With a huge repertoire and countless strings of hits, bands like Fall Out Boy are going to be able to tour for as long as they want. That’s because so many of their songs are so catchy and familiar that fans will never forget them and always jump at the chance to get Fall Out Boy concert tickets to see them live. In fact, with the band’s first-ever stadium tour getting started right before the COVID pandemic hit in 2020, the best of Fall Out Boy could still be in the future. They’ve survived over two decades of changing trends in the music world and remain as beloved as ever in the minds of fans. Even after all of that time, Fall Out Boy is still one of the few rock bands that fans across the world feel they must see every time they go on tour.

Coming Alive

Not every rock band knocks it out of the park on its first swing, but that’s exactly what Fall Out Boy did with the band’s debut album: Take This to Your Grave. While the album doesn’t necessarily contain the group’s best hits, Take This to Your Grave has been recognized as one of the greatest pop-punk albums of all time. Ironically, the band’s first single from the album is titled “Dead on Arrival,” as nothing could be further from the truth. The album was praised by critics and set the stage for everything that would follow, including three heart-thumping and chart-topping singles on Fall Out Boy’s second album, including “Sugar, We’re Going Down,” which transformed the band into bonafide superstars.

Back from the Dead

Four albums into an amazing career, the world lost Fall Out Boy in 2009 when the band took a hiatus. While each pursued music in other forms, it would be four years until the next Fall Out Boy record. But when it arrived, fans agreed that it was worth the wait. The album debuted a new sound and a more collaborative songwriting process for Fall Out Boy. Ultimately, the band was better for taking the hiatus and has essentially had a second career that’s just as impressive as the first. Most importantly, the two careers that Fall Out Boy has had as a band come together during every live show, as the band plays hit songs that cover the entire history of the band, which is exactly what fans want.