Fall Out Boy to play three shows in one day
The band celebrate release of new album
Fall Out Boy have announced that they will play three free shows in three different US cities on February 6, the day their new album will be released Stateside.
The Chicago quartet will start off with a show in New York at MTV's Time Square studios, and then head to their hometown for a set at the Chicago House of Blues. After that they'll fly across the country to Los Angeles to play on top of a downtown building.
"The best thing about it is that all of the shows are going to be free," bassist Pete Wentz told MTV. "So everyone should come out and hang out with us, because it's gonna be a good time."
As previously reported, the band's forthcoming album, 'Infinity On High', was leaked on the internet weeks before its release date.
Tickets for the shows will be available through several local radio stations. For more information about how to get tickets, visit the band's website at: Falloutboyrock.com
--By our Los Angeles staff.
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The Chicago quartet will start off with a show in New York at MTV's Time Square studios, and then head to their hometown for a set at the Chicago House of Blues. After that they'll fly across the country to Los Angeles to play on top of a downtown building.
"The best thing about it is that all of the shows are going to be free," bassist Pete Wentz told MTV. "So everyone should come out and hang out with us, because it's gonna be a good time."
As previously reported, the band's forthcoming album, 'Infinity On High', was leaked on the internet weeks before its release date.
Tickets for the shows will be available through several local radio stations. For more information about how to get tickets, visit the band's website at: Falloutboyrock.com
--By our Los Angeles staff.
Find out more about NME.
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