Twenty One Pilots Delivered a Groovy Performance of ‘The Outside’ on ‘Jimmy Kimmel’

Last night (January 17), Twenty One Pilots performed their
new single "The Outside" on Jimmy Kimmel Live. The Ohio duo (Tyler
Joseph and Josh Dun) performed as musical guests on the late-night US talk show
in promotion of their latest album, "Scaled and Icy," which was
released last May.

Clad in a long black coat, Joseph sang next to a blue light
shaped like the Twenty One Pilots logo, while Dun and the band's touring
members played behind him.

Brightly coloured lights illuminated the band, and
spectacular graphics were projected on a screen at the back of the stage. “Thank
you for having us,” Joseph said during the track’s funky breakdown.

Twenty One Pilots performed at The Forum in Los Angeles last
week as part of iHeartRadio's ALTer EGO event. During the show, the band
performed a rendition of Coldplay's 'Yellow,' and said Chris Martin and the
rest of the band were “big influences on us”.

Meanwhile, video emerged of Muse frontman Matt Bellamy dancing in the crowd with Joseph. Resharing the clip on Instagram, Bellamy wrote: “When you’ve taken the kids to see Twenty One Pilots and Tyler Joseph decides to come in the crowd, sings right next to you, and you embarrass yourself, your family and everyone in the building.”

On January 9, Twenty One Pilots performed their first show
of 2022 in Indianapolis, Indiana. They covered Elton John's 'Bennie And The
Jets,' and a fragment of My Chemical Romance's 2004 song 'I'm Not Okay (I
Promise)' was included in 'Shy Away.'