Fall Out Boy

Fall Out Boy (commonly abbreviated as FOB) is an alternative rock band formed in 2001 in Chicago, United States. The band consists of Patrick Stump (vocals), Pete Wentz (bassist), Joe Trohman (guitarist), and Andy Hurley (drummer). Fall Out Boy has won numerous awards for their first major label album, From Under the Cork Tree, released in 2005. This album has achieved double platinum after achieving sales of more than 2.5 million albums in the United States alone. Fall Out Boy grew up in the hardcore scene in the Chicago area, Illinois, about the period of 2001. The following year, they spawned an album titled Fall Out Boy's Evening Out ​​With Your Girlfriend, which is not so accepted in the United States music market. But the album was a milestone for Fall Out Boy to work in the music world. The next album, Take This To Your Grave, seized the attention of world music in the United States. With such hit Grand Theft Autumn, Saturday, as well as Dead on Arrival, Fall Out Boy Island Record. Successfully win the heart of Island Records, Fall Out Boy From Under The Cork generate Tree (2005), Infinity On High (2007), and Folie A Deux (2008).

In 2010, the band is rumored to have been officially disbanded. The reason could be because of boredom or something. Patrick Stump is currently single careers. Joe and Andy, too, were making a new band. And the boss, Pete Wentz have made ​​a new band called Black Cards. But Pete himself admitted slumped after FOB disbanded.

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