TWENTY ONE PILOTS RELEASE OFFICIAL SONG AND VIDEO FOR “DRAG PATH”

GRAMMY-winning rock sensations Twenty One Pilots have released viral track “Drag Path,” out today via Atlantic Records. Despite previously being unavailable on streaming, the song took the internet by storm, amassing more than 1.5B views across over 75K creates. 

A version of the song was originally released as an exclusive bonus track on Breach: Digital Remains, a limited-edition expansion on last year’s chart-topping album Breach, available for one week only.  After the song began to take on new life and bring new fans into the fold, the band returned to the studio to record a new, shortened version of the track. 

Along with the song, the band unveiled a music video featuring visuals by Tobias Gundorff. Inspired by Gundorff’s short film from over a decade ago, frontman Tyler Joseph reached out to the director to adapt his short into a music video. 

Twenty One Pilots are not slowing down — next week, the band will release Twenty One Pilots: More Than We Ever Imagined, a larger-than-life concert film. The film arrives at IMAX and cinemas worldwide on February 26 for a limited time, with exclusive IMAX previews beginning February 25. To view the official trailer, purchase tickets, and get more information on locations and showings, visit  www.TwentyOnePilots.film.

Following the film’s release, the band will embark on a headlining festival run across North America, the UK, and Europe – see full routing below. This comes after THE CLANCY TOUR: BREACH 2025, which took place last fall and saw the band play amphitheatres and stadiums across North America before closing with two sold-out nights at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles.

Twenty One Pilots Festival Dates

Feb 20–22 — Tempe, AZ — Innings Festival

Jun 19–21 — Landgraaf, NL — Pinkpop Festival
Jun 19–21 — Scheeßel, DE — Hurricane Festival
Jun 19–21 — Neuhausen ob Eck, DE — Southside Festival

Jun 25–28 — St. Gallen, CH — OpenAir St. Gallen
Jun 26–28 — Lido di Camaiore, IT — La Prima Estate Festival

Jul 2–5 — Werchter, BE — Rock Werchter Festival
Jul 3–5 — Arras, FR — Main Square Festival

Jul 8–11 — Madrid, ES — Mad Cool Festival
Jul 9–11 — Cruz Quebrada-Dafundo, PT — NOS Alive

Jul 15–18 — Ostrava, CZ — Colours of Ostrava
Jul 16–19 — Bonțida, RO — Electric Castle Festival

Aug 11–15 — Budapest, HU — Sziget Festival
Aug 14 — Poznań, PL — Bittersweet Festival
Aug 22 — St. Pölten, AT — FM4 Frequency Festival
Aug 30 — London, UK — All Points East Festival

Sep 11 — New Glasgow, PE — Sommo Festival