plans for a new album and world
tour on Monday, three years after
the pop punk band's four members
announced a hiatus to pursue solo
projects.
"This isn't a reunion," the band said
on its website, "because we never
broke up."
The new album, Save Rock and Roll,
will be available worldwide on 6
May. Their official tour also kicked off
on Monday night in Chicago.
Their new song, My Songs Know
What You Did In the Dark (Light Em
Up), is available on iTunes.
'Future of Fall out Boy'
"When we were kids the only thing
that got us through most days was
music," the band's website
statement said. "We needed to plug
back in and make some music that
matters to us. The future of Fall Out
Boy starts now."
Fall Out Boy soared to fame in 2005
with the album From Under the Cork
Tree. Hit songs like Sugar, We're
Goin Down and Dance, Dance mixed
energetic guitars and angst-ridden
lyrics.
The group released two more
albums in 2007 and 2008 but went on
an indefinite hiatus in 2009.
The band's members include bassist
and lyricist Pete Wentz, vocalist and
guitarist Patrick Stump, guitarist Joe
Trohman and drummer Andy Hurley.
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