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The Fall Out Boy tour is getting bigger than ever. The band has announced the 2027 Twilight of the Punks Tour, its largest headlining run to date, while unveiling a new single called “Aces.” The announcement arrives as Fall Out Boy approaches its 25th year as a band and marks a major return to the road after four years since its last album.
The tour will span 36 cities worldwide, including a large-scale North American run through baseball stadiums, football venues, parks, and major outdoor spaces. The band’s European and U.K. dates begin May 17 in Prague, while the North American leg starts July 13 at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.
Fall Out Boy Tour Brings a Powerful Stadium Comeback
The 2027 concerts will feature support from the Offspring, Good Charlotte, and the Story So Far across most of the North American dates. The European and U.K. leg will include A Day to Remember and Neck Deep.
One of the most significant stops will take place in Chicago. Fall Out Boy will perform at Soldier Field on July 24, marking the group’s first show at its hometown stadium. Pete Wentz described the opportunity as a moment the band should make memorable, noting that another chance to play the venue may not always come around.
“This is our shot,” Wentz said, comparing the scale of the event to the major stadium spectacles he admired as a child. He suggested that the production could include the band’s most ambitious ideas yet, from theatrical staging to an immersive world designed specifically for the audience.
New Single “Aces” Revives Fall Out Boy’s Guitar-Driven Sound
Fall Out Boy introduced the tour with “Aces,” a track that leans into the band’s live instrumentation and energetic pop-punk roots. The song features a sharp opening guitar riff from Joe Trohman, forceful drumming from Andy Hurley, and Patrick Stump’s powerful vocals.
The new single follows the band’s return to a more live-band-focused sound on 2023’s So Much (For) Stardust. Stump also revisited some of the guitar amplifiers he used during the band’s earlier years, including the period associated with “Sugar, We’re Goin Down” and 2005’s From Under the Cork Tree.
Although “Aces” carries a nostalgic musical feel, its lyrics reflect the band’s present reality. The song addresses endurance, aging, and the determination to keep creating through difficult periods. Wentz, who turned 47 in June, said the group has become more aware of questions surrounding longevity and performing later in life.
Is a New Fall Out Boy Album Coming?
Fans hoping that “Aces” signals an imminent album will need to wait. Stump said there is currently no Fall Out Boy album in progress, though he emphasized that he and Wentz are always writing and discussing new ideas.
Wentz added that the band wants its next creative project to have a clear purpose rather than releasing music simply because enough time has passed. He even floated the idea of creating a Fall Out Boy musical or another project with a distinctive visual and theatrical identity.
The members’ songwriting partnership remains active, but the band is being selective about what it shares. According to Stump, “Aces” emerged naturally when the group found a song that felt worth bringing into the studio.
Confirmed 2027 Twilight of the Punks Tour Dates
Europe and U.K.
- May 17 – Prague, Czech Republic, O2 Arena
- May 19 – Budapest, Hungary, Budapest Arena
- May 21 – Milan, Italy, Unipol Forum
- May 23 – Madrid, Spain, Movistar Arena
- May 25 – Lyon, France, LDLC Arena
- May 27 – Brussels, Belgium, ING Arena
- May 28 – Mönchengladbach, Germany, SparkassenPark
- May 30 – Glasgow, U.K., OVO Hydro
- June 1 – Dublin, Ireland, 3Arena
- June 3 – Manchester, U.K., Co-op Live
- June 5 – London, U.K., Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- June 8 – Amsterdam, Netherlands, Ziggo Dome
- June 10 – Paris, France, Accor Arena
- June 12 – Berlin, Germany, Zitadelle
- June 13 – Łódź, Poland, Atlas Arena
North America
- July 13 – Arlington, Texas, Globe Life Field
- July 16 – Atlanta, Georgia, Truist Park
- July 18 – Washington, D.C., Nationals Park
- July 20 – Detroit, Michigan, Fifth Third Park
- July 22 – Toronto, Ontario, Rogers Stadium
- July 24 – Chicago, Illinois, Soldier Field
- July 30 – Boston, Massachusetts, Fenway Park
- August 1 – Queens, New York, Citi Field
- August 10 – Commerce City, Colorado, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
- August 15 – San Francisco, California, Oracle Park
- August 17 – San Diego, California, Petco Park
- August 19 – Phoenix, Arizona, Chase Field
- August 21 – Los Angeles, California, Dodger Stadium
- August 24 – Seattle, Washington, T-Mobile Park
- August 26 – Portland, Oregon, Providence Park
Artist presales begin Wednesday, November 11, with general ticket sales opening Thursday, November 12. Despite its dramatic title, Wentz stressed that the Twilight of the Punks Tour is not a farewell tour. Instead, it represents Fall Out Boy’s chance to deliver the biggest and most theatrical version of its live show.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the Fall Out Boy tour begin?
The European and U.K. dates begin May 17, 2027, in Prague. The North American leg starts July 13 in Arlington, Texas.
What is the name of Fall Out Boy’s new single?
The new single is called “Aces.” It features a guitar-driven sound and energetic live-band performance.
Is the Twilight of the Punks Tour a farewell tour?
No. Pete Wentz confirmed that the tour is not intended as a farewell event.
Will Fall Out Boy release a new album?
There is currently no confirmed album in progress, although Patrick Stump and Pete Wentz continue to write together.
Who is opening the North American shows?
The Offspring, Good Charlotte, and the Story So Far are scheduled to open most North American dates.
