Taking Back Sunday, All-American Rejects hit the road together

Once their support run alongside Blink-182 and Weezer wraps up later this month, Taking Back Sunday and The All-American Rejects will join forces this fall for a co-headlining tour of the US.

The late-fall outing begins Nov. 3 in East Lansing, MI, visiting college campuses, casinos and clubs throughout the eastern portion of the US through early December. The 21-city trek, which will feature the two bands alternating in the closing spot, concludes with a Dec. 6 show in Miami Beach. Details are below.

Florida alt-rockers Anberlin will handle the trek's opening duties.

Both bands are supporting recent releases: Taking Back Sunday's "New Again," which hit shelves in June, and The All-American Rejects' "When the World Comes Down," which surfaced last December.

"Gives You Hell," the lead single from The All-American Rejects recent album, spent four weeks at the top of Billboard's Adult Top 40 chart, according to a press release.

Taking Back Sunday, which headlined New Jersey's Bamboozle Festival earlier this summer, recently premiered the group's new single, "Where My Mouth Is," on MTV's "It's On with Alexa Chung."