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American Football is Mike Kinsella (@mybandowen), Steve Holmes, Steve Lamos and Nate Kinsella (@birthmarkmusic)
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Color name
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#5B9943
Apple
91, 153, 67
103, 39, 43
41, 0, 56, 40
#36401E
Mallard
54, 64, 30
78, 36, 18
16, 0, 53, 75
#FFFFFF
White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
American Football is a renowned music brand that celebrates two decades of captivating alternative rock and emo sounds. Known for their profound lyrical content and intricate melodies, American Football has garnered a dedicated following since their debut album was released in 1999. To commemorate their 25th anniversary, they offer an exclusive remastered edition of their iconic album, pressed on two silver discs and featuring lavish packaging with a 24-page booklet, new liner notes, and handwritten lyrics.
In addition to celebrating their past work, the brand has also ventured into innovative projects, including a covers album that reimagines all nine songs from their debut, featuring contributions from various artists. Fans can explore official merchandise through the dedicated store, which showcases their signature style and provides a range of collectibles. American Football remains committed to engaging with their audience through tour videos, contact information for booking inquiries, and an option to sign up for their newsletter, ensuring that their community stays connected
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How do I download the American Football logo?
The American Football logo comes in two versions: light logo and dark icon. Download as transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are American Football's brand colors?
The American Football color palette uses the hex codes #5B9943, #36401E and #FFFFFF.
The American Football name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of American Football and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by American Football. Their use is subject to American Football's brand guidelines.
