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Fall Out Boy, Deftones and Phoebe Bridgers announce tour dates through 2027
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New tour announcements from Fall Out Boy, Deftones and Phoebe Bridgers are part of a wider set of live plans extending into 2027. The news gives fans dates to plan around, from major arena runs to smaller UK shows, while King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard have also announced a new album.
Fall Out Boy will play 36 arenas across Europe, the UK and North America, with support varying by leg. Deftones will tour North America in 2027 with Knocked Loose and Julie; Phoebe Bridgers has added dates from February to May. Pet Shop Boys will play London on 9 and 10 July next year, while New Order plans US shows in March. King Gizzard’s 29th album, *Entropy*, is due on 4 December, and The Jacksons will tour Australia and New Zealand for the first time since 2019.
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In short
- Fall Out Boy announced a 36-arena tour.
- Deftones and Phoebe Bridgers have 2027 dates.
- King Gizzard’s 29th album arrives on 4 December.
How this story developed
- 25 minutes ago The latest roundup adds that Fall Out Boy’s support acts will vary between the first half of the tour and its North American dates, alongside the previously reported plans from Deftones, Pet Shop Boys, New Order, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, Phoebe Bridgers and The Jacksons.
- 36 minutes ago A packed week of tour news saw Fall Out Boy plan 36 arena shows across Europe, the UK and North America, while Deftones announced a 2027 North American run; Pet Shop Boys, New Order, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, Phoebe Bridgers and The Jacksons also set out shows or album plans.
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Originally published by Far Out as “From Fall Out Boy to Phoebe Bridgers: The Far Out weekly tour news round-up (November 13th)”.