Get a sneak peek inside Joe Trohman’s new photo book

Fall Out Boy’s simply incredible So Much (For) Stardust World Tour may sadly be all wrapped up now, but Joe Trohman is continuing to celebrate the Chicago pop-punks’ latest chapter.

The guitarist has self-released a new photo book, entitled Goose Of Your Dreams, which features a wide array of snaps – taken entirely on film – from the band’s time on the road, specifically showcasing “the beauty in the weird that often goes unnoticed during the average daily routine”.

And it captures a genuinely triumphant chapter in the fantastic story of Fall Out Boy – indeed, Pete Wentz told us in summer 2024 of the Stardust cycle: “Personally, I was really, really nervous about the tour – honestly, because it was all going so smooth and everybody seemed to be a part of it! Sometimes it’s easier, to me, when there’s a little polarisation. When it goes so smoothly, it terrifies me! I was like, ‘Do people like it? Are they gonna not like it tomorrow? What will the next thing be?’ That was a little scary for me.

“But there were moments where the thing genuinely felt bigger than just being in the room. And that’s what it felt like in 2005 [during FOB’s first breakthrough]. Feeling both of those feelings, and thinking back, and trying to remember what it was like and being different, and having lived all this life… it’s been a very cool feeling.”

Take a look at everything from Joe’s perspective and get sneak peek inside Goose Of Your Dreams:

And see the actual finished book below:

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