Fall Out Boy to play record-breaking show in Antarctica
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Fall Out Boy are set to break a world-record, when they will play a show at a scientific colony on March 25.
The band will make the journey to Antarctica with Greenpeace and will bring a crew to film the trek in order to document the impact of global warming.
A certified recorder from the Guinness Book Of World Records will also be present to record the ground-breaking event.
No further details have been made available, but Pete Wentz himself confirmed the event on his blog at the weekend with a promise to unveil more details soon.
--By our New York staff.
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The band will make the journey to Antarctica with Greenpeace and will bring a crew to film the trek in order to document the impact of global warming.
A certified recorder from the Guinness Book Of World Records will also be present to record the ground-breaking event.
No further details have been made available, but Pete Wentz himself confirmed the event on his blog at the weekend with a promise to unveil more details soon.
--By our New York staff.
Find out more about NME.
The NME Awards USA 2008 are coming soon -- and it's time to have your say. Vote now by heading to Nme.com/usaawards and you could win VIP tickets to the ceremony, which takes place in Los Angeles on April 23.
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