
The band is back, the stadiums are bigger and Fall Out Boy fans have a major opportunity to snag tickets this week.
Fall Out Boy has announced the Twilight of the Punks Tour, a massive 36-date world tour celebrating the band's 25th anniversary. The announcement also comes with “ACES,” their first new original song in more than three years.
But before anyone can sing along to “Sugar, We're Goin Down” with thousands of other fans, there's the matter of getting tickets.
SeatGeek is a great place to find Fall Out Boy tickets, giving fans the flexibility to shop both primary and resale tickets throughout the tour. As the official ticketing partner for America First Field and Providence Park, SeatGeek offers primary tickets for those shows, along with resale options for concerts across North America.
Here's how the Fall Out Boy presales work, when tickets go on sale to the general public and what you can do to improve your chances of getting seats.
Fall Out Boy fans have several opportunities to get tickets for the Twilight of the Punks Tour before the general public.
SeatGeek will host the presales and general onsale for Fall Out Boy's concerts at America First Field in Sandy, Utah, and Providence Park in Portland, Oregon, giving fans the opportunity to purchase primary tickets directly through the platform.
SeatGeek will also offer resale tickets at the start of the first presale (Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 10 a.m. local) for all other shows on this tour.
Here's the North American ticket sale schedule:
Ticket sale | Date | Start time |
Artist Presale | Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026 | 10 a.m. local |
Reserved by Spotify Presale | Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026 | 10 a.m. local at confirmed venues |
VIP Presale | Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026 | 10 a.m. local at confirmed venues |
Venue and member presales | Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026 | 10 a.m. local at confirmed venues |
General onsale | Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026 | 10 a.m. local |
Want first dibs on tickets for Fall Out Boy's Twilight of the Punks Tour? The Artist Presale gives fans a chance to shop before tickets become available to the general public.
The North American Artist Presale begins Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time. Fans can sign up through the band's official tour website, with SeatGeek hosting the artist presale for the concerts at America First Field and Providence Park.
Here's how to prepare:
Visit the official tour website. Head to twilightofthepunkstour.com and find the Artist Presale information.
Select your preferred concert. Choose the city and venue where you want to see Fall Out Boy, then follow the available registration instructions.
Complete your registration. Enter the requested information and finish the signup process before the deadline listed for your show.
Watch for presale instructions. Check your email and text messages for confirmation, access details or a code if one is required.
Get your ticketing account ready. Fans attending America First Field or Providence Park should sign in to SeatGeek ahead of time and make sure their payment details are current.
Shop when the presale opens. Return to your event's ticketing page at 10 a.m. local time on Nov. 11 and follow the instructions to access available tickets.
Registering doesn't guarantee tickets, and certain seating sections may have limited presale inventory.
Spotify is also offering early ticket access to eligible Premium subscribers in select North American markets.
The Reserved by Spotify Presale begins Wednesday, Nov. 11, with eligible listeners receiving invitations through Spotify or by email. Fans can purchase up to two tickets through the offer, subject to availability.
There's no public signup process for this presale. Check your Spotify notifications and the email associated with your account for an invitation and instructions on how to access tickets.
Fall Out Boy's Twilight of the Punks Tour tickets go on sale to the general public Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time for all North American concerts.
SeatGeek will host the official general onsale for two concerts:
Date | Venue | General onsale |
Aug. 13, 2027 | Nov. 12 at 10 a.m. MT | |
Aug. 26, 2027 | Nov. 12 at 10 a.m. PT |
Fans attending either show can purchase primary tickets directly through SeatGeek, while those looking at other tour stops can explore available resale listings on SeatGeek's Fall Out Boy tickets page.
With Fall Out Boy celebrating 25 years and The Offspring, Good Charlotte and The Story So Far joining the North American tour, there's plenty of reason to expect strong demand when tickets go on sale.
You can't control how quickly tickets sell, but you can give yourself more opportunities to find them. From researching lesser-known presales to coordinating with friends, here are a few ways to prepare for the Twilight of the Punks Tour.
The Fall Out Boy Artist Presale might be the most obvious way to get tickets early, but it's worth doing a little homework to see what else you're eligible for.
Depending on the city, fans may have access to VIP package presales, venue or promoter presales, credit card offers and membership-based ticket sales. For example, Fall Out Boy's Kansas City concert lists a Mastercard Presale, while the Commerce City, Colorado, show has a Local Radio/Venue Presale.
At Providence Park in Portland, eligible fans can shop the Portland Timbers Annual Member Presale or MAC Club Presale, all hosted through SeatGeek. Other concerts have their own early-access opportunities.
Before November 11, visit your concert's official ticketing page and review every listed presale. Check the venue's website, social media accounts and email newsletters for access details, especially if you're already a member or subscriber.
A little extra research could give you another opportunity to find tickets if your first presale doesn't work out. Not every presale offers the same inventory, and eligibility varies, but fans who explore all their options may have more chances to secure seats.
If you're planning to see Fall Out Boy with friends, don't leave the entire presale strategy to one person.
Have everyone who's eligible complete their own Artist Presale registration rather than relying on a single friend to get access. That way, your group isn't depending on one account if someone has trouble accessing the sale or can't find the tickets you're looking for.
Before tickets go live, agree on how many seats you need, your maximum budget and who's responsible for making the purchase. Stay in touch during the sale so multiple people don't accidentally buy tickets for the same group.
Just remember to follow the registration rules, account requirements and ticket limits for each presale. More people registering doesn't guarantee access or better inventory, but it can give your group more opportunities to participate.
Fall Out Boy's tour includes baseball parks, soccer stadiums, football stadiums and other outdoor venues, and the best seating strategy can look very different at each one.
Before tickets go on sale, explore your concert's venue page on SeatGeek. SeatGeek has seating charts for venues across the tour, allowing you to get familiar with the stadium or amphitheater layout before choosing your tickets.
Think about what matters most to you. Would you rather be close to the stage and watch Pete Wentz work the crowd, or sit farther back for a wider view of the full production? Are you looking for floor tickets, lower-level seats or a more affordable spot in an upper section?
Use SeatGeek's View From Seat previews where available, and check the event-specific concert configuration once it's released. A venue's regular sports seating chart may differ from its concert setup, particularly when floor seating and temporary stage structures are involved.
Having a few preferred sections in mind gives you more flexibility when tickets become available, especially if your first choice sells out.
Your hometown show might be the easiest option, but it doesn't have to be your only one.
The Twilight of the Punks Tour includes several concerts close enough together that fans may be able to compare nearby cities. In the Northeast, Boston, Queens, Atlantic City and Hershey all have performances within the same week.
West Coast fans can look at San Francisco, San Diego and Los Angeles, while those in the Pacific Northwest have Seattle and Portland just two days apart.
If your schedule allows, research ticket availability across multiple stops rather than committing to one show before sales begin. Another city may have a seating option you prefer, or a concert date that works better for your group.
Just factor in travel and lodging costs before making the trip. A lower ticket price in another city doesn't necessarily mean a less expensive concert experience.
Missed the Artist Presale? Struck out during the general onsale? Don't count yourself out of the Twilight of the Punks Tour just yet.
Resale tickets on SeatGeek give fans another opportunity to attend, and you don't even have to wait until the general onsale to start looking.
SeatGeek will have resale tickets available beginning Wednesday, Nov. 11, when the first presale opens. That means you can browse resale listings and potentially secure your seats before the competitive general onsale on Nov. 12. If you find tickets that work for you, there's no need to spend the following morning refreshing ticketing pages or worrying about getting through a queue.
SeatGeek is a particularly useful option for Fall Out Boy fans because it's both an official primary ticketing partner and a resale marketplace. The platform handles presales and the general onsale for America First Field and Providence Park, while fans attending other North American concerts can also browse resale listings through SeatGeek.
When shopping resale, you can use SeatGeek's All-In Pricing to see mandatory fees upfront, compare eligible listings using Deal Score and check View From Seat previews to get a better idea of your view. If you're not ready to purchase, set a Price Alert for your preferred concert to receive notifications when ticket prices drop.
Whether you're purchasing primary or resale tickets, qualifying orders are backed by SeatGeek's Buyer Guarantee. If something goes wrong with a covered purchase, SeatGeek will work to resolve the issue according to the guarantee.
If the first ticket drop doesn't go your way, you still have options. And if you find the right resale seats early, you could have your Fall Out Boy tickets secured before the general onsale even begins.
The Twilight of the Punks Tour is bringing together some of the biggest names in pop-punk and alternative rock, and there's more than one way to find your way into the crowd.
Find your Fall Out Boy concert. Visit Fall Out Boy tickets on SeatGeek or search for the band in the SeatGeek app. Select your preferred city, venue and date.
Choose your ticket-buying option. For America First Field and Providence Park, SeatGeek hosts the official presales and general onsale, along with available resale listings. For other tour dates, browse resale tickets as they become available.
Explore the seating chart. Use SeatGeek's interactive map to compare available sections and rows. Check whether floor tickets are general admission or reserved seating, and look for View From Seat previews to help you picture the view from different areas.
Narrow your options. Filter listings by price, section and ticket quantity. SeatGeek's All-In Pricing includes mandatory fees upfront, so you can compare what different seats will cost before checkout.
Look at Deal Score. Use Deal Score on eligible listings to compare ticket value based on factors such as price and seat location.
Set a Price Alert if you're still deciding. Not seeing the tickets you want? Follow your preferred concert and get notified when prices drop rather than constantly checking for updates.
Double-check before purchasing. Review the date, venue, section, row, ticket quantity and any listing restrictions. Once you're ready, complete the checkout through SeatGeek. Qualifying orders are covered by the Buyer Guarantee.
From “Sugar, We're Goin Down” to “Saturday,” Fall Out Boy has plenty of songs that deserve to be screamed back at the stage. Find the tickets that work for you, bring your favorite people and save your voice for the encore.
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Max Meyer is a Senior Content Analyst at SeatGeek, where he oversees the blog's coverage of sports, concerts and theater. An avid fan of live events himself (it's easy to be one in New York City!), Max is passionate about making ticket buying easier to navigate and helping fans know what to expect before attending an event. He previously worked at Sports Illustrated, The Athletic and CBS Sports.