Twenty One Pilots sold out at Palau Sant Jordi on 22 April with their eagerly awaited ‘Clancy World Tour’. Fans of the alternative rock, pop, indie, hip hop and electronic music band are considered to be a brave musical formation that deals with the uncomfortable truths of human beings in their songs.

The fans did not disappoint and attended the show incorporating red and yellow tapes and blackout make-up into their dress-code, elements that for the band, have a high meaning of hope and resistance, insecurity, anguish and pressure. Feelings that represent the stages of the band's emotional journey during their musical career.

In addition to the main stage, a second stage was added in the middle of the arena, where the singer shared hits such as Routines in the Night or Mulberry Street with his unconditional audience, without forgetting songs such as Heathens, Car Radio, Stressed Out or Tear in My Heart.

The band, which chose its name inspired by Arthur Miller's novel ‘All My Sons’, in which 21 pilots die, complements its concerts with an exhibition where you can see different objects used in video clips, tours and where fans can leave their mark on a mural.

Clancy is the seventh album by the American band, which has performed for the first time in Barcelona.