Fall Out Boy, So Much For Tour Dust tour brings 2025 arena date to Berlin

Fall Out Boy continue to push their 2023 album So Much (for) Stardust on the road with the long-running So Much For Tour Dust tour. According to the band’s official tour listings, the run includes a major European leg with a Berlin arena date in early May 2025Fall Out Boy official tour page.

Berlin and other German-speaking dates on the route

The European stretch of So Much For Tour Dust brings Fall Out Boy to Berlin’s Uber Arena, with the show scheduled for May 6, 2025 in the arena in the city’s Friedrichshain districtUber Arena Berlin event listing. For fans in German-speaking countries, the tour also stops in Vienna, where the band is booked into the Wiener Stadthalle, and in Zurich at Hallenstadion, underlining the group’s continued pull across the DACH region.

Beyond these key cities, the same tour leg includes arena and large-theater shows in Paris, London, Manchester and other major European centers, creating a dense schedule that mirrors the packed North American routing. The DACH dates sit prominently within the run, giving fans in Germany, Austria and Switzerland access to the same full production the band debuted in the US.

Album & setlist focus with So Much (for) Stardust

On this tour, Fall Out Boy’s setlist leans heavily on So Much (for) Stardust while still weaving in catalog staples from the band’s 2000s and 2010s records. European show listings and fan reports from previous legs indicate that new songs such as Love From The Other Side and Hold Me Like A Grudge feature prominently alongside long-established live favorites including Sugar, We’re Goin Down and Thnks fr th MmrsSetlist.fm tour overview.

That mix positions the Berlin and Vienna shows as broad career overviews as much as album showcases, with the newer material framed by songs from From Under the Cork Tree, Infinity on High, Save Rock and Roll and American Beauty/American Psycho. It also reflects the band’s move over the past decade from club-level pop-punk origins into fully fledged arena headliners who can build multi-hour sets across different phases of their songwriting.

How the Fall Out Boy live sound has evolved

Across the So Much For Tour Dust dates, Fall Out Boy’s live sound combines the melodic hooks of mid-2000s pop-punk with the denser production and broader dynamics of their later records. The band’s current set design and lighting push the newer songs toward a widescreen rock feel, emphasizing Patrick Stump’s vocals and the multi-layered guitar arrangements that have become central to Fall Out Boy’s recent work.

In Berlin, Vienna and the other European dates, that approach interacts directly with the acoustics and scale of large arenas, giving older tracks such as Dance, Dance and This Ain’t a Scene, It’s an Arms Race a different weight than they had in club settings. Against this backdrop, Fall Out Boy’s position in the crossover space between pop-punk, emo and mainstream rock is likely to be evident to listeners, with the newer songs leaning more decisively into rock production while still retaining pop structure.

Where Fall Out Boy stand in their touring cycle

For the current tour cycle, Fall Out Boy’s next announced live date for German-speaking fans is the Uber Arena show in Berlin on May 6, 2025 at 8:00 p.m. (20:00) according to the venue’s scheduleUber Arena Berlin event listing. The band’s wider touring plans around So Much (for) Stardust remain active, with additional dates in Austria, Switzerland, France and the United Kingdom continuing the campaign.

Disclaimer: Tour dates and venues are subject to change by promoters and artists; readers should check the official Fall Out Boy tour page and local venue information for the latest updates before making travel or ticket decisions.