ALBUMHeartbreak Feels So Good (Dillon Francis Remix) - SingleFall Out Boy
Albums by Fall Out Boy
ALBUMSo Much (For) StardustFall Out Boy
ALBUMM A N I AFall Out Boy
ALBUMMake America Psycho AgainFall Out Boy
ALBUMAmerican Beauty / American PsychoFall Out Boy
ALBUMPAX AM Days - EPFall Out Boy
ALBUMSave Rock And RollFall Out Boy
ALBUMFolie à Deux (Deluxe Version)Fall Out Boy
ALBUMInfinity On High (Deluxe Edition)Fall Out Boy
ALBUMThnks Fr Th Mmrs Remix - EPFall Out Boy
ALBUMFrom Under the Cork TreeFall Out Boy
Fall Out Boy's Popular Music Videos
Centuries
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I've Been Waiting (feat. Fall Out Boy)
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I Don't Care (Bonus Video)
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Summer Days (feat. Macklemore & Fall Out Boy)
Martin Garrix
Immortals (From "Big Hero 6")
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Uma Thurman
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Sugar, We're Goin Down
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My Songs Know What You Did In the Dark (Light Em Up) [Official Video] [Official Video]
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hand crushed by a mallet (Remix) [feat. Fall Out Boy, Craig Owens, Nicole Dollanganger]
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Irresistible
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Artist Playlists
Fall Out Boy Essentials
These boundary breakers add flashy style and massive hooks to their intense emo hits.
Fall Out Boy: The Zane Lowe Interview
Patrick Stump and Pete Wentz talk to Zane about Fall Out Boy’s latest album, So Much (For) Stardust.
Set List: Fall Out Boy's So Much For (Tour) Dust
Listen to the hits performed on the blockbuster tour.
Fall Out Boy: Deep Cuts
The Midwest punks explore their funk, electro, and hip-hop sides.
Fall Out Boy: Influences
Pop-punk, R&B, and hardcore inspired a Boy's life.
Artist Biography
Fall Out Boy changed the face of pop-punk forever—and it all started as a side project. In 2001, suburban Chicago hardcore scenesters Pete Wentz (bassist) and Joe Trohman (guitarist) came together to start a new band, soon joining forces with vocalist Patrick Stump and drummer Andy Hurley. They got to work fast, putting together a self-titled demo and jumping on every show they could book. This DIY ambition eventually paid off, and would continue to dictate much of their career—including the creation of Stump and Wentz’s indie label Decaydance Records (now called DCD2)—even after they inked a major-label deal and blew up the charts with 2005’s From Under the Cork Tree. Hit singles like “Sugar, We’re Goin Down” and “Thnks Fr Th Mmrs” from 2007’s Infinity on High wriggle with hyper punk riffs and lyricist Wentz’s verbose witticisms, delivered by Stump in sharp but soulful wails. While those qualities have continued to permeate Fall Out Boy’s work, it’s their keen pop instincts and omnivorous tastes that have led them to collaborate with a melange of rap superstars (Pharrell Williams, Lil Wayne, Migos, Lil Peep); throw around references to Pete Rose, Uma Thurman, and Britney Spears; sneak in sounds from Russian composers, Suzanne Vega, and Motley Crue; and break down every musical barrier possible by incorporating elements of glam-metal, hip-hop, dubstep, funk, soul, reggae, and EDM. In doing so, they’ve not only paved the way for other genre-subverting heroes like twenty one pilots, they’ve also given a platform to DCD2 signees such as Panic! At the Disco, pop-punk revolutionaries in their own right.