Performing as part of the Outdoor concert series, Fall Out Boy took the stage and rocked the audience of tonights The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Performing their latest single “Americas Suitehearts” during which Brendon Urie of Panic At The Disco (first band signed to Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz record label, Decaydance Records) came out and accompanied Patrick Stump on vocal duties.

They taped a few commercials with Leno and then took the stage yet again to perform another song off their recently released Folie A Deux. You’ll have to check out the tonight show web-site to catch a video of the performance and find out which song they played. Be sure to check out Fall Out Boy on their upcoming headlining tour Believers Never Die Part Deux.

How’d you handle the scandal, GG fans? Next week is a rerun, so let’s savor this week’s ep, eh? Points of discussion from last night’s episode…

 

• "Only my boyfriend touches my hair." - Blair Waldorf. Quote of the episode, thankyouverymuch. I hope I get the opportunity to say this in the near future, so I can laugh to myself (and the offender can look at me quizically).

• Chuck Bass and V having a purely physical relationship — they were stoked to film that, I’m sure, since they’re an item IRL.

Is the theater for punk rock? We’re about to find out. After months of work, California’s Berkeley Repertory Theater is set to debut a stage musical based on Green Day ’s politically charged blockbuster album, American Idiot . The show, created by the band and Tony Award-winning director Michael Mayer, will run from Sept. 4 through Oct. 11.

No one is more surprised by the notion of a punk rock album being turned into a play than Green Day’s own frontman Billie Joe Armstrong . "It doesn’t make a lot of sense," he told the New York Times . "But that’s what I love about it. When people see it, it’s going to be my wildest dream."

Is the theater for punk rock? We’re about to find out. After months of work, California’s Berkeley Repertory Theater is set to debut a stage musical based on Green Day ’s politically charged blockbuster album, American Idiot . The show, created by the band and Tony Award-winning director Michael Mayer, will run from Sept. 4 through Oct. 11.

No one is more surprised by the notion of a punk rock album being turned into a play than Green Day’s own frontman Billie Joe Armstrong . “It doesn’t make a lot of sense,” he told the New York Times . “But that’s what I love about it. When people see it, it’s going to be my wildest dream.”