Twenty One Pilots return with huge new album, Clancy!
Twenty One Pilots return with huge new album, Clancy!
Why see Twenty One Pilots?
The Clancy World Tour!
Grammy Award-winning duo Twenty One Pilots are embarking on a brand new tour, 'The Clancy World Tour', in support of their latest album, 'Clancy'! Hailing from Ohio, Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun formed the band while in college and independently released their records before being signed by Pete Wentz's Fueled By Ramen label in 2013. Since the debut of their first studio album, 'Vessel', they have been creating genre-defying sounds blending synth, spoken word, and more, amassing a dedicated and immense fan base. Don't miss out as they set off on their largest headlining tour yet!
Their live performances are never less than full tilt, with singer Tyler Joseph often donning his trademark balaclava before crowd surfing his way around the venue. Expect a live show that vibes off the audience, entertaining and sending shivers down your spine!
Reviews
Customer reviews
24 reviews, average rating: (4.8 Stars)
Frostycoldbrew
Better than the Blurryface Tour
I went to see these two in Ottawa Ontario last year and even though they blew the hat
of my head I can assure you that they blew the roof off the Nassau Coliseum. Going
back to see them in Ottawa in May 2019!!!! ... Read more
Brendan
Total Audience Engagement
Tyler and Josh were incredible. Love how this duo (and band now) engage and have fun with the audience. Very good artist who love what they're doing! The fans appreciate their efforts and enjoy the ride rapping along with all their songs. ... Read more
Ct
Wow
Opener, Max Frost, has a set of pipes and
excels when performing gospel soul. His one-
man-band performance recalls Vesperteen’s
Colin Rigsby.
Awolnation - familiar to the growing crowd -
played second, and got the place moving. It is
easy to see why Twenty One Pilots wanted to
work with them.
Twenty One Pilots fans - or Skeleton Clique -
are dedicated; many, if not most, rapping and
singing every word of every song.
The show employed the standard light-fog
machines, and a burning car - the pair’s
longtime video staple - a catwalk between
stages A and B - allowing more fans close
contact with the duo - Josh Dun playing drums
on an audience-supported drum kit.
Ironically, what made the sold-out arena show
an elixir for ailing SoCal were the intimacies: all
three acts playing GooGoo Dolls’ “Iris†and “Hey
Jude†- where Frost’s voice shone; Joseph’s
story of Dun running away from home at nine
(“Come home, Joshâ€); and the close crowd
contact. Three cheers for Twenty One Pilots. ... Read more
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