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Fall Out Boy Announce 2027 Twilight of the Punks World Tour and Return With New Single Aces

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52 minutes ago

November 10, 2026

Fall Out Boy. Photo by Pamela Littky.

Fall Out Boy are marking 25 years as a band with the biggest tour of their career, a 36 date Twilight of the Punks run across Europe, the UK and North America in 2027, and their first new original single in more than three years.

INCLUDING STOP AT LONDON’S TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM

FALL OUT BOY ANNOUNCES 2027 TWILIGHT OF THE PUNKS HEADLINE WORLD TOUR & RETURNS WITH HIGHLY ANTICIPATED NEW SINGLE “ACES”

MULTI-PLATINUM BAND SET TO EMBARK ON BIGGEST GLOBAL TOUR OF THEIR CAREER, KICKING OFF MAY 17 IN EUROPE AND THE UK INCLUDING A STOP AT LONDON’S TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM

WITH SPECIAL GUESTS A DAY TO REMEMBER & NECK DEEP IN EUROPE AND THE UK

Presale Sign Up Available Now at twilightofthepunkstour.com. General Tickets On Sale Starting Thursday, November 12.

GRAMMY Award-nominated, multi-platinum rock band Fall Out Boy is gearing up for a massive 2027 with the announcement of their Twilight of the Punks global headline tour, the biggest of their career, with 36 dates performing at stadiums and arenas across Europe, the UK, and North America in 2027. The announcement comes alongside the band’s long-awaited return with a brand-new song “ACES” which marks their first new original single in over three years, now available via Atlantic Records and joined by an official music video.

Promoted by Live Nation, the Twilight of the Punks Tour kicks off May 17 at Prague’s O2 Arena, launching a 15-date European and UK leg before heading to North America in July. Spanning 11 countries, the European and UK run will take the band to arenas in Budapest, Milan, Madrid, Lyon, Brussels, and Mönchengladbach, followed by stops in Glasgow, Dublin, and Manchester. Highlights include a massive June 5 performance at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with additional shows in Amsterdam, Paris, and Berlin before the leg wraps June 13 at Atlas Arena in Łódź, Poland. A Day To Remember and Neck Deep will join as special guests on all European and UK dates.

The tour continues in North America on July 13, with Fall Out Boy bringing their electrifying live show to stadiums across the US and Canada for a massive 21-date headlining run, kicking off at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, and wrapping August 26 at Providence Park in Portland, Oregon. The stadium trek will see the band take over some of North America’s most iconic venues, including Toronto’s Rogers Stadium, Boston’s Fenway Park, New York’s Citi Field, and Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium. Among the most anticipated stops is a monumental show at Chicago’s legendary Soldier Field, marking a major career milestone as the band returns to the city where it all began for a landmark hometown stadium performance. The Offspring, Good Charlotte, and The Story So Far will join as special guests on most U.S. dates.

This year also marks a major milestone as Fall Out Boy celebrates 25 years as a band, and they are kicking off their highly-anticipated next chapter with the release of “ACES,” produced and mixed by longtime collaborator Neil Avron, giving fans a taste of what’s to come. The new track channels the raw energy, infectious hooks, and unmistakable spirit of the band’s early days, delivering a nostalgic nod to the sound that helped establish the band as one of pop-punk’s most influential acts. In tandem with the song’s release, the band also unveiled the official music video, directed by Brendan Walter.

Fall Out Boy began teasing fans just ahead of Halloween, sparking widespread speculation and excitement surrounding a major announcement. The mystery began with a cryptic Instagram post welcoming fans to the “Twilight Town Mall,” followed by the transformation of the band’s website into an interactive shopping directory, complete with an arcade, photo studio, food court, and more. The elaborate rollout quickly ignited a frenzy of excitement and chatter among fans worldwide, with anticipation continuing to build last Wednesday when the “Two Quarters Arcade” launched on the site. Created in partnership with Brooklyn creative agency LOOP, the virtual arcade featured a live, interactive claw machine that gave fans from all over the world the chance to remotely control a real-life claw machine and win a Fall Out Boy alien plush. The activation sparked an overwhelming response within hours of launching, drawing nearly a million site visits and generating an astonishing 6.1 million minutes of watch time, with so much traffic that it temporarily crashed the servers. As a thank you for the incredible enthusiasm, the band is bringing the claw machine back for a limited time today, giving fans another chance to play and win by visiting twoquartersarcade.com.

Fans are invited to celebrate Fall Out Boy’s UK tour on Wednesday 11th November at a special launch party taking place at Electrowerkz, London from 7pm-11pm, featuring a live set from Fell Out Boy (the UK’s No.1 tribute to Fall Out Boy), Radio 1’s Alyx Holcombe on the decks, free flash tattoos by Old Sarum Tattoo, themed drinks, prizes, and more. Free tickets must be reserved in advance. This is an 18+ event, with ID required on entry. First come, first served.

EU/UK TICKETS: Tickets will be available for all dates except Lyon, Brussels, Paris and Łódź starting with an Artist Presale beginning on Wednesday, November 11 at 12 p.m. local time. Artist Presale tickets will be available beginning Thursday, November 12 at 12 p.m. local time for Lyon, Brussels, Paris and Łódź. Fans are encouraged to sign up for the Artist Presale by visiting twilightofthepunkstour.com. Additional presales will run ahead of the general on sale beginning on Thursday, November 12 at 12 p.m. local time for all EU/UK dates except Lyon, Brussels, Paris and Łódź which will go on sale Friday, November 13 at 12 p.m. local time. Mastercard cardholders have special access to presale tickets in France, Poland, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Belgium and Italy. Check out priceless.com/music for details of when Mastercard Presale starts in your market.

Full tour routing can be found below. For tickets and complete tour information, visit twilightofthepunkstour.com.

TWILIGHT OF THE PUNKS TOUR 2027 — EUROPE & UK

*A Day To Remember & Neck Deep to support on all dates

Mon, May 17 — Prague, Czech Republic — O2 Arena

Wed, May 19 — Budapest, Hungary — Budapest Arena

Fri, May 21 — Milan, Italy — Unipol Forum

Sun, May 23 — Madrid, Spain — Movistar Arena

Tue, May 25 — Lyon, France — LDLC Arena

Thu, May 27 — Brussels, Belgium — ING Arena

Fri, May 28 — Mönchengladbach, Germany — SparkassenPark

Sun, May 30 — Glasgow, UK — OVO Hydro

Tue, June 1 — Dublin, Ireland — 3Arena

Thu, June 3 — Manchester, UK — Co-op Live

Sat, June 5 — London, UK — Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tue, June 8 — Amsterdam, Netherlands — Ziggo Dome

Thu, June 10 — Paris, France — Accor Arena

Sat, June 12 — Berlin, Germany — Zitadelle

Sun, June 13 — Łódź, Poland — Atlas Arena

North America 2027

Tue, July 13 — Arlington, TX — Globe Life Field

Fri, July 16 — Atlanta, GA — Truist Park

Sun, July 18 — Washington, DC — Nationals Park

Tue, July 20 — Detroit, MI — Fifth Third Park

Thu, July 22 — Toronto, ON — Rogers Stadium

Sat, July 24 — Chicago, IL — Soldier Field Stadium

Tue, July 27 — Nashville, TN — FirstBank Stadium

Fri, July 30 — Boston, MA — Fenway Park

Sun, Aug 1 — Queens, NY — Citi Field

Tue, Aug 3 — Atlantic City, NJ — Atlantic City Beach

Wed, Aug 4 — Hershey, PA — Hersheypark Stadium

Fri, Aug 6 — St. Charles, IA — Roaming Hills (no Good Charlotte)

Sat, Aug 7 — Kansas City, MO — Morton Amphitheater (no Good Charlotte)

Tue, Aug 10 — Commerce City, CO — Dick’s Sporting Goods Park

Fri, Aug 13 — Sandy, UT — America First Field

Sun, Aug 15 — San Francisco, CA — Oracle Park

Tue, Aug 17 — San Diego, CA — PETCO Park

Thu, Aug 19 — Phoenix, AZ — Chase Field

Sat, Aug 21 — Los Angeles, CA — Dodger Stadium

Tue, Aug 24 — Seattle, WA — T-Mobile Park

Thu, Aug 26 — Portland, OR — Providence Park

The Offspring & The Story So Far support on all North America dates; Good Charlotte on all except Aug 6 & 7.

ABOUT FALL OUT BOY

Hailing from Chicago, Fall Out Boy — Patrick Stump (vocals/guitar), Pete Wentz (bass), Joe Trohman (guitar) and Andy Hurley (drums) — have cemented their position as one of rock music’s biggest-selling bands. Their eighth studio album So Much (For) Stardust debuted as the No. 1 Rock Album upon its March 24, 2023 release on Fueled By Ramen/Elektra/DCD2 Records. The album marked the band’s first new album in more than five years, and its first single “Love From The Other Side” immediately became a global hit, hitting No. 1 at Alternative Radio, an achievement that marked the band’s first career alternative No. 1 song. Fall Out Boy hit the road with their headline tour So Much For (Tour) Dust, kicking off the 25+ date North American summer trek with a show of epic proportions at Chicago’s famed Wrigley Field in June 2023; the tour continued across stadiums and arenas across the UK and Europe in October and November. Due to overwhelming demand, the tour continued across the United States with the sold-out 20+ date So Much For (2our) Dust. In July 2021, Fall Out Boy embarked on THE HELLA MEGA TOUR alongside Green Day & Weezer, playing live in front of over 1 million fans on a sold-out global stadium tour. The U.S. leg included numerous sold-out stadium gigs, including renowned venues like Wrigley Field, Fenway Park and Dodger Stadium. Fall Out Boy’s seventh studio album M A N I A debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 in January 2018 and garnered a GRAMMY nomination for Best Rock Album. In 2015, Fall Out Boy released their platinum, sixth studio album American Beauty/American Psycho, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 and peaked at #1 on iTunes in more than 22 countries upon its January 2015 release. Save Rock And Roll, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 and #1 on iTunes in 27 countries upon its April 2012 release, was the band’s second #1 debut; platinum selling “Infinity On High” topped the chart in 2007 which followed multi-platinum breakthrough album “From Under The Cork Tree” released in 2005. Fall Out Boy was most recently awarded Alternative Artist of the Year at the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Awards, and nominated for two 2023 MTV Video Music Awards, for Best Alternative (“Hold Me Like A Grudge”) and Best Visual Effects (“Love From The Other Side”).

ABOUT A DAY TO REMEMBER

Since their formation in 2003, A Day To Remember quietly emerged as arguably the biggest underground band in the world. The Florida group affirmed this status by achieving one platinum album, two gold albums, one platinum single, and four gold singles. Not to mention, each full-length record ascended to #1 on the Billboard Rock, Indie, and/or Alternative Chart including their most recent release, A Day To Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1, which arrived earlier this year. They’ve put up unprecedented numbers for a rock act in the 21st century, generating nearly 2 billion streams worldwide and sales of three million-plus units. They’ve also packed arenas on continental tours and attracted a global audience consisting of millions. A Day To Remember is: Jeremy McKinnon (vocals), Alex Shelnutt (drums), Kevin Skaff (guitar, vocals), and Neil Westfall (guitar, vocals).

Yarina Brings Songs Of The Earth To Long Live Roxbury On November 12

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35 minutes ago

November 10, 2026

We Speak Media

Yarina performing live with traditional Andean instruments

Yarina performing live. Photo by Yarina.

A family band from Otavalo, Ecuador that has been carrying Indigenous Andean music around the world since 1984 is coming to Roxbury. Yarina plays Feldman Geospatial’s free Jazz Night series at Long Live Roxbury on Thursday, and the room, the parking and the music are all free.

Feldman Geospatial Presents:

YARINA

SONGS OF THE EARTH

Indigenous Andean Music

Thursday, November 12, 2026

Roberto Cachimuel, violin & vocals

Zak Icaza, drums | Ruminahui Cachimuel, bass

Curi Cachimuel, flutes | Tupac Cachimuel, bandolin

Sumay Cachimuel, keyboards & percussion

Yuyari Cachimuel, guitar, flutes

FREE ADMISSION

Long Live Roxbury

Brewery & Taproom

152 Hampden Street | Roxbury | MA

ADMISSION IS FREE! PARKING IS FREE!

Introduced to Jazz Night by Ecuadorian bassist and band leader Alex Alvear, Michael Feldman decided we should book YARINA: SONGS OF THE EARTH! This unique and wonderful band will perform on Thursday, November 12 at Boston’s hippest brewery and taproom, Long Live Roxbury.

The show at Long Live Roxbury begins after 6:00 pm and will run until approximately 9:00 pm.

Located at 152 Hampden Street in Roxbury, the fun-filled brewery and taproom offers free admission and free parking, either in the adjacent lot or on George Street. Get there early for the best seats!

For more information, call 617.334.5633 during Taproom hours or email: bostonevents@longlivebeerworks.com. Taproom hours: 3 pm – 9 pm Monday – Thursday; 1 pm – 10 pm Friday; 12 pm – 10 pm Saturday and 12 pm – 6 pm Sunday.

Roberto Cachimuel is one of the founding members of Yarina, a family of musicians from Otavalo, Ecuador, that has received wide acclaim in their home country and abroad. Yarina, meaning “remembrance” in Cachimuel’s native language, Quichua, was formed in 1984 to promote native arts and culture during the formative years of Ecuador’s burgeoning indigenous political and cultural rights movement.

Today, Yarina’s captivating rhythms are heard on many of Ecuador’s mainstream radio stations and online at NativeRadio.com. Their songs incorporate jazz, blues, Latin, and Western classical elements into traditional Otavalan beats that are performed on violin, charango, bandolin, guitar, bass, panpipes, bombo, chacchas, and other traditional instruments.

Yarina has become a regular feature at major events of the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C.; they played during the grand opening and at the museum’s first anniversary. Yarina achieved wide recognition for their album Nawi, which won the 2005 Native American Music Award for Best World Music and the 2005 Indian Summer Music Award in the folk category. Based in Somerville, Massachusetts, Yarina has been performing at Cultural Survival bazaars for several years.

The following is an interview with Roberto by Lisa Matthews, Program Officer for Cultural Survival:

“We are all from a family of 11 children—9 brothers and 2 sisters—and the unique thing is that we are all either musicians or dancers in our family. We come from the village of Otavalo (now a small town), which is one of the most interesting regions of Ecuador because most of the indigenous people there work with handicrafts and music,” says Roberto.

“When the group started in 1984, our father worked with the Federation of Indigenous and Campesinos of Imbabura. He attended many different meetings and conferences to represent the region and encouraged me and two of my older brothers to play music to entertain at these events. My father only played limited guitar, though—we had to teach ourselves how to play the instruments by watching other performers, listening to music, and learning by ear.”

What makes Yarina distinctive?

“The journey of Yarina since the beginning is something that only few have managed to do. We are all related to each other, and musically we are tight. We use traditional and contemporary instruments, keeping the traditional songs mixed with contemporary arrangements. Our music is mainly composed by the musicians themselves. We try to not play music that some already have the copyright to—if we work really hard we can make our original songs popular and more mainstream. In my culture, the music of Yarina is well-liked because we combine many instruments while keeping the traditional rhythm of the songs. All people can relate to our music—even if we are singing in Quichua or Spanish—because it has some world beats. Our music connects with the world community, and people from everywhere can get it. We are always inventing something, even within a song. This is what is most interesting within the group.”

What is the key to appreciating and understanding Yarina’s music?

“In our culture there is music for every ceremony: There is music for dancing or for when a child passes away; there is music for a wedding, music specifically for after the wedding, songs for a funeral procession or for the Dios de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). And there are totally different rhythms for every different ceremony.”

“When we do our performances we mix all of these different rhythms—some for dancing, and some for watching. There are no restrictions. Yarina is very different because we have adopted the improvisational form into our music. This makes it a little bit jazzier, so it is not as repetitive as traditional music really is. When we do a concert, the people know the songs and know when to dance and when to watch.”

Do you return to Ecuador to give performances?

“Oh yes; we have some schools that we work with in the villages where students don’t have access to the regular schools because they don’t have buses. These village students do not receive the same quality of education [as those in the cities], so we bring our concert to them. These events have a more major impact than the regular performances because people in the community typically hear the music on the radio, but they don’t usually have the resources to see live performances.”

“The young students really learn to appreciate the music; from comments we get from teachers, our work for them has had a good impact. We encourage the children to talk with each other in Quichua, which is our native language. Most of them are so influenced by the media, maybe the only access they have to information is on a black-and-white TV or a radio, but all the programming is in Spanish—so the kids even in the communities in the high mountains are not speaking Quichua. When we do the performances in the communities, we talk to them in Quichua, but they respond in Spanish. We try to encourage them to talk in their native language. This is one of our major purposes. No one hires us to do this kind of work. We invest in these types of programs ourselves. It’s a sacrifice, but we want to do this ourselves because we want the kids to have a good positive learning experience from us being there.”

What type of music do you play in the communities?

“We don’t want to make the performances in the communities only about the music. We also write plays that tell a story from our traditions. For example, we have some stories about the “village of the daybreak,” and we work with some people to act out the story while we play our instruments, like a musical. These are performed in both Spanish and Quichua. This helps the students become engaged in the performance because it relates to what kids know.”

“When we went down to Ecuador last spring, we did a couple of major of concerts in the cities, each in front of a couple of thousand people. These concerts become regular for us; but the most rewarding performances are those for the children in the communities. There is a level of interaction with children that you cannot find in regular concerts. The impact on the children has no price.”

About Long Live Roxbury:

Long Live Roxbury is one of Boston’s newest breweries, located at 152 Hampden Street, offering craft beers and cocktail-inspired seltzers brewed on site, with private off-street parking. Feldman Geospatial hosts and presents the weekly free jazz and world music series in the building.

“It has always been my dream to bring high quality jazz and world music to our building in Roxbury, and by making it free to all we are hoping to continue to create a community space for food, drinks, arts and culture for everyone to enjoy,” said Michael Feldman, Chief Executive Officer of Feldman Geospatial.