If you're a fan of Fall Out Boy, you know that the band has an exceptional track record. They're one of the biggest pop-punk bands in history, and their emo-pop songs have had a huge impact on the world of rock.

When they were younger, they wrote a lot of songs about life that people could relate to, and they also played hard rock. Their music was a mix of emo and punk, with melodic vocals and heavy guitars to reflect their metal roots.

But if you listen to their early records, you'll hear that they're not just good musicians - they're also great singers and songwriters. Lyricist Patrick Stump and bassist Ben Wentz often fought over the lyrics of their songs, but that creative tension made their music stronger.

Despite being in the same generation as Green Day and blink-182, Fall Out Boy had their own unique sound and style. It didn't have the polished production of other bands, but it still rocked harder than mainstream rock.

They toured the world, performing in front of millions of fans. They spawned their own scene and influenced many other pop-punk bands around them, like Panic! At The Disco and Cobra Starship.

After taking a break, they're back. Their latest album, M A N I A, is a fascinating work that explores the boundaries of EDM, rock and soul. It's a surprisingly dangerous album, and it's also one of their best.

They're going to be playing at Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre in Phoenix on June 30, 2023. Be sure to get your tickets here.