Fall Out Boy released “ACES” on November 9, alongside dates for their 2027 Twilight of the Punks tour. The run starts in Prague next May and finishes in Portland in August. Tickets start going on sale this week, and a fan choosing between Paris and London needs two calendars. The two shows are five days apart next June, but the Paris presale opens a day later than London’s.
“ACES” is the band’s first new original single in more than three years, and the video was directed by Brendan Walter. The production credit takes the band back to Neal Avron, who produced their 2005 album From Under the Cork Tree. He also produced and mixed “Fake Out” from 2023’s So Much (For) Stardust. That makes the new single a continuation of a working relationship that spans two decades of releases. The tour announcement gives fans a song to play now and dates to book for next year.
Which sale applies to your show?
- North America: Artist presale Wednesday, November 11 at 10 a.m. local time. General sale Thursday, November 12 at 10 a.m. local time.
- Most of Europe and the UK: Artist presale November 11 at noon local time. General sale November 12 at noon local time.
- Lyon, Brussels, Paris and Łódź: Artist presale November 12 at noon local time. General sale November 13 at noon local time.
Noon in London means 3 p.m. in Turkey this week. Noon in Paris means 2 p.m. in Turkey. That matters if you’re traveling to a show and your device still displays the time at home. The band has opened artist presale registration. Other presales can vary by city and eligibility.
A Day to Remember and Neck Deep are on all 15 dates in Europe and the UK. That leg runs from Prague on May 17 to Łódź on June 13, and includes Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on June 5. North America gets 21 dates beginning July 13 in Arlington. The Offspring and The Story So Far are listed across that leg. Good Charlotte are on 19 of those dates. The August 6 show in St. Charles, Iowa, and the August 7 show in Kansas City, Missouri, are the two exceptions.
July 24 brings Fall Out Boy back to Chicago, this time to Soldier Field. They opened the 2023 So Much For (Tour) Dust run at Wrigley Field. The new booking puts another hometown stadium on the band’s headline itinerary, four summers after that opening night.
