Fall Out Boy tour door times: what time do doors open at London The O2 and concert start time

Fall Out Boy tour will come to The O2 in London for back-to-back shows
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The door times for Fall Out Boy's huge arena shows in London have been confirmed.

Pete Wentz and co will be playing some of the biggest venues in major cities across the nation. It comes following the release of their eight studio album - So Much (for) Stardust.

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Fall Out Boy will be joined by PVRIS and nothing, nowhere as support acts for the tour. It is the band's first shows in the UK since the Hella Mega Tour in the summer of 2022.

The So Much for (tour) Dust began in the US in Chicago in June 2023 and will conclude in April 2024. Fall Out Boy will play shows in cities like Leeds, Manchester, London, Glasgow and Cardiff. It is just one of the big tours in the UK this week - including McFly and S Club.

If you are heading to the shows, you might be wondering what time you should arrive. Here's all you need to know:

What time do doors open for Fall Out Boy?

The So Much for (tour) Dust arena tour will be coming to major arena across the UK in the coming days. The next shows are at The O2 arena in London on Thursday, 2 November and Friday, 3 November.

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For the show, the doors will open at 6.30pm on both nights - the venue has confirmed. Expect similiar timings throughout the UK tour.

What time does Fall Out Boy show start?

The doors will open at The O2 arena at 6.30pm at the venue but the concert itself won't start until later. Previous shows have started at around 7pm and two support acts perform before Fall Out Boy take to the stage.

For the show in Birmingham on Halloween, the timings were:

  • 6pm - doors
  • 7pm - nothing, nowhere
  • 7.30pm - interval
  • 7.50pm - PVRIS
  • 8.30pm - interval
  • 8.50pm - Fall Out Boy
  • 11pm - curfew

All times are approximate and subject to change.

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