Get ready, Philly music lovers, because Grammy-winning duo Twenty One Pilots is landing in the City of Brotherly Love this fall as part of a monumental world tour. According to Patch, Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun will be hitting the Wells Fargo Center stage on September 14, making it one of the many pit stops in their extensive "Clancy World Tour." And for anyone wondering, buckle up for an artist presale that kicks off April 2.
This isn't just any tour — as NBC Philadelphia frames it, it's poised to be the duo's largest headline tour yet, starting in Denver on August 15. Imagine this, a cross-country journey from the City and County of Denver, to the star-studded streets of Los Angeles, and then swooping through major U.S. cities before an international escapade including stops in Australia, New Zealand, and all across Europe.
With more than 33 billion streams to their name and over three million concert tickets sold across their tours, Twenty One Pilots is not playing around, according to 9NEWS. Their upcoming album, "Clancy," sets the stage for this global trek, dropping on May 17 — exactly nine years after the release of their game-changing album "Blurryface." To tease the fans, they've unveiled a track named "Next Semester," surely building up the hype before the full album lands in listeners' laps.
For those ready to score some tickets, brace yourselves for the general sale kicking off at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, April 5. If you'd rather not leave it to chance and ensure you're front and center for the big night, you'll want to jump on the artist presale starting April 2. Just make sure you've got your alarm set, your card ready, and your clicking finger warmed up.
