Fall Out Boy bring Twilight of the Punks stadium tour to the UK in 2027
Fall Out Boy have announced their biggest headline tour to date, with the 2027 Twilight of the Punks run set to hit Glasgow, Manchester and London next summer.
The 36-date world tour arrives alongside ACES, the band’s first original single in more than three years. Produced and mixed by longtime collaborator Neil Avron, the track is out now via Atlantic Records. Fans can stream ACES here and watch the official video here.
The European and UK leg begins at Prague’s O2 Arena on 17 May before travelling through Budapest, Milan, Madrid, Lyon, Brussels and Mönchengladbach. A Day To Remember and Neck Deep will support Fall Out Boy throughout the entire European and UK run.
UK dates include a Glasgow arena show, Manchester’s Co-op Live and a huge London date at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 5 June. The tour then moves on to North America in July, where The Offspring, Good Charlotte and The Story So Far will join the bill on most dates.
Three UK dates on the stadium-sized run
Tickets for the European and UK shows go on general sale from Thursday 12 November, with some markets following on Friday 13 November. Fans can register for artist presale access and find full ticket information via the Twilight of the Punks tour website.
- Sun 17 May — Prague, Czech Republic — O2 Arena
- Wed 19 May — Budapest, Hungary — Budapest Arena
- Fri 21 May — Milan, Italy — Unipol Forum
- Sun 23 May — Madrid, Spain — Movistar Arena
- Tue 25 May — Lyon, France — LDLC Arena
- Thu 27 May — Brussels, Belgium — ING Arena
- Fri 28 May — Mönchengladbach, Germany — SparkassenPark
- Sun 30 May — Glasgow, UK — OVO Hydro
- Tue 1 June — Dublin, Ireland — 3Arena
- Thu 3 June — Manchester, UK — Co-op Live
- Sat 5 June — London, UK — Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- Tue 8 June — Amsterdam, Netherlands — Ziggo Dome
- Thu 10 June — Paris, France — Accor Arena
- Sat 12 June — Berlin, Germany — Zitadelle
- Sun 13 June — Łódź, Poland — Atlas Arena
North American stadium dates follow in July
- Tue 13 July — Arlington, TX — Globe Life Field
- Fri 16 July — Atlanta, GA — Truist Park
- Sun 18 July — Washington, DC — Nationals Park
- Tue 20 July — Detroit, MI — Fifth Third Park
- Thu 22 July — Toronto, ON — Rogers Stadium
- Sat 24 July — Chicago, IL — Soldier Field Stadium
- Tue 27 July — Nashville, TN — FirstBank Stadium
- Fri 30 July — Boston, MA — Fenway Park
- Sun 1 August — Queens, NY — Citi Field
- Tue 3 August — Atlantic City, NJ — Atlantic City Beach
- Wed 4 August — Hershey, PA — Hersheypark Stadium
- Fri 6 August — St. Charles, IA — Roaming Hills
- Sat 7 August — Kansas City, MO — Morton Amphitheater
- Tue 10 August — Commerce City, CO — Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
- Fri 13 August — Sandy, UT — America First Field
- Sun 15 August — San Francisco, CA — Oracle Park
- Tue 17 August — San Diego, CA — PETCO Park
- Thu 19 August — Phoenix, AZ — Chase Field
- Sat 21 August — Los Angeles, CA — Dodger Stadium
- Tue 24 August — Seattle, WA — T-Mobile Park
- Thu 26 August — Portland, OR — Providence Park
Good Charlotte will not appear at the St. Charles or Kansas City dates.
