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Twenty One Pilots will take the stage at Victoria Park in London on August 30. It is set to be the band’s only UK show of the year. Previously announced acts for the day include Wunderhorse, Nova Twins, REN, BBNO$, PVRIS, Dead Pony, Kid Kapachi and LEAP.

Today (25 March) celebrated Australian rock band, Gang of Youths has joined the lineup. Their 2017 track ‘Achilles Come Down’ achieved virality in 2020 and still remains a popular track on TikTok with over 45 thousand posts under the official sound on the platform. Also on the bill are American rock band, half alive. This will be their second time supporting Twenty One Pilots after accompanying them on their 2021 Takeover Tour. NOAHFINNCE, British singer and YouTuber, is one of the exciting emerging acts set to support, he released his first original single, ‘Asthma Attack’ in 2018 on YouTube and was signed to Hopeless Records in 2019. British punk rockers Kid Kapichi, British Rock duo Nova Twins, Jessie Murph and Artio are just a few more on the long list of names added.

Keeping with All Points East’s theme of immersing their promotion within their headliner’s fanbase, the line up additions were teased last night (24 March). Fan received an email from the festival with a cryptic letter, written in the style of one from the world of the band’s expansive and long-running narrative, Trench. Highlighted words like “Jessie,” “Noah,” “half” and “alive” as well as “let me down easy” (Gang of Youths’ 2x Platinum single) gave the fans a taste of who would be joining the band on August 30.

In addition to a stacked line up, Twenty One Pilots is bringing along their exclusive Fan Premier Exhibit to Victoria Park. This add-on will allow fans to walk through showings of memorabilia from the band’s career, new items from their most recent album, ‘Breach’, interactive photo ops and more. Additionally, the immersive Bandtiø Camp will be set up on the festival grounds, an installation described as somewhere fans can “take photos, explore the camp’s artefacts and connect with fellow Banditos.”

Most recently, the duo officially released their single, ‘Drag Path’ which gained massive, unexpected popularity five months after its limited release in September 2025. After going viral on TikTok, the official release of the song peaked at Number 23 on the Official Singles chart. This is the duo’s highest position on this chart since their 2016 single ‘Heathens.’

Twenty One Pilots will close out the All Points East 2026 festivities on the last weekend of August. Ahead of them Victoria Park will see sets from Jorja Smith and Tems on Friday 21 August, Lorde on Saturday 22 August, Deftones at Outbreakfest on Sunday 23 August, and Tyler, The Creator will headline two nights on 28 and 29 August.

Tickets for Twenty One Pilots’ All Points East takeover can still be found here.

Released in September 2025, ‘Drag Path’ was only accessible for purchase for the first week after the release of ‘Breach’, the only way to originally consume the song was by buying the Breach Digital Remains pack. Making the song all the more special for fans to have and to hold. Fans attempted to share the song with one another via cryptic Google Drives and Soundcloud uploads, but these have consistently been promptly removed, and the song has never been available on streaming, until now.

The Breach Digital Remains pack is essentially an alternate version of ‘Breach,’ only available digitally. The exclusive release came with a 50-page booklet, including handwritten lyrics, photographs and keepsakes from the tormented journey of ‘Breach.’

Known to create beautiful, narrative heavy works, ‘Breach’ follows the beloved story of the bands characters, Clancy, and Torchbearer. Before its release, the duo stated that the album would be the final instalment in their decade long storytelling.

‘Drag Path’ itself gained momentum on social media app TikTok as people dissected the devastating lyricism. The track amounted traction after users began pairing the phrase ‘drag path’ over tearjerking videos.

It is a mystery whether the boys were planning to commercially release ‘Drag Path’ all along or if the unexpected success has urged them to do so, however we are glad either way. The heights of success, videos with millions of views, and ‘Drag Path’ simply breaching containment of Twenty one Pilots’ close-knit fandom, has left people wondering what is a drag path? The meaning seems to have been lost to the masses.

The term drag path is somewhat self explanatory, the physical mark left behind something being dragged across a surface. Despite this, social media users have added their own spin, interpreting it in a way that uses the phrase as a reminder of people lost, moments passed and incidents that have shaped them throughout their lives. Whether this may be the scratch marks left behind by a late pet, old tattoos or family photos, fans have birthed drag path into a wonderous multi-use term.

On Monday 16 February, the two-piece band shared a video to their social media stating they were planning to release ‘Drag Path’ alongside a music video. In response to fan distaste of the original secret single, the bridge has been axed alongside some lyrics that can now only be sought out on the original version. Released alongside the single at 6pm, a music video was released utilising footage from a 2010 stop motion short film, Out Of The Forest, written and directed by Tobias Gundorff Boesen.

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Whilst maintaining the emotional toll the original release had, Twenty One Pilots have offered fans their intimate song ‘Drag Path’ to stream without fears of it being deleted from their devices. ‘Drag Path’ can at long last rightfully be enjoyed by fans globally.

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‘Twenty one Pilots: More Than We Ever Imagined’ will screen in theatres worldwide on February 26. Its set to be a full-length concert recording of the bands mammoth Mexico City headline show from their Clancy World Tour.  This show in particular was notoriously insane, held at the Estadio GNP Seguros which has a sold-out capacity of approximately 65,000 people, the bands biggest headline show to date.

The film is set to follow the band from the moment they touch down in the city right up until the breathtaking experience of them stepping on stage in front of over 60,000 excited fans. The recording is set to feature moments of realness from backstage, exclusive tid bits and behind the scenes knowledge on how they gear up for their high energy performances.

If anyone has been to a Twenty One Pilots show, fan or not you are well aware of the level of production and craftsmanship that goes into the band’s concerts. Playing drums on a platform held by fans, trustfully walking through the dedicated audience, crowd participation and dozens of call and return moments, this band is something special.

Not only have fans speculated a concert film, but they have also eagerly been waiting for the recorded concert album ever since the three Columbus shows on the US leg of their tour were known to be recorded. Before the shows an image popped up on the big screens either side of the stage reading, ‘This show will be recorded for a live album, we have placed 40 crowd mics all around this place, so give us everything you’ve got?’ Due to the long wait time people started speculating whether the band had actually forgotten about the existence of these suspected lives album recordings, but low and behold they always have something up their sleeve. We can only pray that the Columbus live album is just around the corner.

The Clancy World Tour was the ninth tour by the American music duo, the tour began on August 15th and was a celebration of the band’s album, ‘Clancy’.  The tour was separated into two legs the original Clancy tour then the Breach segment which featured new songs from the band’s latest album release, ‘Breach’. The first part of the Clancy tour consisted of 73 worldwide shows and the second leg had 23 shows. A staggering amount of hard work was put in to make each indivudal show exceptional, the tours duration stretched from August 15   2024  all the way to October 26, 2025.

This isn’t the bands first rodeo on the big screen, back in 2022 the boys released ‘Concert Experience’ which marked the first anniversary of their album, ‘Scaled and Icy’ The film was screened in over 1500 theatres across 60 counties.

The band has undoubtedly one of the most dedicated fandoms out there and it’s no doubt they are getting ready to suit up and take their seats to enjoy the phenomenal Clancy tour all over again. We simply cant wait to see what’s in store.

Taking place in Victorian Park London, All Points East spans over August 22 to August 30. Starting off the highly anticipated shows, Lorde is set to headline on August 22 before Tyler The Creator takes the stage on August 28 and 29 and at long last twenty one pilots have confirmed their headline spot on August 30.

Twenty one pilots were last in the UK May 2025, once August rolls around it will be a sweet reunion that fans have been aching for all year.

The UK return of beloved Ohio boys, twenty one pilots, was cleverly marketed on walls and billboards. Lyrics from the two-piece bands notorious album, Trench were displayed throughout the city of London, leaving fans rabidly speculating online.

In August, vocalist Tyler Joseph shared a devastating post clarifying that the pair would not be touring their latest album, Breach, outside of the US. Joseph said that ‘other than maybe some festivals next year, it will be the first time in our careers we won’t know when we will tour again.’. Reading this for the first time was selfishly a punch to the gut however its now evident this was the understatement of the century.

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The boys are booked and busy for 2026, preparing for a purely insane European festival run, each show is set to be spectacular:

·      June 19, Netherlands, Pinkpop

·      June 20, Germany, Hurricane festival

·      June 21, Germany, Southside festival

·      June 26, Switzerland, Openair ST Gallen

·      June 28, Italy, La prima estate

·      July 4, Belgium, Rock Werchter

·      July 5, France, Main Square festival

·      July 9, Portugal, Nos alive

·      July 10, Spain, Mad Cool Festival

·      July 15-18, Czechia, Colours of Ostrava

·      July 16-19, Romania, Electric Castle festival

·      August 14, Poland, Bittersweet Festival

·      August 20-22, Austria, Frequency festival

·      August 30, London, All Points East

On the day of their All Points East debut, twenty one pilots are joined by a multitude of remarkable acts. Featured on the lineup are Wunderhorse, REN, BBNO$, paris, Nova Twins, Dead Pony, Kid Kapachi and LEAP, plus more TBA.

The All Points East festival appearance is notably special as it is the bands only UK exclusive show for 2026. Not only are we expecting an incredible performance, but the show is also set to be excitingly interactive. They band are bringing along their fan premier exhibit (FPE) and their Bandito Camp from the Breach tour. The FPE is a museum like walk through of the bands history and tickets can be brought separately. Bandito camp is not your usual campsite, it invites individuals into the world of the concept album, Trench. Fans can sign the flag that Josh Dun, waves on stage. The entire show is very lore heavy however it is guaranteed fun for everybody involved.

To put its simply if you are a twenty one pilots fan this is definitely not the show to miss!

Tickets are available now via the All Points East website and twenty one pilots’ tour site.

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In his post, he reminisces on his early music days of posting ukulele and guitar covers of emo bands on Instagram and YouTube between 2015 and 2021 when he released his debut EP ‘My Brain After Therapy’. 

The pop-punk artist made his way to fame on social media, posting his life on Instagram as he documented moments going to school, playing music with friends and attending numerous concerts. His relationship with Twenty One Pilots has been long running throughout his music career with one of his most viewed videos on YouTube being a cover of ‘Truce’ from the band’s 2013 album ‘Vessel’, which he posted in 2019. 

With the artist’s close relationship with Twenty One Pilots’ music, many fans theorized that he would feature on the tribute album before the announcement. NoahFinnce posted his amusement at the amount of guesses on his Instagram story.

He continues his YouTube career alongside music, posting videos concerning trans experience and issues. NoahFinnce released his latest album ‘Growing Up On The Internet’ in 2024, a pop-punk collection of songs expressing the trials and tribulations of being so immersed in online culture at a young age, considering the artist began posting on Instagram at age 13. The album has all the heartbreak and British snark of the artist’s musical personality.

‘Growing Up On The Internet’ peaked at No. 93 in the UK Official Albums Chart, featuring an eclectic range of songs from the heartbreaking acoustic/electric rock blend in ‘SUBTITLES’ to the spiky alt-rock track ‘I Know Better’, a fan favourite which stands out in the album with over 3m listens on Spotify. The singer shared the change in sonic direction with the track, sharing with Rock Sound “The song has the same angst and sarcasm as my old stuff but with a darker sound.”

‘Blurryface Reborn’  is set to feature an exciting lineup of artist’s including Noahfinnce’s fellow  YouTube-born musician James Marriott. Here’s the full tracklist: 

Twenty One Pilots – ‘Blurryface Reborn’

1. Bambie Thug – Heavydirtysoul

2. Awolnation – Stressed Out

3. Arrows In Action – Ride

4. James Marriott– Fairly Local

5. AViVA – Tear In My Heart

6. YONAKA– Lane Girl

7. NOAHFINNCE – The Judge

8. Royal & The Serpent – Doubt

9. Dead Pony – Polarize

10. Bears In Trees – We Don’t Believe What’s On TV

11. As December Falls – Message Man

12. Artio – Hometown

13. The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus – Not Today

14. As It Is – Goner

You can also catch NoahFinnce at his UK headline tour this November. Tickets for his tours are available on his website. 

Twenty One Pilots have teased us with a fairly last-minute London show.

After having kicked off the ‘Clancy Era’ in a live environment (playing New York’s tiny Bowery Ballroom on May the 2nd), Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun are set to visit the capital on May 9.

The pair will be playing the Electric Ballroom in Camden on the 9th of May. Tickets are available here.

Following on from the previously released Overcompensate and Next Semester, the Duo have now shared Backslide—from their upcoming album ‘Clancy’.

There is also a music video for Backslide—directed by drummer Josh Dun—with throwbacks to other huge moments in their discography, including the bike riding from Stressed Out. Their mascot, Ned from the Chlorine video, has similarities to Scaled and Icy’s Choker and even more.

Clancy is due to be released a week later than originally planned, on May 24th, with frontman Tyler Joseph explaining that they need a little more time to finish up all the album’s music videos.

“When I first told Josh [Dun, drummer] and Mark [Eshleman, collaborator] and everyone on our team that I wanted to do a music video for every song on the album Clancy that’s coming up, I told them it’s because I love these songs, and I believe in them enough to pretend to sing in front of a camera to each one,” he said. “And that’s what we’re going to do, because that’s how I want to present this album.

“But because of that, in order to accomplish that, we need a little bit more time – that’s why I’m making this video. We’re going to push the album back by one week, to May 24.”

Watch the video for Backslide below:

Catch twenty one pilots on The Clancy World Tour at the following:

August

15 Denver, CO @ Ball Arena
18 Salt Lake City, UT @ Delta Center
21 Portland, OR @ Moda Center
22 Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena
24 Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena
25 Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center
27 Los Angeles, CA @ Intuit Dome
28 Los Angeles, CA @ Intuit Dome
30 Phoenix, AZ @ Footprint Center
31 Las Vegas, NV @ MGM Grand Garden Arena

September

3 Austin, TX @ Moody Center
4 Houston, TX @ Toyota Center
6 Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center
10 Duluth, GA @ Gas South Arena
11 Orlando, FL @ Kia Center
13 Raleigh, NC @ PNC Arena
14 Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center
15 Baltimore, MD @ CFG Bank Arena
17 Newark, NJ @ Prudential Center
18 Brooklyn, NY @ Barclays Center
20 Boston, MA @ TD Garden
25 Montreal, QC @ Bell Centre
27 Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena
28 Cleveland, OH@ Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse
29 Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena

October

1 Chicago, IL @ United Center
2 Chicago, IL @ United Center
4 Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena
5 Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena
8 Indianapolis, IN @ Gainbridge Fieldhouse
9 Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena
10 St. Louis, MO @ Enterprise Center
12 Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center

November

17 Auckland, NZ @ Spark Arena
19 Melbourne, AU @ Rod Laver Arena
21 Brisbane, AU @ Brisbane Entertainment Centre
24 Sydney, AU @ Qudos Bank Arena

April 2025

7 Hamburg, DE @ Barclays Arena
8 Berlin, DE @ Uber Arena
9 Lodz, PL @ Atlas Arena
12 Prague, CZ @ O2 Arena
13 Vienna, AT @ Wiener Stadthalle
16 Zurich, CH @ Hallenstadion
17 Bologna, IT @ Unipol Arena
21 Madrid, ES @ WiZink Center
22 Barcelona, ES @ Palau San Jordi
24 Lyon, FR @ LDLC Arena
27 Munich, DE @ Olympiahalle
28 Milan, IT @ Forum
30 Amsterdam, NL @ Ziggo Dome

May 2025

1 Cologne, DE @ Lanxess Arena
2 Paris, FR @ Accor Arena
5 Glasgow, UK @ OVO Hydro Arena
6 Birmingham, UK @ Resorts World Arena
8 Belfast, UK @ SSE Arena Belfast
9 Dublin, IE @ 3Arena
11 Manchester, UK @ AO Arena
13 London, UK @ The O2
14 London, UK @ The O2

Get your tickets here.

The duo’s latest album (Clancy), which will feature 13 songs, is due out on the 17th of May on Fueled By Ramen, bringing Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun back into the world of Trench. There will be plenty to unpack, and as such, frontman Tyler has confirmed that each track on the record will be getting a proper music video.

Taking to social media to confirm their plans, Tyler revealed that the band have already finished eight videos with a further seven still in the works. While this adds up to 15 videos in total, the singer explained that one of the videos has two versions and the other he doesn’t like, “so we’re reshooting”.

It must be said that not every video will be as detailed and cinematic as Overcompensate, though – “Some of them are lower budget DIY types,” Tyler adds. And drummer Josh may also be writing and directing one of the remaining seven, however “he wanted a little time to think of an idea before committing to it”.

If you haven’t seen the video for Overcompensate, check it out here now:

Twenty One Pilots are an American musical duo from Columbus, Ohio. Initially a band, the group was formed in 2009 by lead vocalist Tyler Joseph, along with Nick Thomas and Chris Salih, who both left in 2011. Since their departure, the line-up has consisted of Joseph and drummer Josh Dun. The duo is best known for their singles “Stressed Out”, “Ride”, and “Heathens”. The group received a Grammy Award for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards for “Stressed Out”. The band independently released two albums, Twenty One Pilots (2009) and Regional at Best (2011), before being signed by record label Fueled by Ramen in 2012. Their label debut Vessel (2013) became the second album in history on which every track received at least a gold certification, making Twenty One Pilots the first and only band in the history of music to see every song on two albums earn gold or platinum awards.

See the full Clancy tracklist:

1. Overcompensate
   2. Next Semester
   3. Midwest Indigo
   4. Routines In The Night
   5. Backslide
   6. Vignette
   7. The Craving (Jenna’s Version)
   8. Lavish
   9. Navigating
   10. Snap Back
   11. Oldies Station
   12. At the Risk Of Feeling Dumb
   13. Paladin Strait

In pictures: All the action from the Kerrang! Awards 2022 https://t.co/Vaqajwcyfz pic.twitter.com/V0GBDFIr2j

— Kerrang! (@KerrangMagazine) June 24, 2022

The Kerrang! Awards have remained a staple for any music fan and were founded by the alternative music publication in 1994. Since its formation, the ceremony and its various accolades have become notable recognitions, garnering respect for any act. This year’s annual music show was presented by comedian Ed Gamble and consisted of fourteen award categories, nine of which are voted by a fan poll.

Luke Morton, Kerrang! Editor has given the following statement, “The alternative music scene is more exciting than ever in 2022, and this year’s Kerrang! Awards underlines our commitment to supporting new music and championing the underdogs. I’m so proud to introduce three new categories that strike at the heart of the underground and the alternative community, while also recognising the stadium-conquering legends who have paved the way and make the alt. scene the most inspiring place to be right now. Our world is alive with positive change – get on board.”

The Icon Award presented by Marshall remains one of the ceremony’s most coveted awards, this year the prestigious accolade was awarded to Green Day. The American punk veterans were presented the award for their long and historic career, the East Bay-formed trio have been releasing hits since their formation in 1987. Another esteemed American band were honoured during the ceremony, Fall Out Boy were given the Inspiration Award. Influential rockers Weezer also won big at the awards, the “Buddy Holly” hitmakers were inducted into the Kerrang! Hall of Fame.

This year’s winners consisted of several British acts, Bring Me the Horizon won Best Song for their single “Die4u”. The group are no stranger to the alt-rock music awards, the band have won eight accolades at the Kerrang! Awards, they first won The Best British Newcomer in 2006. The Best British Act award presented by Dead Man’s Fingers Rum was scooped by Biffy Clyro, the Scottish rockers beat out Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes, Venom Prison, Neck Deep and Loathe to claim the award.

 

 

 

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Presented by Music Venue Trust, Best Live Act was awarded to Twenty One Pilots, the band took to the stage to accept the award just before a scheduled performance at London O2 Academy Brixton. London-formed rock duo Nova Twins are crowned this year’s Best British Breakthrough presented by MEATliquor, the group’s most recent album Supernova was released this month and placed high within the UK album charts.

This year also saw the induction of new categories, the New Noise Award presented by Dr Martins, The Disputer Award and the Grassroots Award. The New Noise accolade was created to celebrate the Grassroots music scene and acknowledge up-and-coming bands who show tremendous promise, this year it was awarded to WARGASM. Trap artist Mimi Barks was given The Disruptor Award, the singer recently released the single DEADGIRL last month to much applause. Inspiring figure Janey Starling was the receiver of The Grassroots Award, the activist is the co-director of the renowned feminist organisation Level-Up and has led many other successful campaigns.

Full List of 2022 Winners

Kerrang! Icon Presented by Marshall – Green Day
Best Live Act Presented by Music Venue Trust – Twenty One Pilots
New Noise Award Presented by Dr. Martin – WARGASM
Best International Breakthrough presented by Blinding Talent – Amyl And The Sniffers
The Disruptor Award – Mimi Barks
Kerrang! Hall Of Fame – Weezer
Best Album – Bob Vylan – Bob Vylan Presents The Price Of Life
Grassroots Award – Janey Starling
Best British Breakthrough presented by MEATliquor – Nova Twins
Best Festival presented by Strongbow Ultra – Download Pilot
Best British Act presented by Dead Man’s Fingers Rum – Biffy Clyro
Best International Act – Poppy
Best Song – Bring Me The Horizon – “DiE4u”
Kerrang! Inspiration Award –  Fall Out Boy

70+ NAMES ADDED to #RandL19 PLUS Stage & Day splits are here!
Tickets  https://t.co/GWAf5mUFlG pic.twitter.com/mDvRiuLLCh

— Reading & Leeds Fest (@OfficialRandL) March 7, 2019

This year’s Reading and Leeds Festival includes a stellar line-up, which is lead by four crowd-pleasing favourites including Foo Fighters, Post Malone, Twenty One Pilots, and The 1975, who will spread their time between both venues across the three days of the festival. Among the 70 names announced today (March 07) and joining the trio of headliners will be AE MAK, Aitch, Anteros, Anti Up, Bad Child, Bakar, Basement, Belako, Black Honey, Blade Brown, Blood Youth, Boston, Manor, Brunswick, Cemetery Sun, Clairo, and Counterfeit.

The following acts are also on the bill and will be joining the already stellar line-up is Danileigh, Dappy, Dave, Deno Driz, Dillion Francis, Dimension, DJ Target, Dream State, Dreamers, The Faim Fidlar, Georgia, Ghostemane, Higher Power, Himalayas, Hobo Johnson & The Lovemakers, Hot Milk, Jaguar Skills, James Organ, Jeremy Zucker, Just Banco, K-Trap, Kenny Allstar, King Princess, Loski, Machine Gun Kelly, Maleek Berry, Masicka, Mayday Parade, and Mella Dee.

Completing today’s additional artists is Milk Teeth, Mini Mansions Moontower, Mtrnica, Night Riots, Ocean Alley, Of Mice & Men, Paris, Patent Pending, Pip Blom, Press Club, Prospa, PUP, Puppy, Roddy Ricch, Saint JHN, Sea Girls, Smokeasac, The Snuts, Sophie and the Giants Sports Team, Stand Atlantic, SWMRS, Teddy, Tiffany Calver, and Tion Wayne. The full list confirmed to be playing the festival can be seen below.

During the first wave of announcements it was revealed that The 1975 will headline, the festivals opening night, on Friday the 23rd of August 2019. The band will be joined by the likes of Juice WRLD, Pale Waves, Camelphat, Hayley Kiyoko, and Bowling For Soup. Meanwhile, Post Malone and Twenty One Pilots are scheduled to co-headline, slots, on Saturday the 24th of August 2019.

Among the other names, announced to be playing on Saturday are Blossoms, Billie Eilish, Stefflon Don, PVRIS, Crucast, and G Flip. The closing night will see the Foo Fighters bring it home, on Sunday the 25th of August 2019. The following acts are also on the bill, and will be joining the already stellar line-up is Bastille, The Distillers, NOT3S, Sundara Karma, Denis Sulta, The Amazons, and Yungblud.