Fall Out Boy UK tour 2027 starts May 17 at Prague’s O2 Arena, opening The Twilight of the Punks Tour on a 36-city run. The announcement lands in the band’s 25th year and pairs the live rollout with a new single, Aces.
Artist pre-sales begin Wednesday, Nov. 11, and general on-sale starts Thursday, Nov. 12, giving buyers a narrow two-day window before the wider sale opens. The North American leg follows on July 13 in Arlington, Texas, with Chicago’s Soldier Field set for July 24 and the run ending Aug. 26 in Portland, Oregon.
Prague starts the 2027 run
The May 17 Prague date is the first public marker on the schedule, and it sets the pace for the European and U.K. leg before the band reaches North America. For readers trying to plan around the tour, that means the first chance to see the new show is not in the United States but in Prague, with the full UK and Ireland itinerary still not laid out in the announcement.
That matters because the dates already on the table show a tightly sequenced rollout: Europe and U.K. first, then a 21-date North American run two months later. In other words, the band is treating the 2027 routing like a staged launch, not a one-off announcement of scattered shows.
Pete Wentz on the title
Pete Wentz said, "This is not a farewell tour." That line pushes back on the idea that The Twilight of the Punks Tour is a closing chapter, even though the title could easily be read that way at first glance.
He also said, "It’s so cool to see the playing field leveled, where everybody can create in their bedroom on a laptop," a comment that fits the band’s current creative pace. Patrick Stump added the practical bottom line with two blunt lines: "currently there is no album" and "I’m not currently working on an album."
Aces and the live return
Fall Out Boy also released Aces with the tour announcement, and Stump sings on the track while telling listeners to "Keep the fire alive." The single extends the band’s recent live-band direction after 2023’s So Much (For) Stardust, and it gives the tour a fresh song to sell before the first pre-sale window opens.
The North American leg includes The Offspring, Good Charlotte, and the Story So Far as openers for most dates, which makes the July stretch less like a solo victory lap and more like a full bill built for arenas and stadiums. For fans in the European and U.K. markets, the immediate move is simple: watch the Prague launch, then get ready for the sales dates in November.
The real business question now is not whether the band is winding down — Wentz already answered that — but how the 2027 routing lands with buyers once the first tickets go live. If the sales pace matches the scale of the announcement, Fall Out Boy has a clean runway into a tour that is being framed as its biggest headlining run yet.
