Fall Out Boy are back with ‘ACES’, their first original single in more than three years, and have announced the 36-date Twilight of the Punks world tour for 2027. The run includes UK arena dates and a major London stadium show, with A Day To Remember and Neck Deep supporting across the UK and Europe.

For a band whose 2000s records helped define a generation of pop-punk, the announcement combines a return to new material with their largest headline touring plans yet.

New single ACES marks Fall Out Boy’s return

‘ACES’ is produced and mixed by longtime collaborator Neil Avron. The track leans into the punchy hooks and driving energy associated with the band’s earlier work, while launching a new chapter after 2023 album So Much (For) Stardust.

The release follows a series of teasers built around a fictional ‘Twilight Town Mall’, which the band used to introduce the new era online.

Fall Out Boy 2027 UK and Ireland dates

The European leg begins in Prague on 17 May, before reaching the UK and Ireland:

  • 30 May: Glasgow — OVO Hydro
  • 1 June: Dublin — 3Arena
  • 3 June: Manchester — Co-op Live
  • 5 June: London — Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

A Day To Remember and Neck Deep are confirmed as special guests for the UK and European run. The North American leg begins in July, with The Offspring, Good Charlotte and The Story So Far among the support acts.

When do Fall Out Boy 2027 tickets go on sale?

According to Official Charts, artist presale access for most UK and European dates begins on Wednesday 11 November at noon local time, with general sale for those dates starting Thursday 12 November at noon local time. Certain European cities have different arrangements. Fans should confirm the exact sale window for their chosen venue using the official ticket links before booking.

A stadium-sized moment for pop-punk

The London date at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is a major marker of how far Fall Out Boy’s music has travelled. Bringing Neck Deep and A Day To Remember onto the same bill also connects the group’s long history with a newer generation of heavy alternative and pop-punk fans. Elsewhere in UK alternative music, we’ve also covered Enter Shikari’s plans to go dormant after 2027.

With ‘ACES’ now out and the tour announced, attention turns to what else the band may have planned for this new chapter. No new studio album release date has been confirmed in the reports cited here.

Sources: Official Charts tour and ticket information; NME announcement.