12 catalog entries, grouped by year.
Fall Out Boy formed in Chicago in 2001 and became associated with the 2000s pop-punk scene. Patrick Stump's vocals joined Pete Wentz's bass, Joe Trohman's guitar and Andy Hurley's drums in the familiar lineup. Take This to Your Grave was followed by From Under the Cork Tree and Infinity on High. Later albums extended the band's career, including a return to Fueled by Ramen for So Much (For) Stardust.
Fall Out Boy - Warner Music Japan artist profile
Chicago formation, documented member roles, pop-punk identity, early and later albums and return to Fueled by Ramen. Japanese-language biography read; retail reissue dates are not treated as original releases. | Retrieved 2026-10-17
Profile reviewed: 2026-10-17. Artist background does not establish a song's creative origin or release date.
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Alternative Rock 300Fall Out Boy formed in Chicago in 2001 and became associated with the 2000s pop-punk scene. Patrick Stump's vocals joined Pete Wentz's bass, Joe Trohman's guitar and Andy Hurley's drums in the familiar lineup. Take...
View background statusThe song draws from the band's pop-punk roots and explores themes of teenage angst and social anxiety.
View background statusThe song was inspired by the band's experiences with fame and the music industry.
View background statusThe song draws from the band's pop-punk roots and explores themes of teenage angst and social anxiety.
View background statusThe song explores themes of unrequited love and feeling like an outsider.
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Source year-end #32Fall Out Boy formed in Chicago in 2001 and became associated with the 2000s pop-punk scene. Patrick Stump's vocals joined Pete Wentz's bass, Joe Trohman's guitar and Andy Hurley's drums in the familiar lineup. Take...
View background statusA sarcastic take on a failing relationship and the music industry.
View background statusThe song explores themes of isolation and connection in modern relationships.
View background statusReported release: 2013Date needs verification
The song marked the band's return after a hiatus and was inspired by their desire to reinvent themselves.
View background statusThe song explores themes of isolation and connection in modern society.
View background statusThe band wanted to create an anthem about leaving a lasting legacy.
View background statusThe song was inspired by Uma Thurman's dance scene in "Pulp Fiction" and samples the theme from "The Munsters."
View background status1960-2025. Each year contains 150 selections.