Twenty One Pilots Headlining to Success

Twenty One Pilots – ring a bell? The answer’s most probably positive ever since you’ve heard of their most famous track, “Tear in My Heart.” While some will have the bragging rights in knowing Twenty One Pilots since the beginning of their musical career, most of us will likely won’t.

Twenty One Pilots was originally a three-man team composed of Tyler Joseph, Nick Thomas, and Chris Salih. It was formed six years ago when the trio is still in college. Not along after since their formation in 2009, the group embarked on a tour in Ohio, their place of origin, at the end of the same year after releasing their self-titled album. Though it was already a big step in span of a small amount of time, the group did not hold though. Nick Thomas and Chris Salih left the band and was later on replaced by Josh Dun giving way to the Twenty One Pilots today we have come to adore.

The electropop, alternative and a mix of hip hop duo then produced music after the other that has different labels picking up signals of a talented group. Their first full-length album Vessel further garnered attention from the musical crowd. While Vessel is a big factor on their names frequently typed in the search bar, numerous tours with already established names in the industry and TV appearance added another kind of leverage in their way to spotlight. And it was at the start of 2014, that they flew into the radar of the most common folks. Twenty Pilots became in demand to music festivals and celebrations.

To this date, Twenty One Pilots released their widely acclaimed fourth album Blurryface last May 2015. The album alone has sold 146,000 copies only a week later, after its release and landed the band the top spot on Billboard 200.

Twenty One Pilots revealed the album to be a shot in the dark only written at the back of the bus, hotel rooms and other areas where the impulse of making music will suddenly just jump on them. Yet the duo’s uncertainties and doubts proved to be useless, as we can all see that it is a well-aimed shot in the dark.

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