Fall Out Boy announce 2023 UK tour dates

8 February 2023, 16:28 | Updated: 1 March 2023, 11:56

The US band will return with a series of shows in October and November to support their new album So Much (For) Stardust.

Fall Out Boy have announced details of UK live shows for later this year.

The band, headed by Patrick Stump and Pete Wentz, will release their eighth studio album So Much (For) Stardust on 24th March. It features the recent Radio X Record Of The Week Heartbreak Feels So Good and the new single Love From The Other Side.

They will head out in October for shows across Europe, stopping off in the UK at the end of the month and finishing up the UK leg with a newly-announced show at Cardiff International Arena on 4th November.

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Fall Out Boy UK Tour Dates 2023

27th October First Direct Arena, Leeds
28th October OVO Hydro,Glasgow
29th October AO Arena, Manchester
31st October Utilita Arena, Birmingham
2nd November The O2, London
3rd November The O2, London
4th November International Arena, Cardiff

Fall Out Boy will be joined by PVRIS and nothing.nowhere. on all European dates.

Fans who pre-order the new album from their webstore will get exclusive pre-sale access to UK and Europe tour tickets.

General tickets will be available for purchase from 10am local time on Friday 17th February.

For all dates and ticket details, see www.falloutboy.com/tour.

Patrick Stump talks new material from Fall Out Boy

Patrick Stump told Radio X's Dan O'Connell recently that the secret to Fall Out Boy's longevity has been fairness in their business dealings.

"We never haggled over money,” he said on the Radio X Evening Show. “Early on we said we’re going to split it four ways no matter who does what and it just made the whole thing clean and easy.

"And there was never any in-fighting about, ‘Oh well I did this’ and it’s one of those things. Sometimes you do a lot more. There are times when I’m doing a lot more work than everybody else, but there are times when [bassist and lyricist] Pete (Wentz) does way more interviews than I do, or whatever it is. So everybody is working hard and it doesn’t really matter. So it’s one of those things."

"That was the best decision we ever made."