The All-American Rejects quit remaining dates of Jonas Brothers' tour
The All-American Rejects have been forced to cut their support tour with Jonas Brothers early.
The All-American Rejects have quit the remainder of the Jonas Brothers' tour as frontman Tyson Ritter goes on "vocal rest".
The Dirty Little Secret rockers have been opening for the Sucker group on their Greetings From Your Hometown tour, but, on Sunday (09.11.25), hours before they hit the stage in Buffalo, New York, they announced they would be "stepping away" from the shows because they don't want to risk Tyson causing "any real damage" to his vocal cords.
A social media statement read: “Hey Rejects fam.
“Unfortunately, Tyson has to take some vocal rest, and we will be stepping away from the remainder of the Jonas Brothers tour. His voice needs a little time to bounce back so he doesn’t do any real damage.”
Thanking Kevin, Nick, and Joe Jonas and their fans, they added: “It’s been such an amazing run, and we are bummed to have to cut it short. Massive love to the JoBros, their crew and everyone who’s been singing along every night. You’ve made this tour something special.”
The blow comes after Tyson joined OnlyFans to help fund the band's music and touring.
The 41-year-old singer quipped that subscribers can expect "full-frontal rock and roll with all access".
He playfully told GQ earlier this year: "We've always been a band who's got a tongue bursting through the cheek when it comes to our music.
"So why not, you know, do a little peen bursting through a zipper?"
On the "full-frontal rock and roll with all access" statement, he cryptically said: "I'll leave it to the vagueness of that statement to define itself."
Tyson has the full backing of his Rejects bandmates.
He told the publication: "The All-American Rejects are behind me doing it, and it's really nice to be supported by my band in this wild adventure of 2025 for us."
Touring musicians face significant financial challenges, especially emerging artists, with rising costs in transportation, accommodation, and logistics making it difficult to sustain profitable tours.
So the Swing, Swing singer encourages new artists to join OnlyFans to help with the costs.
He said: "I hope places like OnlyFans can drive young bands to saying, ‘Hey man, here we are. We want to be able to play shows.'
“‘If you like the music, give us a buck. And if there's 1,000 of you, that's one thousand bucks. And maybe we could rent a venue for a night, buy onto a show.’"
It's free to subscribe to the band's content.
The All-American Rejects star isn't the first musician to join OnlyFans.
British star Kate Nash funded her tour through OnlyFans and has been massively vocal on the financial struggles facing the music industry, even inventing the slogan: "Butts for tour buses."
