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Saint Charles, Iowa, is set to host a highly anticipated concert next summer, as Roaming Hills—the venue for the popular Hinterland Music Festival—announces its partnership with Fall Out Boy for the “Twilight of the Punks” tour. The event is scheduled for Friday, August 6, and will feature fellow bands The Offspring and The Story So Far in an outdoor setting within Madison County. This concert will take place just five days after the conclusion of the Hinterland Music Festival, which runs from July 30 to August 1, though the lineup for that event has not yet been revealed. Tickets for the concert will go on sale starting at 10 a.m. on Thursday, November 12. Those interested in securing their place at the show are encouraged to sign up for presale access through the venue’s website. The “Twilight of the Punks” tour covers various dates and cities across North America, starting in mid-July and culminating in late August.

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Next year's edition of the Iowa festival will also include Caroline Polachek, Remi Wolf and Westside Cowboy on its lineup. Hinterland Music Festival is set to return to Saint Charles, Iowa, next year from July 30 to August 1, with Slayyyter, Phoebe Bridgers and Billy Strings topping the bill. The festival’s opening day will be headlined by Slayyyter, and there will also be performances from Remi Wolf, Caroline Polachek, Tiffany Day, Florence Road, Violet Grohl, Sophia Stel, and Judith. Saturday will see Bridgers take on the main stage, following sets from Malcolm Todd, The Backseat Lovers, Joshua Slone, underscores, Emma Ogier, Westside Cowboy and Kinji. Then, on Sunday, Zach Top, Stephen Wilson Jr., Mon Rovia, Wade Forster and Medium Build will play ahead of Billy Strings, who will close out the weekend. The festival has also announced a special performance by Haywire in a Cornfield. Tickets go on sale tomorrow (November 13), and you’ll be able to find them here.

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