Twenty One Pilots manager Chris Woltman told Pollstar that the “insanely celebratory” week of “Tour de Columbus” always stuck with the band and its team, even if pulling off the format in other markets seemed like a pipe dream under the conventional wisdom of arena and festival touring. The week also included an art exhibition hosted at Nationwide and, all told, the five shows sold nearly 32,000 tickets. The “Takeover” concept stemmed from “Tour de Columbus,” a five-show June 2017 run where the band played the Ohio city’s 284-capacity Basement, 1,600-capacity Newport Music Hall, 5,500-capacity Express Live! and each of the two Columbus arenas, Nationwide Arena and Schottenstein Center. Starting in Denver, the band taking up residence in markets including Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston and Atlanta, replicating its ascents in those markets in the span of days. Twenty One Pilots recently completed an unprecedented “Takeover” tour that saw the band literally take over markets, playing clubs through arenas in each city. For complete details on Twenty One Pilots’ upcoming international dates and ticket availability for the “THE ICY TOUR 2022,” visit the band’s website. All remaining tickets will go on sale on Nov.
Registration for first access to tickets is open now via Ticketmaster’s Verified Fan platform and will run through 12 p.m. Produced by Live Nation, the coast-to-coast tour will also make stops including New York City, Toronto, Nashville and more before wrapping up with a performance at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena on Sept. Twenty One Pilots celebrated the release of the deluxe version of their new album Scaled And Icy by announcing the 23-city arena outing, “The Icy Tour 2022,” that launches Aug. The band pulled the biggest crowd at FEQ 2019, beside Imagine Dragons Stephane Bourgeois – Twenty One Pilots at FEQ
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