Fall Out Boy Announces 36-City Twilight of the Punks Tour for 2027
Fall Out Boy announced the Twilight of the Punks Tour on November 9, a 36-city 2027 run with the Offspring and Good Charlotte, plus a new single, "Aces." Presales start November 11 and general sales November 12.
Fall Out Boy announced the Twilight of the Punks Tour on November 9, a 36-city run across North America and Europe in 2027 that the band calls the biggest headlining tour of its career. The Chicago rock band released a new single, "Aces," alongside the news, in its 25th year together.
Artist presales begin Wednesday, November 11, and general sales start Thursday, November 12. Detroit promoters said ticket sales open at 10 a.m. through Ticketmaster.
Fall Out Boy tour dates and openers
The Offspring, Good Charlotte and The Story So Far will open for most of the North American shows. The 21-date North American leg starts July 13 in Arlington, Texas, and closes August 26 in Portland, Oregon.
The European and U.K. leg opens May 17 at Prague's O2 Arena. Several of the North American stops are major baseball stadiums.
Fall Out Boy will play Chicago's Soldier Field on July 24, its first show at its hometown stadium. Other announced dates include:
July 18 at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C.; July 20 at Fifth Third Park in Detroit; July 27 at FirstBank Stadium in Nashville; August 15 at Oracle Park in San Francisco; and August 21 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.
The Detroit show is the first concert announced at the Tigers' ballpark since it changed its name from Comerica Park to Fifth Third Park in September. The band last played Metro Detroit at Pine Knob in July 2023. It played the Tigers' ballpark before, on the 2021 Hella Mega Tour with Green Day and Weezer.
No farewell, and no album yet
The tour title may suggest an ending, but bassist and lyricist Pete Wentz rejected that reading. "This is not a farewell tour," he said.
Wentz said the gaps between tours and albums have grown as the members spend more time on family life. He said the band wants each release to "feel important."
Singer Patrick Stump said the new single does not signal an album. "I can say honestly, currently there is no album. I'm not currently working on an album," he said. The band's latest record is 2023's So Much (For) Stardust.
Wentz said he would like to do something beyond a record, naming a Fall Out Boy musical as one idea. He added that he feels there has to be something more "to complete the picture."
Guitarist Joe Trohman has had surgery for nerve damage in his hand and previously missed some tour dates. Wentz said Trohman "was able to record, and everything was all good with that, so he'll be at the shows."
Wentz said the band wants every release to carry weight. "This is not it. This is not what I'm saying at all," he said of any talk of a final chapter.
