Fall Out Boy Announce Dublin Concert for 2027 Twilight of the Punks Tour

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Fall Out Boy are heading back to Ireland in 2027, with a Dublin date confirmed as part of their massive Twilight of the Punks World Tour. The American rock band will play the 3Arena on June 1st, with A Day To Remember and Neck Deep joining them as special guests. It's shaping up to be a big night for pop-punk fans, with three well-known names sharing the same bill.

The Dublin show is part of what Fall Out Boy are calling the biggest headline tour of their career, with 36 dates lined up across Europe, the UK and North America. Promoted by Live Nation, the tour will see the band playing a mix of arenas and stadiums throughout the summer, including some of the biggest venues they've ever headlined.

Fall Out Boy's Twilight of the Punks Tour Comes to Dublin

The tour gets underway on May 17th at Prague's O2 Arena, kicking off a 15-date run across Europe and the UK. Along the way, Fall Out Boy will stop off in Budapest, Milan, Madrid, Lyon and Brussels, before making their way to Glasgow and Dublin. Manchester is also on the schedule, while a huge show at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium takes place on June 5th.

Following the London date, the band will continue through Amsterdam, Paris and Berlin before wrapping up the European leg at the Atlas Arena in Łódź, Poland, on June 13th. Irish fans won't have to travel far to catch the tour, though, with the 3Arena show landing right at the beginning of June and two major support acts making the trip to Dublin as well.

Fall Out Boy Dublin
Fall Out Boy Dublin (Hand painted by Brandon Schwartzel)

A Day To Remember and Neck Deep Join Fall Out Boy at 3Arena

There's plenty to look forward to beyond Fall Out Boy's own set, with A Day To Remember and Neck Deep confirmed for every European and UK date. A Day To Remember have built a huge following with their mix of pop-punk and metalcore, while Welsh band Neck Deep have become one of the best-known names in modern pop-punk. Having both on the Dublin bill makes this a particularly strong lineup.

Fall Out Boy themselves have been a major part of the alternative rock scene for over two decades, with tracks like Sugar, We're Goin Down, Dance, Dance, Thnks fr th Mmrs and Centuries becoming favourites with fans around the world. With a catalogue that stretches across several albums, there should be no shortage of familiar songs when Patrick Stump, Pete Wentz, Joe Trohman and Andy Hurley take to the stage.

Fall Out Boy Dublin 2027 Tickets and Prices

Tickets for Fall Out Boy at Dublin's 3Arena on June 1st, 2027, go on general sale Thursday, November 12th, 2026, at 12 noon. Ticket prices are listed at €62.35, €83.75, €88.75, €103.75 and €268.90, with a Ticketmaster service charge of 12.5% per ticket, capped at €10.50. Fans planning to go should keep the different price categories in mind when booking.

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Fall Out Boy – Dublin Concert Details

Date: Tuesday, June 1st, 2027

Venue: 3Arena, Dublin

Special Guests: A Day To Remember and Neck Deep

Tour: Twilight of the Punks

Tickets: From €62.35

General Sale: Thursday, November 12th, 2026, at 12 noon

Booking Fees: 12.5% Ticketmaster service charge per ticket (maximum €10.50)

Fall Out Boy's Biggest Headline Tour Yet

After finishing up in Europe, Fall Out Boy will take the Twilight of the Punks Tour to North America for another 21 shows. That leg begins on July 13th at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, and runs through to August 26th at Providence Park in Portland, Oregon. The band will play stadiums across the United States and Canada, making this one of their most ambitious touring schedules to date.

One of the standout dates is a hometown show at Soldier Field in Chicago, where Fall Out Boy first formed back in 2001. Playing a stadium of that size in their home city is a pretty big milestone for the band, and shows just how far they've come since their early days. For Irish fans, though, the main date to remember is June 1st, when the Twilight of the Punks Tour rolls into Dublin.

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