The duo also played their Breach song “Robot Voices” live for the first time at the East London music festival
Twenty One Pilots covered Radiohead and the Beatles at their All Points East appearance in London Sunday night in addition to premiering “Robot Voices,” a song from their latest record Breach.
The rap-rock duo played through nearly 30 songs during their set at the East London festival, including hits “Stressed Out,” “Trees,” and “Heavydirtysoul.” Just after playing “Tear in My Heart,” they debuted the Breach song “Robot Voices” with added assistance from guitarist Emi Grace, and segued directly into a crowd sing-along of the Beatles’ “Let It Be.”
Later, as drummer Josh Dun met fans along the barricade and climbed up a massive ladder, Tyler Joseph sat down at his piano and sang the second verse and chorus of Radiohead’s “Creep.”
As a final treat to TØP fans, the duo performed their cover of the White Stripes “Seven Nation Army.” It was preceded with a cheeky video of Jack White giving his blessing to the Ohio duo (“I’m Jack White, and I give Tyler and Josh permission to do this,” White said in the pre-recorded message). Twenty One Pilots first led a tribute performance of the stadium stomper when Jack and Meg White were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last November. The band’s cover has since become a staple of their 2026 festival run.
Twenty One Pilots released their eighth record Breach last September. The duo is set to play music festivals in Brazil and North America through November 2026; their next appearance is at Nova Scotia’s Sommo Festival on Sept. 11.
