They're doing it up one last time before the curtain calls. CANADIAN ROCKERS Sum 41 announced they are embarking on their final headlining global tour, and it’s set to kick off with quite the send-off. The tour, named "Tour Of The Setting Sum," is pegged as a bittersweet farewell to fans worldwide, alongside the release of their last album "Heaven :x: Hell". In a spectacle of rock nostalgia, they're scheduled to play across the planet, with stops in the United States, Japan, Mexico, Germany, Italy, among other countries, as it was disclosed by Blabbermouth.net.
Phoenix residents, mark your calendars for October 2. The band is planning to bring the house down at the Arizona Financial Theatre. According to a press release obtained by ABC15, presale ticket access started rolling out already, with Citi cardmembers getting their shot at snagging tickets until tommorow, 10 p.m. local time, through the Citi Entertainment program. Others eagerly waiting to score tickets will be able to consequently rush to get them starting Friday, 10 a.m. local time at the band's website.
The "Tour Of The Setting Sum" stretches far and wide, promising shows across continents from Jakarta to Quebec, getting ready to light up stages like Paris La Défense Arena – already sold out – and culminating in Toronto's Scotiabank Arena on January 30, 2025. This last show is positioned not just as the end of the tour, but as the final bow for Sum 41 as a band, as noted by Blabbermouth.net.
Known for their fusion of punk and metal, and anthems that became soundtracks for many at the turn of the millennium, Sum 41's farewell tour seems poised to serve as a living tribute to the band's storied two-decade-plus career. Whether you've been following them since "Fat Lip" or you caught on later, this tour is shaping up to be an opportunity to hear the soundtrack of a generation live – possibly for the last time. For more details on the Phoenix show and to see all the tour dates, check out the tour page on Sum 41’s site before the tickets all vanish.
