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"Dance, Dance (RJDZ Remix)" is a track by Fall Out Boy, from the album From Under The Cork Tree (20th Anniversary Deluxe), released 17th October 2025. It's filed under Rock. Dork has published 15 articles about Fall Out Boy.
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The three-day Memorial Day Weekend festival at Harvard Athletic Complex announces star-studded lineup and venue improvements for 2025.
Slayer, Public Enemy, The Offspring and more will also appear.
Joining the headliners are the likes of Royal Blood, The Offspring, Machine Head, Pantera, Bad Omens, Corey Taylor, While She Sleeps, Sum 41, Billy Talent, The Used, Babymetal and loads more
Fall Out Boy are back! And they’re sounding brilliant.
Back with their latest album 'So Much (For) Stardust)' - quite probably their best in years - Fall Out Boy are in the form of their lives.
They've also confirmed the tracklisting for their new album.
The new album marks the return of the band to Fueled By Ramen, the label who released their debut album in 2003.
The band was without guitarist Joe Trohman, who recently announced he was taking a break from work to focus on his mental health.
In a statement posted to Fall Out Boy's social media pages, Trohman shared that he was making the decision for his mental health.
Their new album is coming in March.
Yesterday (15th January), Fall Out Boy took to the stage at the ALTer Ego event to perform an eight-song set. While there, they also found time discuss their upcoming album.
The event, which took place at E11even nightclub, saw legions of fans join in singing the song.
“We spent the last year jamming ideas in a tiny room [and] can’t wait to share them with you.”
The band has yet to reveal when their next single or album will be released, but one thing is certain: fans should keep their eyes peeled for more... erm... surprises.
"It’s so refreshing that you can include different ideas, as long as it’s not a parody."
