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All-American Rejects and Micah Palace are coming to FIFA Fan Festival at Lemon Hill

East Coast rapper Micah Palace and the All-American Rejects and will perform at the FIFA Fan Festival in Lemon Hill in June and July, respectively.

The All-American Rejects perform at the sixth annual Video Game Awards at Sony Picture Studios in Culver City, Calif., on Sunday Dec. 14, 2008. (AP Photo)
The All-American Rejects perform at the sixth annual Video Game Awards at Sony Picture Studios in Culver City, Calif., on Sunday Dec. 14, 2008. (AP Photo)Read moreAP
    by Henry Savage
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The 2000s pop-rock sensations the All-American Rejects are taking over the main stage at the FIFA Fan Festival next month.

Philadelphia Soccer 2026, the organizers of FIFA Fan Festival, announced that Micah Palace, the East Coast Spanglish rapper; and All-American Rejects will be the next major concert series to take place at Lemon Hill this summer.

Micah Palace, who launched his career with the single “No Sabo” in 2024, is finding even more popularity among soccer fans as he promotes his song “Rodeo” as a World Cup anthem on Instagram and TikTok. Palace will perform at Lemon Hill on Friday, June 26, at 6 p.m.

All-American Rejects, a band whose songs “Move Along” and “Dirty Little Secret” couldn’t be escaped in 2005, is bringing their catchy earworms to Lemon Hill on Monday, July 13, at 7 p.m.

Throughout the 39-day World Cup festival, music artists and performers will grace the stage. Already, global pop sensation Luis Fonsi headlined opening night on June 11, and Ecuadorian singer Johann Vera performed before the Ecuador vs. Ivory Coast match on June 14. More performances will continue to be announced as the festival progresses, organizers said.

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