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Fall Out Boy Light Up Leno

Posted: May 11, 2013

Fall Out Boy continue to ride the wave of success of new album Save Rock and Roll with an appearance last week on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

The quartet played their latest single “My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light Em Up),” with singer Patrick Stump clutching a white version of his signature Gretsch Stump-O-Matic Electromatic CVT guitars.

Watch the guys do their thing at the end of the full episode after the jump and visit Fall Out Boy’s official website for more information. (more…)

Tags: Fall Out Boy, My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark, Patrick Stump, Stumpomatic, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
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Fall Out Boy Plays New Tune on Kimmel

Posted: February 25, 2013

After taking a hiatus in 2010, Fall Out Boy recently reunited, announcing a new album Save Rock and Roll and supporting tour this May and June.

As part of their comeback, the band stopped by the Jimmy Kimmel Live stage to perform the album’s lead single, “My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light Em Up).”

For an added bonus, each member of Fall Out Boy donned a skeleton costume to add some drama to the proceedings.

Check out the clip after the jump and visit Fall Out Boy’s official Facebook page for more information. (more…)

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Stump Shares New Solo Album Details

Posted: November 18, 2010

Gretsch signature artist Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy fame has announced new details regarding his solo album. Soul Punk should be out in February, Stump told MTV News via email, also noting that it’s “changed dramatically from the album I alluded to a year ago.”

Stump also promised MTV that the album’s first single, “Spotlight,” will be heard soon. In the meantime, Stump has shared the handwritten sheet music for the song here.

“As for the delay of the album itself, I’d say it’s been less about the music or recording and more about all the other things that finish the thought,” he wrote to MTV. “I just want to make sure I go to sleep at night knowing I’m not half-assing this.”

There’s certainly no half-assing going on in this video of Stump in the studio back in January 2010.