Regional at Best: The Web Series
2011 · 31m · Documentary
Every show. Every city. Every story. Everyone of you.
Episodes
1. Two - Piece5m · Nick comes to terms with life ambitions and expectations and shares his thoughts on a potential career with the band.
2. Ichthus Part 015m · Tyler and Josh head down to Wilmore, KY for their first day at Ichthus Festival.
3. Ichthus Part 023m · Rain delays shake up the beginning of Day 02 at Ichthus is Wilmore, KY. Tyler joins a ukulele circle before they take the stage at KOTW.
4. CD Release Show Part 014m · Rain begins yet another episode. This time, it nearly cancels their outdoor hometown CD release show.
5. Guns for Hands (CD Release Show Part 02)6m · Twenty one pilots performing at their CD Release Show in New Albany, OH to their song "Guns for Hands."
6. Regional at Best Tour Part 014m · Tyler and Josh head North for their first stop on the Regional at Best Tour.
7. Regional at Best Tour Part 024m · Tyler and Josh spend a day off at Lake Michigan.More Like This
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