Fall Out Boy have announced the biggest headline tour of their career, with the pop-punk veterans set to play arenas and stadiums across North America, Europe and the UK in 2027.
After teasing fans with a string of cryptic clues, including an interactive online campaign and “Twilight of the Punks” messages appearing at venues across the UK, Fall Out Boy have officially announced a world tour of the same name alongside the release of their new single, ACES.
The European leg gets underway in Prague on May 17 before heading through Budapest, Milan, Madrid, Lyon, Brussels and Mönchengladbach. Fall Out Boy will then bring the trek to the UK and Ireland with dates in Glasgow, Dublin, Manchester and London, before wrapping up the run with shows in Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin and Lódz, Poland.
A Day To Remember and Neck Deep will provide support throughout the European and UK dates.
The North American leg launches in Arlington, Texas, on July 13 and runs through to Portland, Oregon, on August 26. The Offspring, Good Charlotte and The Story So Far will join the group for the majority of the shows.
Despite the scale of the tour, bassist Pete Wentz has insisted fans should not view it as a farewell outing.
Speaking to Rolling Stone, he said: “I do always think that at some point it’s the last thing you make, and it should be important.
“[But] this is not it. This is not what I’m saying at all…
“The more we go into our family life and whatnot, I do know that it’s been longer between the tours and longer between the albums, and I just think it’s because we want it all to feel important, and not just, ‘Oh, they tour every three years and put out a throwaway thing.'”
While Fall Out Boy have shared new music with ACES, frontman Patrick Stump stressed there is currently no new album in development.
He joked: “After Andrew Garfield denying his Spider-Man return, what do you do?
“Either I’m gonna say the truth, which is that there’s not currently an album, and it’s gonna be, ‘Well, he’s lying about it.’
“I can say honestly, currently there is no album. I’m not currently working on an album.”
Pre-sales for the European and UK dates begin on November 11, with general sale starting November 12. Tickets for the North American run follow the same timetable, with local on-sale times varying by market.
