Twenty One Pilots Bring Trench Era to American Music Awards with “Jumpsuit” Performance

Twenty One Pilots set the American Music Awards stage on fire with the first single “Jumpsuit” from their latest album, Trench, which ended as the crowd was showering in yellow confetti. The duo’s stage production during their performance was incredible, with a car endowed in flames filling their backdrop as Tyler Joseph and Joshua Dunn stunned with their insane amounts of talent as fans screamed the lyrics back on live television on abc networks. Amber Heard announced the band to the stage.

.@twentyonepilots rocked ? the #AMAs stage for an unforgettable @YouTubeMusic Moment. pic.twitter.com/RPqeKtD0gx

— American Music Awards (@AMAs) October 10, 2018

Fans are freaking out about this first televised Trench Era performance. Check out the bands performance below:

@twentyonepilots i love you guys so much! This was so good. I smiled so much. You did so good im so proud!!❤️? pic.twitter.com/G28QckLpoj

— Rose❤️ (@haleyro91923316) October 10, 2018

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