Why Fall Out Boy fans are convinced a UK tour is coming to these three cities
Why Fall Out Boy fans are convinced a UK tour is coming to these three cities
Liam GilliverMon, November 9, 2026 at 2:47 PM UTC
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Fall Out Boy have sparked a fan frenzy after teasing what could be their biggest UK tour to date.
The American pop-punk band, known for hits such as ‘Centuries’ and ‘Sugar, We’re Goin Down’, last played in the UK in 2023.
However, they have been dropping clues across social media and through an interactive online experience in the lead-up to the release of their new single, ‘ACES’.
This, alongside a string of cryptic messages outside popular UK music venues, has fuelled rumours that a major live announcement could soon be on the way.
Speculation ramped up after messages referencing the band’s “Twilight of the Puns” era began popping up in Glasgow, Manchester and London.
The band is teasing a string of UK concerts (AFP/Getty)
The OVO Hydro in Glasgow was among the locations sharing imagery featuring the phrase: "On Monday, the punks come out at twilight."
Meanwhile, Manchester's Co-op Live and London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium joined in by posting footage showing the slogan being sprayed onto walls.
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At the centre of the mystery is the band's Twilight Town Mall website, which fans have been using to find further clues.
New areas of the online experience have been unlocked over time, revealing callbacks to different eras of Fall Out Boy's career.
Fall Out Boy's website has now 'closed' its virtual box office (FallOutBoy.com)
The site's mock box office generated the biggest buzz among fans – after fans who attempted to enquire about tickets via a listed phone number reportedly received an automated response explaining that the person in charge of the ticket office was "out to lunch" and would return at a specific date and time.
The message was accompanied by an image of a concert ticket containing the phrase "Just Out of Reach", leading many to believe the words could be connected to the band's next musical chapter.
The site now reads: “The box office is currently closed and will reopen soon.”
Elsewhere on the website, followers uncovered a handwritten note featuring the lines: "We keep the fire alive / Through trying times / Through the slow decay / And the rapid decline.” Fans quickly began debating whether the words were lyrics from an unreleased track.
It looks like ACES is due to be released at 6.30pm UK time and 10.30am PT on Monday.
Fall Out Boy formed in 2001 and consists of lead vocalist and guitarist Patrick Stump, bassist Pete Wentz, guitarist Joe Trohman, and drummer Andy Hurley.
Source: “AOL Entertainment”
