tyson talked about his ADD I can understand how maybe that might have been overwhelming. Being able to see AAR has been on my bucket list since highschool & I was so hype to see them perform new music as well as older music. The tribute to Dolly Parton was the most sweetest thing, crowd surfing a stuffed pig& having a young fan up on stage to play drums at the end was so cool. Truly seem like amazing guys.

If I could rate this show higher than 10/10, I would. It was genuinely a 100/10 performance and one of the best shows I’ve ever attended. A perfect night and a reminder of why The All-American Rejects remain one of my all-time favourite bands. Highly recommended to anyone who gets the chance to see them live! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The All American Rejects were not at the concert… only the Jonas Brothers performed. It was a great concert though! They played plenty of throwbacks and I really enjoyed watching them interact with the crowd. Overall I had a very good time!

When the band played music, they were great. When the singer was speaking to interact with the audience crowd it was awful and beyond in appropriate for the audience. They were the opening act for Jonas brothers that has a clean show. It just didn’t match the crowd.

The All American Rejects concert absolutely rocked. They sound incredible live! Just like the studio version. Their catalog speaks for itself, and they play all of your favorite hits (except straight jacket feeling)! I had a blast, and it was a dream come true seeing the band that meant so much to me growing up.

Amazing show! The All-American Rejects rocked the house and had the crowd pumped up the entire time. Bishop Briggs brought down the house with her powerful vocals as the opening act. We enjoyed the supporting act, Whisk Band, as well. All 3 acts sounded great. It was a very chilly night outside, in the mid to low 40s with a decent wind at times, but we were all so enamored with the show that it didn't bother us at all,lol. Great venue for the show. The staff was friendly while being very efficient. We felt safe the entire night, and my wife and I were there with out 15 year old daughter and 11 year old son. They've grown up on the Rejects as I've played it their entire lives, so they loved getting to see this live every bit as much as I did. My daughter was blown away by Bishop Briggs, so thank you for bringing her in as the opening act. Thank you for a memorable evening with my family that we'll remember fondly forever ❤️ So glad we were able to be there for this special night.

Awesome, start to finish. All the bands were strong and sounded great. They performed with energy and joy. It was a blast! AAR always puts on a great show, but this was the most elaborate stage production from them in many years and it was phenomenal.

I have no words for how fun this show was! My grandpa took me to my first aar show in 2006 and he drove me from Dallas for this one and we had the best time! They put on an incredible performance, seeing them in their home state was such amazing energy!

I did not know what I was getting into since I was 90% there for Motion City Soundtrack. This show was phenomenal. This was my 2nd New Found Glory show and this blew that last show out of the water. All American Rejects put on a true SHOW and every detail was fantastic. The camerawork, projections, and sets/props were great, more work than any live show I've seen in a long time. Thank you to everyone who put this together and to all of the people Chad dedicated the show. From a rural emo kid seeing her favorite bands in her 30s.

This was a great show I’ll go through a few things Venue: great sounding and looking venue getting in was a breeze and the getting a drink was pretty easy. Drinks were not cheap, but what is at a concert venue. Merch line: I’ve seen smaller lines for space mountain. Bands: The Get up kids: Fantastic, I was glad to see Masspike was played especially we were only 30 feet from it. Kind of wished it was a longer set. I will say to the kids who saw them for the first time they will be picking up something to write home about after. The starting line: Good solid set it was good to see them again after years of not seeing them. New found glory: Great set really energizes the crowd. Living in south Florida the Pat 8 years I got to see them a lot. I was glad to see Chad playing and giving great speeches of how his cancer treatment was going. All American rejects: Theatric and very good. That it. They were great played all the hits. Would see again. So the only down fall was a giant sold out Morgan Wallen show was being held in Fenway park and made getting on the T kind of hard. I will return to this Venue next month for death cab and I’m very excited for it.

The All American Rejects were awesome! The crowd in our section was super dead unfortunately so my boyfriend and I were the only ones dancing and singing and we got asked if we wanted to go to pit and fortunately the crowd was awesome up front!

The sound system was bad. You couldn't hear the lead guitar most of the night. The stage was too small and had curtains on the side, so rather than a concert it gave the impression of a puppet show. And weirdly, the audience was a mix of people who wanted to sit in a lawn chairs, and were downright territorial about it, versus a group of AAR fans who wanted to stand and dance and enjoy the music. The venue should have arranged a space in front of the stage for standing room only. The band even commented on how strange it was to have this big open area right in front of the stage with empty lawn chairs. But the show's saving grace...The All-American Rejects brought it. Tyson Ritter was his entertaining hilarious self, as he went off on comedic riffs that made you wonder if he had a calling as a stand up comedian (he's already an actor as well). And the songs tore it up. It's easy to forget how vast this band's library of songs are. For a band that's only recorded about four studio albums it's amazing how many hits they have. The songs, and the Rejects, carried the night.

Would have loved to see them in a better venue. This was not the same Elk Grove Village outdoor space these shows have been in years past. Band was great. Funny. Sounded good. People were having a great time

Great set. I've wanted to see the band live since their first record dropped in 1999. They did not disappoint and played most of the songs I was hoping to hear. Tyson was in a goofy mood which made for some fun, light banter with the crowd. They sounded fantastic. It was worth the hot, muggy weather. I'd do it again.

The band was great !!!! But the lines for the food trucks and drinks were RIDICULOUS. We got in two food truck lines and after waiting 20 minutes we were told they had run out of food . It was a minimum hour wait for each drink line . That made it not cool at all . Been going to alive at 5 for years but might not return after this .

It was a blast! Wish there was a VIP option, but with how Tyson talked about his ADD I can understand how maybe that might have been overwhelming. Being able to see AAR has been on my bucket list since highschool & I was so hype to see them perform new music as well as older music. The tribute to Dolly Parton was the most sweetest thing, crowd surfing a stuffed pig& having a young fan up on stage to play drums at the end was so cool. Truly seem like amazing guys.

If I could rate this show higher than 10/10, I would. It was genuinely a 100/10 performance and one of the best shows I’ve ever attended. A perfect night and a reminder of why The All-American Rejects remain one of my all-time favourite bands. Highly recommended to anyone who gets the chance to see them live! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The All American Rejects were not at the concert… only the Jonas Brothers performed. It was a great concert though! They played plenty of throwbacks and I really enjoyed watching them interact with the crowd. Overall I had a very good time!

When the band played music, they were great. When the singer was speaking to interact with the audience crowd it was awful and beyond in appropriate for the audience. They were the opening act for Jonas brothers that has a clean show. It just didn’t match the crowd.

The All American Rejects concert absolutely rocked. They sound incredible live! Just like the studio version. Their catalog speaks for itself, and they play all of your favorite hits (except straight jacket feeling)! I had a blast, and it was a dream come true seeing the band that meant so much to me growing up.

Amazing show! The All-American Rejects rocked the house and had the crowd pumped up the entire time. Bishop Briggs brought down the house with her powerful vocals as the opening act. We enjoyed the supporting act, Whisk Band, as well. All 3 acts sounded great. It was a very chilly night outside, in the mid to low 40s with a decent wind at times, but we were all so enamored with the show that it didn't bother us at all,lol. Great venue for the show. The staff was friendly while being very efficient. We felt safe the entire night, and my wife and I were there with out 15 year old daughter and 11 year old son. They've grown up on the Rejects as I've played it their entire lives, so they loved getting to see this live every bit as much as I did. My daughter was blown away by Bishop Briggs, so thank you for bringing her in as the opening act. Thank you for a memorable evening with my family that we'll remember fondly forever ❤️ So glad we were able to be there for this special night.

Awesome, start to finish. All the bands were strong and sounded great. They performed with energy and joy. It was a blast! AAR always puts on a great show, but this was the most elaborate stage production from them in many years and it was phenomenal.

I have no words for how fun this show was! My grandpa took me to my first aar show in 2006 and he drove me from Dallas for this one and we had the best time! They put on an incredible performance, seeing them in their home state was such amazing energy!

I did not know what I was getting into since I was 90% there for Motion City Soundtrack. This show was phenomenal. This was my 2nd New Found Glory show and this blew that last show out of the water. All American Rejects put on a true SHOW and every detail was fantastic. The camerawork, projections, and sets/props were great, more work than any live show I've seen in a long time. Thank you to everyone who put this together and to all of the people Chad dedicated the show. From a rural emo kid seeing her favorite bands in her 30s.

This was a great show I’ll go through a few things Venue: great sounding and looking venue getting in was a breeze and the getting a drink was pretty easy. Drinks were not cheap, but what is at a concert venue. Merch line: I’ve seen smaller lines for space mountain. Bands: The Get up kids: Fantastic, I was glad to see Masspike was played especially we were only 30 feet from it. Kind of wished it was a longer set. I will say to the kids who saw them for the first time they will be picking up something to write home about after. The starting line: Good solid set it was good to see them again after years of not seeing them. New found glory: Great set really energizes the crowd. Living in south Florida the Pat 8 years I got to see them a lot. I was glad to see Chad playing and giving great speeches of how his cancer treatment was going. All American rejects: Theatric and very good. That it. They were great played all the hits. Would see again. So the only down fall was a giant sold out Morgan Wallen show was being held in Fenway park and made getting on the T kind of hard. I will return to this Venue next month for death cab and I’m very excited for it.

The All American Rejects were awesome! The crowd in our section was super dead unfortunately so my boyfriend and I were the only ones dancing and singing and we got asked if we wanted to go to pit and fortunately the crowd was awesome up front!

The sound system was bad. You couldn't hear the lead guitar most of the night. The stage was too small and had curtains on the side, so rather than a concert it gave the impression of a puppet show. And weirdly, the audience was a mix of people who wanted to sit in a lawn chairs, and were downright territorial about it, versus a group of AAR fans who wanted to stand and dance and enjoy the music. The venue should have arranged a space in front of the stage for standing room only. The band even commented on how strange it was to have this big open area right in front of the stage with empty lawn chairs. But the show's saving grace...The All-American Rejects brought it. Tyson Ritter was his entertaining hilarious self, as he went off on comedic riffs that made you wonder if he had a calling as a stand up comedian (he's already an actor as well). And the songs tore it up. It's easy to forget how vast this band's library of songs are. For a band that's only recorded about four studio albums it's amazing how many hits they have. The songs, and the Rejects, carried the night.

Would have loved to see them in a better venue. This was not the same Elk Grove Village outdoor space these shows have been in years past. Band was great. Funny. Sounded good. People were having a great time

Great set. I've wanted to see the band live since their first record dropped in 1999. They did not disappoint and played most of the songs I was hoping to hear. Tyson was in a goofy mood which made for some fun, light banter with the crowd. They sounded fantastic. It was worth the hot, muggy weather. I'd do it again.

The band was great !!!! But the lines for the food trucks and drinks were RIDICULOUS. We got in two food truck lines and after waiting 20 minutes we were told they had run out of food . It was a minimum hour wait for each drink line . That made it not cool at all . Been going to alive at 5 for years but might not return after this .