The Friday Night Boys were a pop rock/power pop quartet from Fairfax, Virginia that formed in 2006, perhaps most popular for their 2009 song "Stuttering". Made up of singer-songwriter Andrew Goldstein alongside Robby Dallas Reider, Mike Toohey, and Chris Barret, the band was known for their upbeat sound, catchy music, and lyrics focusing on heartbreak and crushes. Escalating online popularity brought the boys opportunities to support some of their best influences, including All Time Low, with the present Glamour Kills Tour.
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The Friday Night Boys has had 271 concerts.
The Friday Night Boys is most often considered to be Rock, Pop, Pop Punk, Power Pop, Neon Pop Punk, Pixie, Pop Emo, Powerpop, and Alternative Pop Rock.
The last The Friday Night Boys concert was on March 26, 2017 at AirHogs Stadium in Grand Prairie, Texas, United States. The bands that performed were: The Story So Far / Dance Gavin Dance / Four Year Strong / Every Time I Die / Set Your Goals / He Is Legend / Norma Jean / Turnstile / Assuming We Survive / Backtrack / BETWEEN CALIFORNIA AND SUMMER / Can't Swim / Capsize / Comrades / Cover Your Tracks / Drug Church / Eidola / ERRA / Fit For An Autopsy / Forget Conformity / Icarus The Owl / Idle Lives / Jesus Piece / Keep Flying / Kublai Khan TX / Kurt Travis / Let It Happen / Light Years / Like Moths to Flames / Moth Wings / My Enemies & I / Navajo / Nominee / Odd Folks / Project Icarus / Runaway Kids / Sianvar / Sleep On It / Spite / Stolas / Sundressed / Super Whatevr / Sworn In / The Grindmother / The Happy Alright / The Ongoing Concept / Young Graves / The Friday Night Boys / Forever the Sickest Kids / Never Shout Never / Cute Is What We Aim For / Envy On the Coast.
The songs that The Friday Night Boys performs live vary, but here's the latest setlist that we have from the December 05, 2009 concert at Upstate Concert Hall in Clifton Park, New York, United States:
