Drew Franklin

All right. Did this story with Shannon the other day. He's a music guy. The All-American Rejects are doing a twist when it comes to the tour. They're doing the twist. It's the house party tour. Instead of set dates and going to cities, they take DMs and submissions from fans and and they do shows from people's houses.

They announced the show the day of, and they've been to a lot of different places, including college campuses on finals weeks. They even did a show in a field in Iowa. But they are appealing to a new generation of fans by doing house party tours.

They announced the show the day of, and they've been to a lot of different places, including college campuses on finals weeks. They even did a show in a field in Iowa. But they are appealing to a new generation of fans by doing house party tours.

They announced the show the day of, and they've been to a lot of different places, including college campuses on finals weeks. They even did a show in a field in Iowa. But they are appealing to a new generation of fans by doing house party tours.

I don't know that.

I don't know that.

I don't know that.

Yeah, a talent fee maybe to get the guys there.

Yeah, a talent fee maybe to get the guys there.

Yeah, a talent fee maybe to get the guys there.

Yeah, to get there to the house party.

Yeah, to get there to the house party.

Yeah, to get there to the house party.

Dirty little secret.

Dirty little secret.

Dirty little secret.

They are, and that's why they've appealed to a whole new fan base by doing this. They also said they're not doing it for money. They took $50,000 out of their own pockets, booked a bus, put the crew on salary, and started this wild ride.

They are, and that's why they've appealed to a whole new fan base by doing this. They also said they're not doing it for money. They took $50,000 out of their own pockets, booked a bus, put the crew on salary, and started this wild ride.

They are, and that's why they've appealed to a whole new fan base by doing this. They also said they're not doing it for money. They took $50,000 out of their own pockets, booked a bus, put the crew on salary, and started this wild ride.

It doesn't say, but it does say they recently read about people financing festival tickets, and they just thought these weird and wild times. No, I do think it's very cool.