Debby Ryan and Josh Dun Welcome First Child in Intimate Home Birth

Twenty One Pilots is an American alternative pop-rock duo that creates genre-blending music, stage-driven experiences, and multimedia narratives while operating at scale in touring, streaming, and brand partnerships. Their core activity is writing, recording, and performing music that fuses pop, rock, hip-hop, electronica and theatrical storytelling, releasing studio albums and global tours that generate major streaming, ticketing and merchandising revenue[1][3]. Formed in Columbus, Ohio, by Tyler Joseph in 2009, the act evolved from a local trio into the duo of Tyler Joseph (vocals, keys, guitar, songwriting) and Josh Dun (drums) after lineup changes in the early 2010s[5][1]. They self-released two albums before signing to Fueled by Ramen in 2012 and breaking through with Vessel (2013), then achieving mainstream success with Blurryface (2015), which produced hits such as “Stressed Out” and “Ride” and became notable for every track earning RIAA certification[1][3]. Their cross-media single “Heathens” (from the Suicide Squad soundtrack) further expanded their audience and chart impact[2][1]. Key achievements include a Grammy Award (Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for “Stressed Out”), multiple RIAA multi‑platinum and diamond certifications, record-setting album certification milestones (two albums with every track certified), numerous No. 1s on alternative radio, and dozens of industry awards and nominations[3][4]. The band has also broken touring and digital-streaming records and built a distinctive visual and narrative brand—masks, characters (e.g., Blurryface), and immersive stagecraft—that drives fan engagement and merchandising[2][1]. As of recent releases, Twenty One Pilots continues to be commercially and culturally active, releasing new albums and sustaining strong alternative-chart performance and streaming