Twenty One Pilots play mash-up of ‘Stranger Issues’ theme and ‘Heathens’

Twenty One Pilots have shared a mash-up of the Stranger Issues theme tune and their 2016 music ‘Heathens’ – try the efficiency under.

The Ohio duo – comprising Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun – had been taking part in a headline set on the Electrical Fort competition in Romania final Friday (July 15) after they paid homage to the Netflix sci-fi sequence.

To introduce their 19-track set, the band aired a montage of pivotal scenes from Stranger Issues 4 on the large display behind the stage. It confirmed Max (portrayed by Sadie Sink) being affected by the sinister villain Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower).

The video was soundtracked by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein’s official theme tune for the present. After strolling out, Twenty One Pilots integrated the enduring synthy instrumental right into a dwell airing of ‘Heathens’ from the Suicide Squad soundtrack.

Dramatic moments from Stranger Issues‘ fourth season continued to play out because the pair carried out.

Responding to the footage on the group’s official Twitter feed, the official Stranger Issues account tweeted the message: “This efficiency might save me from Vecna any day of the week.”

You may see that publish and watch the footage of the particular set opener under.

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this efficiency might save me from vecna any day of the week

— Stranger Issues (@Stranger_Things) July 22, 2022

Chatting with NME earlier this month, Twenty One Pilots mentioned that they now really feel like they “belong” on the prime of competition line-ups.

“Coming to Europe and taking part in festivals; there’s a sure vibe and ambiance that feels acquainted, which is admittedly wild to say and looks like house,” Dun defined. “It’s a great feeling – after we began out, the whole lot felt actually international.”

The band, who launched their sixth album ‘Scaled & Icy’ in Could, additionally carried out at Mad Cool 2022 in Madrid not too long ago. Reviewing that set, NME wrote: “The present is effectively thought out and a visible deal with, a triumph for each the band, and a present to the followers who’ve waited a number of years for this.”

In the meantime, Stranger Factors creators the Duffer Brothers have confirmed which have gone again and re-edited previous episodes of the sequence.