Fall Out Boy Tour 2023 EXTENDED: Band Adds New Date in the UK; Here’s How to Get Tickets

Surprise! Due to popular demand, Fall Out Boy will be extending their tour in the United Kingdom and added a new concert date for their fans to have more chances of seeing them perform in person; check out below how to get tickets.

According to NME, the series of concerts will begin in Poland before heading to the UK for a few shows. The final set of shows will take place at The O2 on November 2, and they finally added a second night, which will be on November 3.

Taking to their official Twitter account, the band shared the official poster for the event, writingF, "London doin' it big! due to overwhelming demand + the pre-sale selling out we're adding a 2nd So Much For (Tour) Dust show at The O2 on Friday, 3rd November. tickets for this show and all the others go on sale Friday at 10am local."

For fans who wanted to see the band perform in person, tickets will be available for the general public on Friday, February 15, 10 a.m. local. For more information about the passes, visit Ticketmaster's official website here.

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Fall Out Boy New Era + Joe Trohman's Absence

The group is expected to perform their classic hits, as well as songs from their upcoming album "So Much (For) Stardust," which will be available for streaming and purchase on March 24.

Speaking to the outlet about the group's new record, Patrick Stump said he's just happy to spend time with his bandmates and hear the album after recording it.

Teasing fans about the next project's sound, the musician noted that it will not sound as similar to their previous releases because "it's not a throwback record."

"I didn't want to go back to a specific style, but I wanted to imagine what would it have sounded like if we had made a record right after 'Folie à Deux' [Fall Out Boy's divisive 2009 album] instead of taking a break for a few years," he noted.

In other updates, fans will be missing out on another member, Joe Trohman, as he previously announced he would be leaving the group to focus on his mental health.

Although it pains him to make the decision, he had to step away from Fall Out Boy, but he later assured fans he would "absolutely, one-hubdred percent" perform with the group again in the near future.

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