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Fall Out Boy are one of the most successful pop punk bands of the last few decades. They’ve released four No. 1 albums and 10 Top 40 singles while working alongside top artists such as JAY-Z, Taylor Swift, Elton John, Wiz Khalifa, John Mayer, Demi Lovato and RM of BTS. The quartet of guitarist and vocalist Patrick Stump, bassist Pete Wentz, guitarist Joe Trohman and drummer Andy Hurley rose from the emo scene outside of Chicago and released their debut album Take This to Your Grave in 2003. Fall Out Boy made their major label debut with 2005’s From Under the Cork Tree, which featured the band’s first two Hot 100 singles, “Sugar, We’re Goin’ Down” and “Dance, Dance,” and led to the band’s first Grammy nomination for Best New Artist in 2006. The group’s 2007 follow-up Infinity on High debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 behind singles like “This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race,” which reached a career-best No. 2 on the Hot 100, and “Thnks fr th Mmrs.” After 2008’s Folie à Deux, Fall Out Boy went on hiatus, but made an emphatic return with three back-to-back No.1 debuts in 2013’s Save Rock and Roll, 2015’s American Beauty/American Psycho, and 2018’s Mania. In 2023, Fall Out Boy released their eighth full-length effort So Much (for) Stardust, which became the band’s seventh consecutive Top 10 album.
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Fall Out Boy 2024 Tour Dates:
Fall Out Boy began the U.S. leg of the So Much For (2our) Dust tour in February 2024. After kicking off at Moda Center in Portland, Oregon, the tour covered much of the U.S. through April.
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The 2024 U.S. leg of Fall Out Boy’s So Much For (2our) Dust tour began on February 28 at Moda Center in Portland, Oregon.
Fall Out Boy were joined on all dates of the So Much For (2our) Dust tour by special guests Jimmy Eat World. Support on select dates also included The Maine, Hot Mulligan, Daisy Grenade, Games We Play and Carr.
Fall Out Boy and Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler collaborated on a music video for the song "So Much (For) Stardust." The video, released on February 28, 2024, features Butler as an emo cowboy.
Setlists for Fall Out Boy's recent shows can be viewed on Setlist.fm.
Absolutely amazing! I’ve been a Fall Out Boy fan for 16 years and to finally get to see them live was a dream come true! Buying the tickets and making it around the venue was super simple and the show was perfect!
All of the artists were so great! I really wish the venue would update their seats (they're too small) and update their HVAC. The arena was smoky and foggy after they tested their equipment before the show. Also would've been great if they used the jumbotron to also show the live feed. The view from the nosebleeds was pretty poor. Don't see why it wasn't used when it's there.
this is my second time seeing them in their so much for (2our)dust and i mean, wow. this band means everything to me and i’m so happy that they’re playing deep cuts and this setlist is so special to me. will love them forever!
Saw them twice: first time was last year at Wrigley Field, and the second was just a few days ago at Fiserv Forum. These guys know how to put on a fantastic show. Patrick has amazing vocals, the set design along with the fireworks and fire/smoke is amazing, and they interact with the crowd a lot. They’re such great performers and great guys in general! Can’t wait to see them again in the future!
They put on an amazing show! I’ve loved them since the beginning and my 10-year-old daughter has loved them for a couple years now too, so it was the perfect first concert for her and they did not disappoint!!
I haven't been to a massive amount of shows, but I've been to enough to know what to expect and honestly other than getting a little tired in the middle of Jimmy Eats World set, it was by far the best concert I'd ever been to! Fall Out Boy definitely delivers an amazing show and I've been trying to see these guys since they released Infinity on High, never had been able to get to a show before either because tickets sold out before I could get myself some or just bad family situation all together preventing me. Also venue wise definitely appreciate the $15 add-on for the casa amigo club. It was definitely worth it just for the private restroom use, let alone the private bar and upgraded concessions that were actuallya little cheaper than some of the concessions available to the general audience. Also I now know not to panic next time about making sure my phone battery was charged enough before I got to the venue since I saw right by the restrooms at the entrance that they had a kiosk where you could rent phone chargers for $5 an hour. Which honestly isn't that bad of a price because you're probably not going to use it for more than one to two hours depending on the show and breaks when you can/want to leave your seat.
This was one of the best concerts I have ever been to! FOB, Jimmy Eat World, Hot Mulligan, and Carr all brought this unexplainable energy to hype up the arena. There were fireworks and pyrotechnics during the FOB set that amped up the experience. Would definitely recommend going to see them in concert!
We honestly came for Jimmy Eat World. We definitely listened to Fall Out Boy and have for years but their music has gotten really strange and bizarre, which is why they have stayed relevant I guess. Their new stuff is not our favorite.
This concert experience was one of the best I have ever experienced, including all the former FOB concerts I've been to. It seems like the boys have matured and aren't afraid to get lost in nostalgia. The set list included everything from G.I.N.A.S.F.S to Patron Saint of Liars and Fakes, Bang the Doldrums to Jet Pack Blues. These were interwoven beautifully between new favorites such as Fake Out and Hold Me Like a Grudge as well as the much beloved Sugar, Arms Race, Dance Dance, and Saturday. The set pieces were whimsical, and the Magic 8 Ball added excitement, wondering what song it would choose. Patrick's medley was beautiful, and I was so pleased he played "Spotlight (Oh Nostalgia) from his solo album, Soul Punk. Pete, Andy and Joe were awesome as always, and I appreciate the effort they always put in to making each and every tour a unique experience. Thank YOU for the memories, Fall Out Boy.
The whole show was absolutely great! From Carr, Hot Mulligan, to Jimmy Eat World, & Fall Out Boy! They all put a damn good show 🖤🤘🏻 super happy and lots of memories made!
I rarely go to concerts and it's a treat whenever I have the chance. I love the warm up from the opening acts (Carr and Hot Mulligan) and it was wonderful to see Jimmy Eat World still at it. I even added them to my spotify. The light show from Jimmy Eat World harkens back to the Eagle's Hell Froze Over Concert video. It matches to the energy of their songs and improved the mood. They never lost their touch and I hope to see them again. Fall Out Boy was an absolute blast to experience. Pyrotechnics were done on the beat and they were able to bring out the larger than life puppets. Everyone did a great job pacing the energy of their music throughout the whole concert. With Fall Out Boy's high octane music, they were able to strip it back on the piano for a more intimate experience in the middle of the show, before ramping it up to an eleven. If you love emo music and an introvert, this experience was worth it. 10/10
I absolutely love them they definitely know how to put on a show I can't wait to see them again
I didn’t want it to end. Could have stayed another two hours. Great show guys!
Videos do so much more justice. It was such an amazing show, from using the whole arena, fire, AND fireworks?! I will 100% be seeing them when they go back on tour!
It was one of the best concerts I have ever seen! The set was amazing! The music was awesome! Everything about it was great!
Top notch performance. Theatrics, pyro all amazing. They can command a crowd. And they sounded great even though Patrick was sick. Not all bands sound good live. Will definitely see them again. Been a fan for 20 years.
Seriously an amazing night with an amazing band! Met so many nice and generous people all around the arena. If you have a chance, go see Fall Out Boy!!
I waited over 20 years to see this band, only to wait almost 3 hours for the actual event. Saw Jimmy Eat World before and the band was amazing!!! I knew it was over when he suddenly sounded terrible and then on to the main show. I lasted 20 minutes before leaving. The BASE WAS WAY TOOOOOO LOUD and the fact that you couldn't fix that through the 2 opening acts, destroyed J.E. world's performance and then Fall Out boy's as well. You could not hear any lyrics just the music and then the crowd was just singing for the band instead. I did not buy tickets to hear music with strangers singing. It was a waste of time, money, effort,and I will not be returning to the venue nor purchasing tickets for future events. I will never understand how you can pay for a service, not get what you paid for and be expected to keep doing it. I'm done. The last 2 venues I have went to, The Hartford Amphitheater in CT and now MVP Arena in Albany. Both, ABSOLUTE GARBAGE!!! PULL YOUR VENUES TOGETHER AND DO THE JOB YOU ARE PAID FOR!!
Seeing FOB has been a dream since I was in middle school and I was not disappointed. A wide range of songs from different albums was played which made me happy
From the set, to the artists, the show was amazing!! My only issues is that the lighting was REALLY bright which made it kind of hard to see some of the performance. Otherwise, it was an amazing concert, especially for my first one, and I’ll definitely try to see them again if I can 😁
