Fall Out Boy

Fall Out Boy is an American pop-punk band formed in Chicago in 2001. The band consists of bassist Pete Wentz, drummer Andy Hurley, lead guitarist and vocalist Patrick Stump, and guitarist Joe Trohman. In their early years, the band released four albums: 'Take This To Your Grave', 'From Under The Cork Tree', 'Infinity On High' and 'Folie à Deux'. They went on a hiatus in 2010, and came back in 2012 . They then released their two most recent albums, 'Save Rock and Roll' and 'American Beauty/American Psycho'. Singer and guitarist Patrick Stump produced a solo album during the hiatus, called 'Soul Punk', which he wrote and produced entirely by himself. He also played all the instruments. A few months after the release of 'American Beauty/American Psycho', Fall Out Boy announced they would remix the entire album. This album, called 'Make America Psycho Again', was released very recently. The band worked with a lot of rappers on this remix album, e.g. Azealia Banks, Whiz Kalifa and Juicy J. They have coöperated with rappers before (Big Sean has a part in 'The Mighty Fall', a song on the 'Save Rock and Roll' album).