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Fall Out Boy are preparing for the biggest gig they've ever played in Scotland at Bellahouston Park on Saturday.

Glasgow Live caught up with bass player Pete Wentz to find out what fans can expect and how the band are feeling about the gig.

Fall Out Boy are performing at Bellahouston Park as part of the two-day Summer Sessions festival . They will be on stage ahead of Saturday's headliners Biffy Clyro.

Pete said: "It's probably the biggest show we have ever played in Scotland which is exciting and daunting a little bit.

"I have heard all kinds of rumours about Scottish festivals and the crowd being wild.

I don't think we'll be playing anything new because we have limited set time.

But we have a whole new stage show just for these festival shows so I'm excited about that.

"We have never played outside in Scotland so that'll be exciting for us.

"We're prepared for the weather. We all brought boots and jackets."

Fall Out Boy have enjoyed their previous gigs in the city and love heading out on the town afterwards.

Pete said: "We started off playing smaller clubs in Glasgow and we've worked our way up from there.

"We've loved all the gigs we've did here and going out in Glasgow.

"It usually falls apart in the Garage about 4am."

Fall Out Boy are also keen to put on a good show for the Biffy Clyro, as they will be performing in front of a home crowd.

Pete said: "We're there to support them and try and win some of their fans over.

"Years ago at Reading we played with them.

"It's always good to play with someone experienced who has been doing this for years and to a high level.

"Whenever we play near our home town it's always people who have known us for years and know that we support the same sports teams and grew up going to the same bars as them.

"I imagine it would be the same for them in Glasgow.

"It's good to see areas that gave birth to artists.

"Everyone playing will have to raise the bar because you don't want to play a bad gig in front on someone else's home crowd."