Twenty One Pilots have officially unveiled their latest single “Drum Show”, the third track to be released from their highly anticipated new album, “Breach”.
Known for constantly reinventing their sound, the Ohio duo once again surprise fans—this time with drummer Josh Dun stepping up to deliver lead vocals during the middle section of the track.
This marks the first time Dun has taken on a vocal lead in the band’s catalog, adding an entirely new dynamic to their signature alternative rock sound.
The release is accompanied by a high-energy music video that captures the band’s performance intensity and offers a glimpse into the thematic world of Breach — watch it below.
Drum Show: A Fresh Direction for Twenty One Pilots
Since their breakthrough with Blurryface in 2015, Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun have been praised for blending genres such as alternative rock, hip-hop, pop, and electronic music.
With “Drum Show,” the band leans into powerful live instrumentation and rhythmic intensity, showcasing Dun’s drumming prowess while giving him the spotlight vocally for the first time.
Fans have already started dissecting the lyrics and energy of the track, speculating on how it ties into the larger storyline that has run throughout Twenty One Pilots’ albums for nearly a decade.
Tyler Joseph Confirms Breach Will Conclude Band’s Decade-Long Narrative
Earlier this week, frontman Tyler Joseph took to social media to share new details about the album, confirming that Breach’s opening track, “City Walls”, will serve as the final chapter in the band’s ongoing narrative arc, which began with their 2015 record Blurryface.
Joseph also revealed that the music video for “City Walls” will drop on the album’s release day—September 12, 2025—marking what many fans believe will be a monumental moment in Twenty One Pilots’ career.
Breach Tracklist Revealed
The full 13-track listing for Breach is now confirmed:
- City Walls
- Rawfear
- Drum Show
- Garbage
- The Contract
- Downstairs
- Robot Voices
- Center Mass
- Cottonwood
- One Way
- Days Lie Dormant
- Tally
- Intentions
With songs like “Rawfear” and “Robot Voices” already generating buzz from teasers and live previews, fans are bracing themselves for what promises to be one of the duo’s most ambitious albums to date.
Twenty One Pilots 2025 U.S. Tour
To coincide with the album release, Twenty One Pilots will kick off a U.S. headline tour this September, starting in their hometown of Cincinnati, Ohio, and wrapping up with two massive stadium shows in Los Angeles in October.
The shows are expected to sell out quickly, with fans eager to see the new tracks from Breach performed live for the first time.
Tyler Joseph on the Future of Touring
In an open statement to fans, Tyler Joseph admitted that after the Breach North American shows, the future of Twenty One Pilots touring is uncertain.
“We have a U.S. tour coming up this fall (which is going to be pure magic, and I cannot wait),” Joseph wrote. “But then after that… I’m not sure. I’m not saying it’s our last tour ever; I’m just saying, other than maybe some festivals next year, it will be the first time in our career we won’t know when we will tour again.”
He also expressed regret that the band would not be able to embark on a world tour for Breach, apologizing to international fans outside of the U.S.
Tyler Joseph on Making Breach
Joseph’s statement also reflected the emotional weight of completing the record:
“I’m so, so pumped for you guys to hear this record. Breach took everything I had left; but as I stare at these finished wav files, I realize how little they mean until they get to you. Fans of this band have given me so much fulfillment and purpose. Thank you for that.”
His words underscore the deeply personal investment behind the project, making Breach one of the most anticipated Twenty One Pilots albums yet.
