Fall Out Boy have released “Aces” and announced 36 shows for 2027. The first date is 17 May at Prague’s O2 Arena. The first North American show is 13 July at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. The bigger complication for anyone planning to go is that the tickets don’t all go on sale on the same day.
Here’s the trap on the official tour page. Noon on Thursday is the general sale in London. At noon in Paris that day, it’s the artist presale. Lyon, Brussels and Łódź are on the same later schedule as Paris.
What opens on each day
- Wednesday, 11 November. The artist presale starts at noon local time for most of Europe and the UK. North America starts the same day at 10am local time. The four exceptions in Europe are not part of this Wednesday presale.
- Thursday, 12 November. General sale opens at noon local time for most of Europe and the UK, and at 10am local time in North America. In Lyon, Paris, Brussels and Łódź, noon is the start of the artist presale instead.
- Friday, 13 November. The four later cities move to general sale at noon local time.
Use the show city’s time zone when making a calendar entry. That applies even if you are booking two stops on the same leg. A reminder set for noon on your own clock might come too late for a sale abroad.
Choose the show before the queue opens
The Live Nation announcement lists 15 shows in Europe and the UK and 21 in North America. London’s show is on 5 June at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The first European leg finishes on 13 June in Łódź. For listeners weighing two stops, the order is simple: choose a venue first, check the date beside it, then follow that city’s own ticket link. Presale registration and a place in the queue are separate steps. A listing for the June show also tells you nothing about which price tiers will remain when you enter.
The band’s official “Aces” listening link is already live. Keep that separate from the tour dates when sharing the announcement. For another example of why those two steps matter, see our Muse Hyde Park ticket guide, where the presale and the area on the ticket answer different questions.




