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Dashboard Confessional, the emo-rockers behind “Screaming Infidelities,” team up with The All-American Rejects

One G-Pass to see Dashboard Confessional and The All-American Rejects, starting from $20
G-Pass also includes admission to the OC Fair
Seating: section 4 or 8
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Their sound: a blend of emotionally raw lyrics and sweeping acoustics that are propelled by Chris Carrabba’s charismatic presence
Their breakout hit: the emotionally wrought “Screaming Infidelities,” which yielded their first gold certified album and peaked at #5 on the Billboard Top 200
Their debut album: The Swiss Army Romance, which PopMatters praised by saying “One is reminded of Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks, only stripped down to the bare essentials”
A sample of their accolades: one platinum album (MTV Unplugged), and three gold-certified albums (Swiss Army Romance; The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most; and A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A Scar)

How you know them: from their power-pop hits such “Dirty Little Secret,” “Move Along,” and “It Ends Tonight”
What their first single, “Swing, Swing,” did: caught the attention of Interscope Records and galvanized golfers
When they formed: in 1999, when lead vocalist Tyson Ritter and lead guitarist Nick Wheeler were still teenagers in Oklahoma
Since then: they’ve released four full-length albums and become one of the millennial decade’s definitive stadium acts
Their latest album: 2012’s Kids in the Street, which embraces a synth-influenced sound and a variety of genres
Why Ritter looks familiar: he played a self-absorbed rock star on NBC’s Parenthood

Dashboard Confessional, the emo-rockers behind “Screaming Infidelities,” team up with The All-American Rejects

One G-Pass to see Dashboard Confessional and The All-American Rejects, starting from $20
G-Pass also includes admission to the OC Fair
Seating: section 4 or 8
View the seating chart.

View OC Fair’s other performances and dates:

Their sound: a blend of emotionally raw lyrics and sweeping acoustics that are propelled by Chris Carrabba’s charismatic presence
Their breakout hit: the emotionally wrought “Screaming Infidelities,” which yielded their first gold certified album and peaked at #5 on the Billboard Top 200
Their debut album: The Swiss Army Romance, which PopMatters praised by saying “One is reminded of Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks, only stripped down to the bare essentials”
A sample of their accolades: one platinum album (MTV Unplugged), and three gold-certified albums (Swiss Army Romance; The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most; and A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A Scar)

How you know them: from their power-pop hits such “Dirty Little Secret,” “Move Along,” and “It Ends Tonight”
What their first single, “Swing, Swing,” did: caught the attention of Interscope Records and galvanized golfers
When they formed: in 1999, when lead vocalist Tyson Ritter and lead guitarist Nick Wheeler were still teenagers in Oklahoma
Since then: they’ve released four full-length albums and become one of the millennial decade’s definitive stadium acts
Their latest album: 2012’s Kids in the Street, which embraces a synth-influenced sound and a variety of genres
Why Ritter looks familiar: he played a self-absorbed rock star on NBC’s Parenthood

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