Boys Night Out, a Canadian emo/post-hardcore band from Burlington, Ontario, was formed in 2001 by Connor Lovat-Fraser and Jeff Davis. The group initially released the EP You Are My Canvas in 2001 independently, before signing to One Day Savior Recordings and releasing Broken Bones and Bloody Kisses in 2002. Their debut album, Make Yourself Sick, was released in 2003 under Ferret Records, marking a shift towards pop-punk while retaining heavy elements. The band toured extensively with acts such as My Chemical Romance and Fall Out Boy. In 2005, they released the concept album Trainwreck. Following lineup changes, they released the EP Fifty Million People Can't Be Wrong in 2007 and their third album, Boys Night Out, in June of the same year. The band took a hiatus in late 2007 due to vocal issues with Lovat-Fraser and tour cancellations. In 2016, they released the EP Black Dogs. After reuniting in 2024 for Furnace Fest with a new lineup, they returned to touring in 2025, announced a North American tour celebrating the 20th anniversary of Trainwreck, and released their first new single in nearly a decade, “100% Ghosts”.
