The Chicago pop punk greats Fall Out Boy have just dropped brand new single ‘ACES’ – their first new music in almost three years. The new single was produced and mixed by longtime collaborator Neal Avron, with a video directed by Brendan Walter.
The release lands as the band marks 25 years together along with the announcement of the biggest tour in their career next year, kicking things off in Europe and the UK with Neck Deep and A Day To Remember, before a North American stint with The Offspring, The Story So Far and Good Charlotte – check out the ‘ACES’ music video and 2027 ‘Twilight of the Punks Tour’ dates below!
‘Twilight of the Punks Tour’ 2027 dates:
May 17th – O2 Arena – Prague
May 19th – Budapest Arena – Budapest
May 21st – Unipol Forum – Milan
May 23rd – Movistar Arena – Madrid
May 25th – LDLC Arena – Lyon
May 27th – ING Arena – Brussels
May 28th – SparkassenPark – Mönchengladbach
May 30th – OVO Hydro – Glasgow
June 1st – 3Arena – Dublin
June 3rd – Co-op Live – Manchester
June 5th – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – London
June 8th – Ziggo Dome – Amsterdam
June 10th – Accor Arena – Paris
June 12th – Zitadelle – Berlin
June 13th – Atlas Arena – Łódź
July 13th – Globe Life Field – Arlington, Texas
July 16th – Truist Park – Atlanta
July 18th – Nationals Park – Washington, D.C.
July 20th – Fifth Third Park – Detroit
July 22nd – Rogers Stadium – Toronto, ON
July 24th – Soldier Field – Chicago
July 27th – FirstBank Stadium – Nashville
July 30th – Fenway Park – Boston
August 1st – Citi Field – Queens, N.Y.
August 3rd – Atlantic City Beach – Atlantic City, N.J.
August 4th – Hersheypark Stadium – Hershey, Pa.
August 6th – Roaming Hills – St. Charles, Iowa
August 7th – Morton Amphitheater – Kansas City, Mo.
August 10th – Dick’s Sporting Goods Park – Commerce City, Colo.
August 13th – America First Field – Sandy, Utah
August 15th – Oracle Park – San Francisco
August 17th – PETCO Park – San Diego
August 19th – Chase Field – Phoenix
August 21st – Dodger Stadium – Los Angeles
August 24th – T-Mobile Park – Seattle
August 26th – Providence Park – Portland, Ore.