Fall Out Boy

Fall Out Boy is an American pop-punk band that emerged on the wave of popularity of this musical trend in the early 2000s. The creativity of the team does not leave the audience indifferent, as it is a symbiosis of unusual musical sound, bold vocals and stylized image.

Focusing on the work of the popular Green Day, Fall Out Boy quickly found their own personality, stepping out of the shadow of their idols and becoming a self-sufficient band with a loud name. The compositions “This Ain’t A Scene, It’s An Arms Race” and “Dance, Dance” became hits not only abroad, but also in Russia.

Joseph Troman and Pete Wentz came up with the idea of creating a musical group. The buddies lived in the Chicago suburb of Wilmette and played instruments together before the band was officially formed. In 2001, they decided to organize Fall Out Boy.

In the creative biography of Fall Out Boy there are many interesting facts. For example, the musicians got into the Guinness Book of Records for the record number of interviews given in a day. On October 31, 2008 the artists talked to journalists from 72 publications.

Fans can follow the tour schedule of Fall Out Wow on the band’s official website. The musicians also have a verified Instagram account, where they regularly publish photos from concerts, rehearsals and workdays.