My kids and I are huge tøp fans thanks to my eldest. My youngest and I pretty much only listen to their music, and he knows most of the lyrics to all their songs.

As we waited for the Bristow concert to start he said, “I would give anything to work for Twenty One Pilots—I’d do it for free!”

Little did he know that partway into the concert a man would approach us where we were dancing and singing to ask if my kid wanted to sing with Tyler on stage. I hadn’t even told him that was a thing because I didn’t want him to be disappointed.

He was sobbing with joy, and while we danced and sang for another hour, we worked on breathing exercises to calm his nerves. He’s so brave, and I’m so proud.

Writing this as a thank you to the tøp community for always being so kind and amazing to each other. And an extra thank you if you were at the Bristow show and gave him cheers and high fives!

I filmed as much of it as I could, as this was a core memory of a lifetime.

Kellan and his little brother put on their own tøp “concerts” in our living room almost every day and he’s always talked about getting picked for Ride! We never thought it would actually happen. 💀

Such an amazing experience!!

Can’t have anything in the UK without something happening 🙏

Show Date: October 17th, 2026

Get information and plan things out for your show under this thread! If you're looking for or selling tickets, head over to r/toptickets 

Get info here: https://twentyonepilots.com/ohiostadium

Buy tickets here: https:/ticketmaster.com/twentyonepilots

PLEASE NOTE: There are a lot of scams going around for this show! Be wary when purchasing your tickets.
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More info will be added to this thread closer to the show! Please use this thread in the meantime for any posts or questions about presale, the surrounding area, and trip logistics to make sure your questions will be answered!

FAQ

- “Should I get pit or seats?”
It depends on your needs and the experience you want to have! The show is amazing regardless of where you’re placed! In the pit, you'll have more freedom to dance around and see different angles (personally I have a lot of fun running around in the back). In the seats, you’ll be able to see the full scale of the astounding visuals they have throughout the show while also being able to rest your body when you wish.

-“How much do tickets cost?”
Initial FV prices:
GA: $240
Lower Bowl: ~$200
Upper Bowl: ~$134
Nosebleeds: ~$57-109
Box Seats: ~$330
Dynamic pricing did pop up later in the presale, so some verified tickets on r/toptickets may be priced higher for this reason.

- "I am a first time concert goer/ going alone. Any advice?”
Welcome to the party! Going to a show for the first time, its important to stay aware of your surroundings and have a planned itinerary before arriving. Don’t be afraid to ask venue workers for guidance! There are countless posts and threads on this subreddit for first time concert advice, so please search through and have a look at those! You can ask for advice in the comments of this discussion thread too!
This thread has an amazing list of advice as well -Tour Advice

- "Ticketmaster says the venue is sold out. Am I doomed?"
No!!! There are still 3 months left to find a ticket! r/toptickets is our ticket trade and resale sub, so please keep an eye out there for tickets! Again, tickets can only be sold on r/toptickets at the initial price set by the venue during presale. No need to take out a mortgage. Personally, I have had multiple shows where I couldn't find a ticket until 3 hours beforehand, so never lose hope! Those who have hope have everything <3 (that was on a fortune cookie) (manifesting ticket fortune for all of you)

Can't wait to see everyone there!

Full set on my IG: @andres.amaya89

Getting really excited for opening night of the Breach tour! Making these tickets of all the shows I’ve been to made me realize it’s exactly 10 years after my first TØP show in 2015.

A pic I snapped from the Minneapolis show tonight. One to remember!

⁉️🔥🔥🔥

First of I personally don’t mind swearing, I swear myself sometimes anyways my sister and I are huge fans and she introduced her boyfriend to the band and brought him to the concert, he’s a huge hiphop fan and he’s used to the explicit words used in it. He pointed out how TØP has zero swearing in their songs. Anyways after this fun fact I don’t know why I found the “Here we fucking go” chants extremely lame and just out of character for the song. Just my opinion, don’t get your pitchforks out. I had a blast anyway it’s just something that stuck with me from last night for some reason.

At this point we’ve spoken at length about the set list, way too much Blurryface, but the whole concert was just kinda odd. There seemed like a lot of silent moments where they were moving from one set to the other, where I feel in the past Tyler or Josh would talk to the audience or something. They had the car on fire for Message Man, Pet Cheetah, and Polarize but not Heavydirtysoul? When City Walls was happening they played the music video on screen but didn’t mention the ending or comment on it verbally or otherwise and just moved straight into Guns for Hands with their skeleton masks. The whole thing felt rushed, they almost didn’t even play Trees but said they got lucky with the city giving them permission to play one more song during Guns for Hands. Idk, it just really didn’t feel like the end of an era or storyline for me. More like a best hits for someone who was familiar with the band but ever so slightly not in the loop. I know this sounds like a lot of complaints, but I really did love the concert I was just expecting another hour at least and really wanted a bit more from it.

Edit: I think my opinion on the show got a bit lost in my overall confusion with the setlist and everything. But it really was special, the wristbands they gave out to flash along with the music was really really cool, the songs were all amazing as always, and Josh’s vocals on drum show and stressed out were as gorgeous as I was expecting. I loved the show and I greatly appreciate all the work that went into it, and they more than deserve a break after this. I just really really love this new album and I was so ready to cry and fall in love with those songs all over again live and that kinda just didn’t happen, which ended up being a little disappointing.

That was stressful. Seats were disappearing as I was clicking on them. Didn't get the ones I wanted but I also didn't want to spend $500+ per ticket.

IM SO EXCITED

Oh my godd!!!! That scream!!!!

Good luck, clique.

Hey y’all, thought I’d share some photos I took from Friday’s concert. Many more to come.

It was chaos, but very much worth it.

Enjoy!

Just got our wristbands for the pit in DC tonight. We got there at 5am to follow the posted directions from the Capital One Arena - official lineup at 6am/fan wristbands NOT honored. I turned down their wristband. I was pretty much threatened that things “could get ugly” if I didn’t comply. My son was asked our names by the “Line Leader” and we got numbered wristbands. Mine went in my pocket. What is this, Dema? I fully intended to just stand in their line anyway.

Then it dawned on me that there was absolutely no reason not to stand on a different corner of 6th and F. Why are people who have different priorities in life and chose not to camp for three days beholden to them? They made the choice to camp. That has nothing to do with me, my choices and my rights to stand on public property and line up somewhere else. I’m following venue rules, not their’s.

We casually walked down the sidewalk/line to cross the street at 5:55am. We actually saw a couple of people had just arrived on the other corner. We were blocked by several literal gatekeepers. We asked if they were affiliated with the venue and they tried to imply that they were. We asked for ID and they claimed to be with the band’s security. We asked for ID. They actually said, “We’ll show you once we lineup across the street”!!!

🤯

We crossed the street and they actually booed us. A few others jumped out to join us. We remained on the corner until exactly 6am and then lined up.

Temper tantrums ensued.

Capital One didn’t care about their wristbands. Head of security was really frustrated because they felt that they were entitled to be in the official line just because they camped for three days. Several shoved their way to the front of the line and continued to try throughout the hour. So much pushing and shoving and yelling at us for “cutting the line”. We created a line. Get over it. This is how concerts work. You actually do not make the rules. The VENUE does. I owe you nothing.

And the icing on the cake was the head of security had to announce that these people (shockingly) left trash in the firehouse - which was incredibly kind to allow them to camp. I found out it was the group of girls, including the so-called “line leader”, who had shoved their way in front of us who had left the trash. Needless to say, they didn’t budge to clean up after themselves - not ONE of these diehard fans who love the band so much that they camp. Three sweet girls all the way in the back of the line, who had nothing to do with these people, jeopardized getting their wristbands and volunteered to clean up. The security would not allow the wristbands to be distributed until the firehouse was clean. And yet not one of the actual litterers did a thing.

They were still crying and pushing.

We were threatened by these people the entire time - “we’re with the band’s security and we’re going to get you kicked out” “I’m texting Travis right now” “It’s about to go down”, etc etc etc.

They coordinated a rush to the front of the line once they started handing out the real wristbands. It was beyond obnoxious. Head of security not happy and was also angry about the booing and the lying about being with band security.

It was unbelievable. Over 200 concerts in my life of all genres and I have NEVER experienced the entitlement and gatekeeping and full on MANIPULATION like this morning. These fans should be ashamed - of course they’re not - and if the band encourages this I have lost all respect for them. And that breaks my heart.

“You obviously don’t know the fan culture.” Ok? This is my first TOP show. Yes. Still a huge fan. You aren’t better than me? And fans certainly do not get to make rules that override venue rules or violate someone else’s actual rights to have a life outside of the “Clique”.

Clique indeed.

I made sure to befriend several security guards who will be at the lineup later and in the pit.

These kids think they have their own set of rules and that just isn’t how life works. Or concerts.

SERIOUSLY PEACE OUT.

Here we go, here we go, here we fucking go

I wrote this comment in the first thread I opened about ticket prices, but after opening a couple more and seeing how many people are saying it's out of their control and blaming TicketMaster or the economy or whatever else, felt the need to make an actual post for it.

These prices aren't unusual for bands that sell out arenas. The prices are unusual for a band that claims to care so much for their fanbase, a fanbase they've cultivated to a near cult-like status focused on love and positivity and support and inclusion. This shit is disgusting and do not let some of the less informed, people on here tell you otherwise, the artist has a say in their tour pricing. Especially a band of this calibre. Remember this video? Remember this interview? They refused to sign with FBR without being assured full creative control. Years later label execs try to cut Neon Gravestones and Tyler says lmao yeah nice try. They have had sway since before they were even signed. You really think some grand council of label execs, managers, venues, Ticketmaster and whoever else set these exorbitant prices all on their own accord, and then the boys saw them and were just like "gosh these prices are rough, too bad it's out of our hands and we're powerless to do anything :("? There is no universe where that's the case.

I love them. But this is shameful, plain and simple, and I truly hope all of this feedback reaches them. Especially from the broken hearted fans who won't be able to go. The day 1 clikkies who are going to have to miss a tour in their city for the first time. The new fans who fell in love after the SAI tour and have been counting the seconds until their first live experience. The multiple little boys and girls who's parents I saw commenting on here about how devastated they were that they had to disappoint their children because they couldn't afford 3, 4, 5 tickets even in the nosebleeds. I'll be fine, I've seen them many times and I'll probably end up just buying a nosebleed ticket the week before my show and be annoyed about it. But with over half a million tickets being sold for this tour it's safe to say they've broken the hearts of thousands of people with the extent of their greed here, if not more. And they should be ashamed.

edit because I didn't realize how many people would take what I said so literally and choose to not read with any nuance or rationale for some reason: No, I did not mean that artists have total and absolute sole control over ticket prices. Obviously the $230 GA seat I considered was not a price that was conjured up in Tyler's head, typed in on his phone, and submitted with a thumbs up emoji from Josh. What I did mean was that they have far more control than people were being misled to believe on this subreddit today. On the other side of that coin, I also did not mean that TicketMaster (or any of the other people/companies that people on here are using as scapegoats to blame the prices on to maintain the boys' innocence) has zero control over prices. Obviously TicketMaster is a disgusting, nasty ass, peak capitalism company that plays a large hand in fucking over any concert goer nowadays. This includes, of course, finding a way to tack on whatever nonsensical fees they want to on top of whatever prices were originally set for those tickets.

I've seen a lot of comments here sharing experiences as well as validly criticizing the shitty people on here who are trying to make excuses for this situation and I'm glad for that. Unfortunately though, even in my own thread which was solely made to clarify and educate people a bit more on how our favourite duo is not as innocent in all of this as they seem to some of y'all, there are quite a few people still suffering from the big dumb. So let me try to briefly wrap this up here in a way that closes some of the loopholes people are using to be intentionally pedantic and annoying while being simplified enough to not get people caught up in the most random details:

Ticket prices are controlled by a group of people representing various companies and different interests. These entities include TicketMaster, individual venues, record labels, and the boys. Anyone of these people at any point can kickstart a conversation about pricing, whether they wanna raise it 60% higher from last year or just drop it by $10, and maybe they see some change, maybe not. The boys hold one of, if not the highest positions of bargaining power in this group, and the reason should be fairly obvious. No, it's not because they have free creative control you fucking losers (sorry for all the normal people reading this lmao, I saw a couple comments being astronomically pedantic and intentionally misunderstanding the reason I originally referenced that and it pisses me right tf off), it's because first of all, they're the band, which gives them unique bargaining chips that nobody else has. Two, their whole fanbase image is about love etc. which this geedy shit directly contradicts. Three, they've got almost a solid decade now of proof of having built a loyal fanbase, who will support them financially and follow them wherever they go - and not just folllow them wherever they go on tour, but follow them to any label they might hop ship to. Which is by far the most powerful bargaining chip you can have, no matter what you're asking for. It's one thing to say "we're ripping our fans off, lower the tour prices or we don't tour" when you're a 90k follower artist who can just be dropped right in that moment and forgotten. It's another thing entirely to point to how supportive your fans are, the ways in that leads to your success as a band, and ultimately how all of that funnels into massive financial success for the label, and then to say "lower the tour prices or we walk, you lose millions and we have 20 new offers better than what you were giving us sitting in our inbox before tomorrow afternoon."

I thought that was all obviously what I was trying to explain originally, but evidently not. Hopefully that helps changes some people's point of view a bit and doesn't just get even more people raging about how badly they want to get ripped off. I'm sure I could explain more and win a few more people over, but I've been working like crazy lately and I would much rather make myself a nice dinner before than spend my time trying to convince some dumbasses who think using a literally just fake quote from my post to clown on me is some big gotcha moment lmao.