Appearing on their 2003 debut Take This To Your Grave, “Reinventing The Wheel To Run Myself Over” is a great example of Fall Out Boy’s early penchant for titles that sound like inside jokes.

The screens flashed various montages of Fall Out Boy through the years, taking the audience back to the early 2000s when Blackberry phones and deep side part hairstyles were the hype.

In fact, Pete Wentz recruited them to sign to the label after inviting the band to open for Fall Out Boy in northern Illinois. In the years since, Morgan has gone on to become a touring member of ...

Fall Out Boy will celebrate 25 years as a band in 2026 Lawrence Lucier ... It peaked at No. 8 early that fall. The group then performed the song on the MTV Video Music Awards in September 2005.

Fall Out Boy fans are celebrating a special anniversary: "Sugar We're Goin' Down," the single that put the suburban Chicago band on the map, was released 20 years ... at No. 8 early that fall.

Stump recalls to PEOPLE how during the early days of his affinity for the ... Wentz on bass to form the earliest iteration of Fall Out Boy. The group held their debut performance at Wentz's ...

For a new record, 20 years in, that’s kinda nuts ... culture references in conversation are longer than Fall Out Boy’s famously wordy early song titles, Pete picks out a certain British ...

Fall Out Boy brought their ... Your Grave that appeared early in the set: the tour debut of "Homesick at Space Camp," followed by "Grand Theft Autumn/Where Is Your Boy" and "Calm Before the ...

Elder emos and younger fans alike almost filled Dickies Arena to see Daisy Grenade, The Maine, Jimmy Eat World and Fall Out Boy play songs that ranged from more than 20 years old to new.

Kennedy. Fall Out Boy’s version covers the years from 1989 to 2023 and references Iron Man, MIchael Phelps, Taylor Swift, Colin Kaepernick, Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, MySpace and the deaths of ...

The tour is in support of Fall Out Boy’s newest album, “So Much (for) Stardust,” which released on March 24. This album marks the band’s first new studio release in five years. Darien Lake ...