Fall Out Boy presale code searches now point to Wednesday, Nov. 11, when artist pre-sales begin for The Twilight of the Punks Tour. The general on-sale follows on Thursday, Nov. 12, giving ticket buyers a narrow two-day window before demand spills into the broader market.
Fall Out Boy announced the 36-city worldwide run in its 25th year as a band, and the route includes a 21-date North American stretch in 2027. The timeline is the part readers need most: early access starts first, then the wider sale opens the next day.
Pete Wentz and Soldier Field
Pete Wentz said the band will play Chicago’s Soldier Field on July 24, one of the clearest anchor dates in the North American run. That single stop gives the tour a visible Midwest marker inside a schedule that begins July 13 in Arlington, Texas, and closes Aug. 26 in Portland, Oregon.
Wentz also said Joe Trohman will be at the shows, which matters because the lineup around a stadium tour is part of the draw for buyers deciding whether to act in the presale window or wait for the public sale. The tour’s scale makes timing part of the product.
The Twilight of the Punks Tour
The Twilight of the Punks Tour opens the European and U.K. leg on May 17 at Prague’s O2 Arena, then moves into the North American dates later in the summer. The Offspring, Good Charlotte, and the Story So Far are opening for most of the North American run, so the ticket window is not just about access to Fall Out Boy but also about the full bill attached to those dates.
Wentz pushed back on the implication built into the title itself, saying, “This is not a farewell tour” and adding, “I do always think that at some point it’s the last thing you make, and it should be important. [But] this is not it. This is not what I’m saying at all.” That leaves the title as branding, not a retirement signal, and keeps the sale focused on a tour that is still being sold as an active chapter.
What buyers should do
The practical move is simple: have the artist presale access ready before Wednesday, Nov. 11, then be prepared for the public on-sale on Thursday, Nov. 12. The presale code itself has not been disclosed in the available details, so anyone trying to buy early will need the access method that accompanies the artist presale rather than assuming the sale is open to everyone.
The new song “Aces” also sits beside the announcement, with Patrick Stump singing, “Keep the fire alive” and “through trying times, through the slow decay and the rapid decline.” For buyers, that means the tour is being sold alongside fresh material, a long route, and a 2027 calendar that already stretches from Prague to Portland.
