Below are lists of bands within the scope of our archiving project and where to find the materials we archived for them. Because this project originated as a Fall Out Boy archive, the brief descriptions of the bands in the tables below explain their connection to FOB. The individual pages for each band more accurately reflect a biography of each band. Many of these bands have music archived on DuPage County Hardcore.
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Keyword search or use the Index to navigate Google Drive.
| Band Name | Relation to Fall Out Boy |
| 7 Angels 7 Plagues | Influential Milwaukee metalcore band close friends with Andy Hurley; drummer Jared Logan produced FOB’s Evening Out With Your Girlfriend |
| The Academy Is… | Suburban Chicago pop-punk band friends with FOB |
| Apathetics, The | Former suburban Chicago punk band influential on Patrick Stump; view the band’s own archive here |
| Bergen Even | Drew Furse’s former solo project; recorded Patrick Stump’s music that got him into FOB |
| Birthright | 90s Indianapolis hardcore band that featured Pete Wentz filling in on bass occasionally |
| Burning Empires | Hardcore band that featured Andy Hurley and former members of Misery Signals and 7 Angels 7 Plagues |
| The Cab | Pop-rock band formerly signed to Pete Wentz’ Decaydance |
| Cellar Door / Ender / Morning Scene | Former Glenview alternative rock band that played shows with Patrick Stump’s early bands |
| Chauncey | Melodic punk band prominent in and closely connected to the Glenview music scene Patrick Stump was in |
| Culture of Violence | Brief hardcore band that Pete Wentz and Andy Hurley played in together before Fall Out Boy |
| The Damned Things | Joe Trohman & Andy Hurley’s former metal band |
| Danger Radio | Former pop-punk/pop-rock band from Edmonds, Washington that almost signed to Decaydance |
| Danny + The Ketchups | Former Chicago punk band that were friends of FOB. Included Sean O’Keefe |
| Demonic Approach / Baio | Former Glenview band friends with and occasional collaborators of Patrick Stump in high school |
| DK Limb | Former Florida emo band; one of their songs was mistaken for a rumored FOB song |
| Evolution | Winnetka hardcore band formed in 1997 that Joe Trohman was friends with and took pictures for |
| Extinction | Influential 90s Chicago hardcore fronted by Jim Grimes and sometimes featured Pete Wentz on bass |
| Fall Out Boy | American rock band |
| Fallout Boy Police Dept. (Ithaca, NY) | Former college punk band from Ithaca active around 2001; some of their songs have been mistaken as FOB songs |
| Faultlines | Former Iowa pop-punk band friends with Patrick Stump |
| FGYOQ / ONIA | Former Glenview band friends with Patrick Stump in high school |
| Focused Minds | Former hardcore band that Andy Hurley drummed in |
| Global Scam | Andy Hurley’s first band in high school |
| Grinding Process | Former Glenview grindcore band that Patrick Stump briefly drummed in |
| Guys Gone Wild | Obscure Gainesville, Florida hardcore band Patrick Stump was a fan of |
| Gym Class Heroes | Alternative hip-hop band formerly signed to Pete Wentz’ Decaydance |
| The Impostors | Former grindcore band from Glenview that was friends and played shows with Patrick Stump |
| Jodie | Former emo/punk band from Chicago that featured Mike Carden from The Academy Is… |
| The Kill Pill | Former alternative rock band that Andy Hurley was in before FOB alongside Mani Mostofi (Racetraitor) |
| Killtheslavemaster | Former anarcho-primitivist metalcore band that featured Andy Hurley before FOB alongside Karl Hlavinka & Seth Lingebrigston |
| La Mantra de Fhiqria | Former hardcore band from Glenview that played shows with Patrick Stump. Post of Patrick at one of their shows in 2000 |
| Landmine | Former suburban Chicago hardcore band that featured members of Spitalfield |
| Luke Skawalker | Former ska-influenced hardcore band from Glenview |
| Misery Signals | Influential Wisconsin/Canadian metalcore band close friends with Andy Hurley; Patrick Stump features on the song “One Day I’ll Stay Home” |
| Motion City Soundtrack | Minneapolis emo-pop/pop-punk band influential to and friends with FOB; Patrick Stump features on their songs “Everything is Alright” and “Particle Physics” |
| New Jacks | Former Glenview ska-punk band that Patrick Stump loved and wanted to be a member of |
| October Fall | Chicago pop-punk band formerly signed to Pete Wentz’ Decaydance |
| Optimus Prime (Milwaukee, WI) | Former punk band that featured Andy Mrotek from The Academy Is… |
| Panic! At the Disco | Pop-rock band Pete Wentz first signed to Pete Wentz’ Decaydance |
| Project Rocket | Pop-punk band for which Andy Hurley played drums; did a 2002 split with FOB |
| Punchline | Pittsburgh pop-punk that were friends with and former Fueled By Ramen label-mates of FOB |
| Racetraitor | Anti-racist metallic hardcore band currently featuring Andy Hurley, Mani Mostofi, Andy Hurley, Brent Decker, Dan Binaei & Andrea Black. Pete Wentz used to fill in on bass. |
| Remember Maine | William Beckett’s solo project before The Academy Is… |
| Spitalfield | Chicago pop-punk/emo band friends with Fall Out Boy. FOB’s first tour was with them. |
| Starstruck | Chicago pop-punk/emo band friends with FOB and played early tours with them |
| Stillwell | FOB’s first show was opening for this band |
| Tequila Mockingbird | Nick Scimeca (504 Plan) and Travie McCoy’s (Gym Class Heroes) hip-hop side project |
| Tomsawyer | Former suburban Chicago emo/punk band that Patrick Stump was friends with |
| Voices Still Heard | Joe Trohman’s first band |
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| Band Name | Relation to Fall Out Boy |
| 36 | Listed by Patrick Stump as one of his old bands in 2001, but never actually existed |
| Armor For Sleep | Emo band that toured with FOB |
| Bible, The | Listed by Patrick Stump as one of his old bands in 2001, but never actually existed |
| Boys Night Out | Post-hardcore band that toured with FOB |
| Cobra Starship | Neon pop band signed to Pete Wentz’ label |
| Farewell Night | Former suburban Chicago pop-punk band that featured Jon Walker (504 Plan/Panic! At The Disco) and AJ Latrace (The Academy Is…) |
| Not Enough Gold | Former Chicago pop-punk band; included Andrew Jakus, who did merch for FOB and for whom FOB’s demo “Untitled 2 (Jakus Song)” is named for |
| Pet Salamander | Pop-punk band that was the precursor to Panic! At The Disco; read a PATD fan’s archival post here |
| Point, The | Former pop-punk band that featured Jeff Warren (Knockout) who did vocals on FOB’s “Grenade Jumper” |
| Straight Forward | One of Andy Hurley’s first bands |
| Yellow Road Priest | Pete Wentz was rumored to be in this former Chicago hardcore band but was not |








