Twenty One Pilots back with two new songs
Twenty One Pilots’ Tyler Joseph (R) and Josh Dun pose on the red carpet of the 2015 MTV Europe Music Awards (EMA) at Mediolanum Forum on Oct. 25, 2015 in Milan. Image: Giuseppe Cacace/AFP
Twenty One Pilots are set to follow up the success of their 2015 album “Blurryface” with a new LP, and they’ve just shared its first two tracks, “Jumpsuit” and “Nico and The Niners.”
The Ohio rock/hip-hop/pop duo had released three previous albums before achieving breakthrough success with “Blurryface,” which includes the hit “Stressed Out.” Last March, it was revealed that every track on the album had been certified as gold or platinum in the US, thought to be a first.
The band has now revealed their fifth studio album is titled “Trench” and will drop on Oct. 5.
That news was accompanied by two brand-new tracks, each with their own video and featuring a very different sound — “Jumpsuit” veers toward alt-rock, while “Nico and The Niners” is a more upbeat anthem of rebellion.
The band will be promoting “Trench” with an international outing called “The Bandito Tour” that kicks off Oct. 16 with a North American tour leg. They’ll head to Australia and New Zealand in December, then to Europe early in the new year. Register for first access to tickets at twentyonepilots.com/banditotour. AB
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