Fall Out Boy has announced The Twilight of the Punks Tour, a 36-city worldwide run set for 2027, and the first wave of tickets is about to move. Artist pre-sales begin Wednesday, Nov. 11, with the general on-sale following Thursday, Nov. 12.
That is why fans are searching for a Fall Out Boy presale code now: the buying window opens before the full run ever reaches the calendar, and the North American leg alone covers 21 dates from Arlington, Texas, to Portland, Oregon. The tour also starts in Europe and the U.K. on May 17 at Prague's O2 Arena, giving the schedule a wide reach from the start.
The band framed the announcement around a new single called Aces, with Patrick Stump on vocals, Joe Trohman on the tricky intro riff and Andy Hurley on drums. Pete Wentz said the group is still deciding whether there is more to complete the picture, but he also made clear there is not currently an album. That leaves the tour as the main event for now, not a lead-in to a record campaign.
Most of the North American run will feature The Offspring, Good Charlotte and the Story So Far as openers, and the July 24 stop at Chicago's Soldier Field stands out because it will be Fall Out Boy's first show at its hometown stadium. Wentz said, with his usual mix of joking and nostalgia, that he does not know whether the band will ever get to play Soldier Field again, and floated the idea of doing something that would earn a place on the stadium's Wikipedia page.
The practical answer on the presale question is that no code has been provided in the available details, so fans have a date but not a key. The larger answer is that Fall Out Boy is using this tour to mark its 25th year as a band, with a live push that follows 2023's So Much (For) Stardust and keeps the focus on the stage rather than a new album.
