The duo that is Twenty One Pilots - Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun - has earned widespread applause for their energetic live sets and distinctive fusion of piano-driven indie-rocktronica and lyrical uplift. No strangers to the road, Twenty One Pilots has built a fervent national following via their electrifying live performances at innumerable headline shows and tours. The band is set to make its Fueled By Ramen debut with an as-yet-untitled new EP slated for release in the coming months which will be followed later this year by a full-length album.

Blurryface is Twenty One Pilots' fourth album. It is a loose concept album based on the titular character who represents all the insecurities singer Tyler Joseph feels in performance and writing music. Joseph got fans talking when he started appearing onstage and in music videos with black paint covering his hands and neck. “When I think about my insecurities getting the best of me, I think of a feeling of suffocation and the things that I create with my hands [making me feel] insecure…very dramatic I know, but it helps me get into that character”