Fall Out Boy Announce 2027 World Tour With The Offspring, Good Charlotte and More

Fall Out Boy announced the Twilight of the Punks Tour on Monday (Nov. 9), a 36-date run through European, U.K. and North American stadiums and arenas in 2027. The band also released “ACES,” its first new original single in more than three years, via Atlantic Records.

The Live Nation-promoted tour begins May 17 at Prague’s O2 Arena. Its 15 European and U.K. dates span 11 countries, with stops in Budapest, Milan, Madrid, Lyon, Brussels, Mönchengladbach, Glasgow, Dublin and Manchester. The leg includes a June 5 show at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and ends June 13 at Atlas Arena in Łódź, Poland. A Day to Remember and Neck Deep will support throughout.

The North American leg follows with 21 stadium dates, starting July 13 at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, and ending Aug. 26 at Providence Park in Portland, Ore. Stops include Toronto’s Rogers Stadium, Boston’s Fenway Park, Citi Field in Queens and Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. A show at Chicago’s Soldier Field will be the band’s first headline stadium date in the city where it formed. The Offspring and The Story So Far will play every North American date, while Good Charlotte will appear at every show except Aug. 6 and 7.

Longtime collaborator Neal Avron produced and mixed “ACES,” and Brendan Walter directed its video. The release arrives as the band marks 25 years together.

Fall Out Boy began teasing the release in late October with a post about a fictional “Twilight Town Mall,” then rebuilt its website as an interactive shopping directory. The band followed with a “Two Quarters Arcade,” built with Brooklyn agency LOOP, where fans could remotely operate a real claw machine to win a band-branded plush. The band says the arcade drew close to a million site visits and 6.1 million minutes of watch time, and crashed its servers.

Tickets go on general sale Thursday (Nov. 12) at 10 a.m. local time in North America and noon local time in most European and U.K. markets. Lyon, Brussels, Paris and Łódź follow on Friday (Nov. 13). An artist presale begins Wednesday (Nov. 11), alongside a Reserved by Spotify presale in select North American markets.

Fall Out Boy have four No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200, including three consecutive chart-toppers: Save Rock and Roll, American Beauty/American Psycho and M A N I A. The latter earned a Grammy nomination for best rock album. Their most recent album, 2023’s So Much (For) Stardust, debuted at No. 1 on Top Rock Albums, and its lead single “Love From the Other Side” became their first No. 1 on Alternative Airplay. In 2021, the band co-headlined the Hella Mega Tour with Green Day and Weezer.

Twilight of the Punks Tour 2027 — Europe and U.K.

May 17 — O2 Arena, Prague
May 19 — Budapest Arena, Budapest
May 21 — Unipol Forum, Milan
May 23 — Movistar Arena, Madrid
May 25 — LDLC Arena, Lyon
May 27 — ING Arena, Brussels
May 28 — SparkassenPark, Mönchengladbach
May 30 — OVO Hydro, Glasgow
June 1 — 3Arena, Dublin
June 3 — Co-op Live, Manchester
June 5 — Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London
June 8 — Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam
June 10 — Accor Arena, Paris
June 12 — Zitadelle, Berlin
June 13 — Atlas Arena, Łódź

Twilight of the Punks Tour 2027 — North America

July 13 — Globe Life Field, Arlington, Texas
July 16 — Truist Park, Atlanta
July 18 — Nationals Park, Washington, D.C.
July 20 — Fifth Third Park, Detroit
July 22 — Rogers Stadium, Toronto
July 24 — Soldier Field, Chicago
July 27 — FirstBank Stadium, Nashville
July 30 — Fenway Park, Boston
Aug. 1 — Citi Field, Queens, N.Y.
Aug. 3 — Atlantic City Beach, Atlantic City, N.J.
Aug. 4 — Hersheypark Stadium, Hershey, Pa.
Aug. 6 — Roaming Hills, St. Charles, Iowa
Aug. 7 — Morton Amphitheater, Kansas City, Mo.
Aug. 10 — Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, Commerce City, Colo.
Aug. 13 — America First Field, Sandy, Utah
Aug. 15 — Oracle Park, San Francisco
Aug. 17 — PETCO Park, San Diego
Aug. 19 — Chase Field, Phoenix
Aug. 21 — Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles
Aug. 24 — T-Mobile Park, Seattle
Aug. 26 — Providence Park, Portland, Ore.

Source: Billboard