Twenty One Pilots have appealed to their fans for the safe return of a USB drive after it was stolen from an exhibition.
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The band sent out an email to attendees after their show at BMO stadium in Los Angeles on Saturday (October 25) over the incident which happened at a Fan Premier Event.
“During today’s FPE event The Level Of Concern USB was taken from the exhibit,” the band wrote.
“We are reaching out to sincerely request its return – no questions asked, and anonymity fully respected. The Level Of Concern USB drive carries significant meaning for the band and its history. We kindly ask for your help in ensuring it finds its way back home.”
The band went on to ask whoever has it to post it to Warner Music Group’s New York office.
The Level of Concern USB has been stolen during a Twenty One Pilots Fan Premier Event. pic.twitter.com/c6N2urq0qe
— State of the Scene (@SOTSPodcast) October 26, 2025
The Level Of Concern USB drive is named after the 2020 Twenty One Pilots single.
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Fans are also appealing over the theft and have been putting together photos of timestamps of when they last saw it.
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Can you send photos you took with the flash drive and the timestamp of when you went so we can maybe find out at what time it was taken at https://t.co/2yGwys9TQ2— 𝒥𝑜𝑒𝓎 𝚕𝚘𝚟𝚎𝚜 𝚁𝚊𝚠 𝚖𝚊𝚜𝚜 • • //••••X ⊬ψ (@GlowingEyesRep) October 25, 2025
The latest incident comes after fans teamed up to find a huge drum that was stolen from the band at the end of their show at Manchester’s AO Arena back in May.
Footage began circulating on social media of a fan carrying a bass drum branded with the band’s logo across the arena floor after the show at the time, leaving fans confused at how this could have happened.
Another TikTok post appeared to show a security member approaching the fan carrying the drum and briefly speaking to them before they carried on walking.
It was eventually found at the hotel where the fan who took it was staying.
Elsewhere, Twenty One Pilots recently accused Temu of selling counterfeit merchandise in a new trademark infringement lawsuit filed against the online retailer.
Meanwhile, they are set to headline Electric Castle 2026 alongside The Cure in Transylvania from July 16 through 19. You can find any remaining tickets here.
