Twenty One Pilots share message explaining their new “never-ending” video

Coldplay have shared a previously unseen clip of an alternate video for their hit single and third release, ‘Yellow’.The track appeared on the band’s 2000 debut album ‘Parachutes’, which celebrated its 20th anniversary yesterday (July 10).Posting on TikTok, the group shared a never-before-seen look at “take one” of the ‘Yellow’ video. “There were loads of extras in this version,” they wrote on the video.

Sarah Paulson opened up last year about the time she met Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Lisa Vanderpump and she said the reality star wasn’t nice to her.

Naya Rivera after the Glee alum went missing on Wednesday, July 8, during a boat ride with her 4-year-old son, Josey.The Ventura County Sheriff’s Department told Us Weekly that Rivera, 33, rented a motorized pontoon boat for three hours at Lake Piru near Los Angeles. She was 30 minutes overdue to return the boat, so personnel went searching and found the vessel adrift with Josey asleep on it.

Nirvana‘s ‘About A Girl’ and Orville Peck‘s ‘Turn To Hate’.‘SUGAREGG’ will mark Bully’s third record to date, following sophomore record ‘Losing’ in 2017. NME gave the album a four-star review, describing it as “30 minutes of 90s-indebted grunge, sweet euphoria and frayed slacker rock”.

The Mad Cool Festival will return to Madrid in 2021 for its postponed 5th-anniversary bash, unveiling the first confirmed artists of its lineup today (July 8).

Mad Cool Festival has announced its 2021 line-up, led by The Killers, Foals, Twenty One Pilots and more.Also set to play next year’s edition, which will be held between July 7-10, are the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pixies, Deftones, Royal Blood and more.The announcement today (July 8) marks what would’ve been the start of Mad Cool Festival 2020, which was cancelled back in May due to the coronavirus pandemic.The Killers, Foals and Pixies are among the returning names for 2021 from the 2020 line-up,

real far away? Roll that sweet SpaceX commercial, lone on-site producer.The tagline: “You are now free to leave this hellhole.”Also Read: Conan Taunts Jordan Schlansky From Afar With an Interactive Dog Camera That Hurls Cookies (Video)“Conan” didn’t have much of an audience last night, which is good for social distancing but not great for laughs.

Twenty One Pilots’ next album, saying they could write “two very different records next”.The band are currently working on the follow-up to their 2018 release ‘Trench’, which marked their fifth studio album.Speaking to AltPress, Joseph said he wasn’t interested in reacting to current events, but admitted he wasn’t “really sure which direction we’re gonna go yet”.

Tamar Braxton made her fans happy when she announced that she and David Adefeso have a new video uploaded on her YouTube channel. Check out her post below.

Chris Willman Music WriterIf you ever wanted to be part of big-name artist’s music video, the barrier for entry has never been lower.

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Haim have shared the new video for ‘Don’t Wanna’ — and it’s a timely offering that sees the band running through the empty parking lot of the Los Angeles Forum.The LA trio were set to play the venue later this year, but the cancellation of gigs worldwide due to the coronavirus pandemic means that the parking lot is the closest they’ll get to it this year.In the new clip for the ‘Women in Music Pt.

The Snuts have released a video for new single ‘Elephants’ – watch it first on NME below.Directed by award-winning filmmaker Aella Jordan-Edge, the video transports fans back to the 1960s with a retro TV show vibe. “We’ve packed as much madness in as we possibly could,” frontman Jack Cochrane said of the video.Speaking on the track, he added: “‘Elephants’ is another twist on our ever growing diverse catalogue.

Twenty One Pilots want to help. After fans almost immediately cracked the code to figure out how to upload their videos for the new "never-ending" visual for "Level of Concern," the Ohio duo posted a nearly seven-minute clip on Wednesday (June 24) to explain the process to the rest of us."Recently our dads were asking what the heck was going on with those codes," Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun tweeted along with a link to the video explainer.

Chris Willman Music WriterJust when you thought that lengthy quarantining might mean you’d have a chance to get completely caught up on the Internet, Twenty One Pilots have come along to remind you that that goal remains ever so slightly out of grasp, with a spontaneously regenerating new music video that bears the promise of being endless.“Level of Concern (Never Ending Video)” starts the music anew every three minutes and 40 seconds, but there’s a constant stream of new imagery submitted by