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Twenty One Pilots covered My Chemical Romance‘s ‘I’m Not Okay (I Promise)’ over the weekend for their first full show in two years.The Ohio duo showcased several tracks from their recent album ‘Scaled And Icy‘ at Milwaukee’s Summerfest at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater including ‘Good Day’, ‘No Chances’, ‘Formidable’ and ‘Shy Away’, which saw the band play a snippet of MCR’s hit.

Twenty One Pilots frontman Tyler Joseph has sold a portion of his back catalogue, it’s been confirmed.US-based Tempo Music Investments has acquired a selection of Joseph’s biggest hits as the songwriter for the Ohio duo, including ‘Stressed Out’, ‘Ride’ and ‘Heathens’.The firm says the deal also includes a new “strategic alliance” which has been launched between Joseph and his long-term manager, Chris Woltman, to work alongside Tempo on other potential investments.Described as a “platform to

Twenty One Pilots have said why their 2020 single ‘Level Of Concern’ did not appear on their latest album.‘Level Of Concern’ arrived last June as a standalone track, along with an innovative “never-ending” music video. It was not, however, among the eleven songs on last month’s ‘Scaled And Icy’.Speaking to Billboard, the band’s vocalist Tyler Joseph discussed the track’s absence.

Twenty One Pilots delivered a performance of new single ‘Shy Away’ on last night’s (May 28) The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon – watch it below.The Ohio duo – comprised of Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun – delivered a virtual performance of the song from the same pastel-coloured set used in some of their recent press shots.After being introduced by Fallon, who was joined by Army Of The Dead actor Dave Bautista, Twenty One Pilots gave fans a taste of what to expect when the band eventually gets

Debby Ryan joins husband Josh Dun on the red carpet at the 2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards on Thursday night (May 27) at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.

Twenty One Pilots have discussed the pressures of fame, saying that they’re still adjusting to their high profile status.Speaking to NME for this week’s Big Read cover feature, the band’s lead vocalist Tyler Joseph said: “One of the things Josh [Dun, drummer] and I have learned is, you know, when we started out we would play a show for 20 people and then after the show we would hang out with them.

Twenty One Pilots have said that their cover of Oasis‘ ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ at Reading and Leeds Festival was one of their career highlights.The Ohio duo performed the iconic Britpop anthem at both sites in August 2019, and even teamed up with Post Malone for their cover at Leeds Festival.Reflecting on the moment in this week’s Big Read, drummer Josh Dun told NME: “I’ll never forget it.

Tyler Joseph is talking fatherhood!

Twenty One Pilots returned last night (April 7) with new track ‘Shy Away’, and have revealed that the song features an unlikely guest.The new song is the first taste of Joseph and bandmate Josh Dun’s sixth album ‘Scaled And Icy’, which will land on May 21 via Fueled By Ramen.In a new interview with the BBC, Joseph revealed how his one-year-old daughter accidentally appears on ‘Shy Away’.He said: “You’ll hear this little baby cooing noise and it’s actually because, when I was first working on the

Twenty One Pilots have continued to tease a new era of music by sharing a cryptic selfie.The Ohio duo, comprised of Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun, previously teased fans last month by updating the headers of their social media channels with an orange-tinged photo of the pair in an empty venue staring at a stage, with their ‘Trench’ era logo in between.However, it now seems that a blue era could be the next chapter after singer Tyler Joseph shared a photo to his Instagram stories of a selfie

Twenty One Pilots appear to be teasing a new era after the band updated all of their social media headers.The Ohio duo, comprising Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun, have updated the headers of their social media channels with an orange-tinged photo of the pair in an empty venue staring at a stage, with their ‘Trench’ era logo in between.Known for playing cat-and-mouse with their fans, Twenty One Pilots released ‘Trench’, their fifth album, in 2018 via an elaborate trail of breadcrumbs that involved

Twenty One Pilots’ Tyler Joseph has offered a more in-depth apology following a tweet that poked fun at the idea of him “using his platforms“.In September, the singer shared two photos of himself wearing platform shoes alongside the caption “You guys keep asking me to use my platforms.

Twenty One Pilots have officially submitted their entry into Christmas playlists.

Twenty One Pilots frontman Tyler Joseph is set to take part in a live-streamed charity Fortnite tournament on Twitch tomorrow (December 8).Ahead of the event, the band have unveiled a new range of emotes on the livestreaming site, based on their fan-favourite mascot ‘Ned’.Ned first appeared in the video for ‘Chlorine’ last year, from the band’s latest album ‘Trench, and also appeared in the band’s live shows.“Ned is a very important person to us.

Twenty One Pilots’ Tyler Joseph has apologized after being criticized for making a joke about using his “platforms” on social media.

Twenty One Pilots‘ Tyler Joseph has issued an apology after making a joke about using his “platforms” which many of his followers deemed insensitive.Joseph took to Twitter yesterday (September 3) to share two photos of himself wearing a pair of white platform shoes, captioning the post: “You guys keep asking me to use my platforms.

Twenty One Pilots’ next album, saying they could write “two very different records next”.The band are currently working on the follow-up to their 2018 release ‘Trench’, which marked their fifth studio album.Speaking to AltPress, Joseph said he wasn’t interested in reacting to current events, but admitted he wasn’t “really sure which direction we’re gonna go yet”.

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Twenty One Pilots want to help. After fans almost immediately cracked the code to figure out how to upload their videos for the new "never-ending" visual for "Level of Concern," the Ohio duo posted a nearly seven-minute clip on Wednesday (June 24) to explain the process to the rest of us."Recently our dads were asking what the heck was going on with those codes," Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun tweeted along with a link to the video explainer.

There are many ways to stay busy during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown. For Twenty One Pilots, that means writing, recording and releasing the corona anthem "Level of Concern" and, as of Monday (June 22), dropping no less than four different video versions of the song. Below, check out eve

The duo first released the track back in April

Twenty One Pilots have a lot of time on their hands. Like the rest of us just starting to emerge from the nearly two month COVID-19 lockdown, Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun have been cooped up waiting for the stay-at-home stretch to end. But, unlike most of us, they've been using their time to make not one, but two versions of their quarantanthem, "Level of Concern."

Featuring a cameo from Ned

Tyler Joseph says he's "writing a record right now" while in lockdown

Tyler Joseph of Twenty One Pilots curated an "At Home With" playlist for Apple Music today (May 11) and dissected his picks with Zane Lowe while discussing what's cued up next for him.

Joseph's mum and wife were two of the key influences on the track

Tyler Joseph is speaking out – kind of.

Tyler Joseph called in to Sirius XM’s "The Morning Mashup" on Friday (April 24) to spill about Twenty One Pilots’ new single “Level of Concern.” According to the frontman, the song came together following an off-hand suggestion from his mother.

What could the mysterious tweet mean?

While the coronavirus epidemic is upending traditional music industry release schedules, it’s sent some artists into creative mode. ​twenty one pilots recently shared their take on the epidemic with “Level of Concern.” The track finds Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun creating a song and music video from scratch while in quarantine.