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Fall Out Boy Teasing?
Fall Out Boy have surfaced … on Tumblr. If you look closely at the reflection it sure looks like a match to this.
Read More “Fall Out Boy Teasing?”Patrick Stump Discusses “Merry Spidey Christmas”
Patrick Stump talked with Consequence about “Merry Christmas Spidey” from the Marvel show.
Read More “Patrick Stump Discusses “Merry Spidey Christmas””Honestly I just had fun with it. And being even more honest, I had had the “Christmas Christmas Christmas” melody kicking around my brain for years without a place to use it, so somehow when I saw the phrase “Merry Spidey Christmas,” the rest of the song sort of wrote itself.
Nothing, Nowhere. – “Cyan1de” Video
Nothing, Nowhere. have shared a video for “Cyan1de” featuring Pete Wentz.
Read More “Nothing, Nowhere. – “Cyan1de” Video”Fall Out Boy Announce January Show
Fall Out Boy have announced they’ll be playing the 2023 Alter Ego.
Read More “Fall Out Boy Announce January Show”Joe Trohmam on New Podcast
Joe Trohman of Fall Out Boy is on the latest Rolling Stone podcast talking about his upcoming book.
“We were working on some stuff that was guitar-based,” he says. “I don’t know know what’s happening with it. I think it unfortunately went to the back burner. It would be nice to make a record where the guitar is a little more upfront. We did start that way, as a guitar-based rock band, and it’d be cool to go back to those roots. We’d have to find a way to do it that doesn’t sound like Fall Out Boy from 2005. It might be cool for somebody else to do that, but it wouldn’t be cool for us to do it.”
‘Infinity on High’ Gets New Pressing
A special 15-year anniversary edition of Fall Out Boy’s Infinity on High has been announced.
Mark Hoppus, Sherry Saeedi, Pete Wentz Launch Verswire
Veeps founder Sherry Saeedi, blink-182’s Mark Hoppus, and music manager Nick Lippman are teaming up to launch Verswire, an artist development incubator that also boasts Fall Out Boy’s Pete Wentz as a strategic advisor, as well as Warped Tour Founder Kevin Lyman and manager Gus Brandt (Mark Hoppus, Foo Fighters) as investors. The press release can be found below.
Read More “Mark Hoppus, Sherry Saeedi, Pete Wentz Launch Verswire”Joe Trohman of Fall Out Boy Wrote a Memoir
Joe Trohman of Fall Out Boy’s memoir, None of this Rocks, will be out on September 13th.
Read More “Joe Trohman of Fall Out Boy Wrote a Memoir”Fall Out Boy Celebrate ‘Infinity on High’ Anniversary
Fall Out Boy have released some new merchandise for the Infinity on High 15-year anniversary. They also promised a new vinyl re-press coming later this year.
‘Spidey And His Amazing Friends’ Score
Patrick Stump from Fall Out Boy scored multiple songs for the new Spidey And His Amazing Friends TV show. The music is now up on all streaming platforms.
Read More “‘Spidey And His Amazing Friends’ Score”Fall Out Boy Cover Queen
Fall Out Boy performed a cover of Queen’s “Under Pressure” for an ABC special.
Read More “Fall Out Boy Cover Queen”Weezer Cover Fall Out Boy
Weezer debuted a cover of Fall Out Boy’s “Sugar, We’re Going Down” last night. The Interrupters also put their own spin on the song as well.
Read More “Weezer Cover Fall Out Boy”Fall Out Boy Missing Two Tour Dates
Fall Out Boy have pulled out of two Hella Mega tour dates due to an “abundance of caution” after a tour member tested positive for Covid-19.
Read More “Fall Out Boy Missing Two Tour Dates”Patrick Stump Talks With Screen Rant
Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy talks with Screen Rant about doing the theme song for Spidey and His Amazing Friends.
The morning of the meeting, I got an email just letting me know what the show was going to be, what it was going to be about, and what the characters were. I was kind of taking it slow, so I was still in my pajamas. I opened up my phone, I looked at this, and I got so excited. I wrote the song pretty much in 10 minutes in my head, just reading the thing, I was like, “It should sound like this!” And then I’m scrambling to put on real clothes and drive over to the studio, humming guitar parts into my voice notes at the stoplight.
Basically, by the time I got to the meeting, I had a fully recorded song. And this is the first time they’re meeting me, this was the “get to know you” thing. I was like, “I have something,” and it ended up being one of those magic things that doesn’t happen that often. But sometimes as a creative person, every so often you have one of those things where it just is exactly right. Your first thought is exactly right. So, I played them the song that I wrote that morning, and it’s pretty much what you hear in the show now.