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by Ed Keeble
Tags: Fall Out Boy
The song will be unveiled on Zane Lowe's radio show
Fall Out Boy's new song will debut on Zane Lowe's radio show on Monday 24 November.
The track which will follow on from 'Centuries', the latest single from Pete Wentz and company. It is taken from from their as of yet untitled sixth debut album, the first full follow up to 2013's rock and roll.
Watch the latest Gigwise Interview with Fall Out Boy below
The new Fall Out Boy album looks like it'll be ready for release in 2015, according to recent interviews with the band.
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