What to know about Fall Out Boy's tour with Jimmy Eat World
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Fall Out Boy and Jimmy Eat World begin their So Much For (2our) Dust tour on Wednesday.
Why it matters: It features two of the biggest pop-punk bands of all time at a time when the genre is experiencing a resurgence.
The intrigue: The 23-date trek is a continuation of Fall Out Boy's So Much For (Tour) Dust tour the band wrapped up in December.
- The latest run begins in Portland and includes stops in Seattle, Austin, New York, Columbus and Nashville.
State of play: Jimmy Eat World will join Fall Out Boy on every date.
- Other special guests include The Maine, Hot Mulligan, Daisy Grenade, Games We Play and Carr at select shows.
If you go: Tickets are available — via retail or resale — for every show with prices typically starting around $55.
Worthy of your time: To get you ready for the tour, we've created a Spotify playlist of essential songs.
So Much For (2our) Dust dates:
- Feb. 28 — Portland, Oregon (Moda Center)
- March 1 — Seattle (Climate Pledge Arena)
- March 3 — Sacramento, California (Golden 1 Center)
- March 4 — Anaheim, California (Honda Center)
- March 7 — Fort Worth, Texas (Dickies Arena)
- March 8 — Austin, Texas (Moody Center)
- March 11 — Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Paycom Center)
- March 13 — Birmingham, Alabama (Legacy Arena at the BJCC)
- March 15 — Orlando, Florida (Amway Center)
- March 16 — Jacksonville, Florida (VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena)
- March 19 — Raleigh, North Carolina (PNC Arena)
- March 20— Baltimore (CFG Bank Arena)
- March 22 — New York (Madison Square Garden)
- March 24 — Albany, New York (MVP Arena)
- March 26 — Grand Rapids, Michigan (Van Andel Arena)
- March 27 — Pittsburgh (PPG Paints Arena)
- March 29 — Columbus, Ohio (Schottenstein Center)
- March 30 — Lexington, Kentucky (Rupp Arena)
- March 31 — Nashville, Tennessee (Bridgestone Arena)
- April 2 — Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Fiserv Forum)
- April 3 — Des Moines, Iowa (Wells Fargo Arena)
- April 5 — Omaha, Nebraska (CHI Health Center Arena)
- April 6 — Minneapolis (Target Center)
