Twenty One Pilots is continuing the rollout of their Clancy album era with a deluxe edition of the project released on Thursday (May 30), titled Clancy – Digital Remains.
The expanded edition of the album features four live bonus tracks recorded during the band’s recent run of intimate performances alongside an exclusive 121-page digital booklet offering fans an look at the artistry and vision of the band, featuring never-before-seen alternate artwork, handwritten lyrics, rare photographs and personal artifacts from the album’s creation.
However, the Digital Remains edition of the album is only available until midnight ET on May 31 via the band’s website here, so be sure to snag it while you can.
The original version of Clancy dropped on May 17, marking the final chapter in the Blurryface saga, the long-running story that began on the group’s 2015 breakthrough Blurryface album, and then continued on 2018’s Trench and 2021’s Scaled and Icy – which peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200. Led by the singles “Overcompensate,” “Next Semester” and “Backslide,” Clancy also features the tracks “Midwest Indigo,” “Routines in the Night,” “Vignette,” “The Craving (Jenna’s Version),” “Lavish,” “Navigating, “Snap Back,” “Oldies Station,” “At the Risk of Feeling Dumb” and “Paladin Strait.”
The band is also hitting the road for its 59-date The Clancy World Tour in support of Clancy. The 59-date tour kicks off Aug. 15 at the Ball Arena in Denver, Colo., before making its way around North America, with stops in Seattle, Phoenix and New York City, as well as Los Angeles, Chicago and hometown Columbus, Ohio. Twenty One Pilots will then start the international leg of their tour in Auckland, New Zealand, on Nov. 17 before heading to Australia. The tour picks up again in April in Germany, then hits Italy, Spain, France and more before wrapping up with two shows at London’s 02 Arena on May 13 and 14.
