Better Than: Reading Macbeth for school and soundtracking the assignment with a Panic! album. Some of us can make that comparison more literally than others ( Read more... )

With song titles such as There's a Good Reason These Tables Are Numbered Honey, You Just Haven't Thought of It Yet, Panic! at the Disco had all the hallmarks of a novelty act when they emerged in 2005. So when half the band decided to call it quits after the second album, 2008's Pretty. Odd, it seemed that the game was up.


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In my younger days, the music of Fall Out Boy caught me and shoved me headfirst into the world of alternative music. My affinity for the work of those Chicago boys led me to the debut record of a new band on Pete’s new label, Panic! At the Disco. I fell in love with the raucous, refined, and risqué baroque pop that bled from A Fever You Can’t Sweat ( Read more... )

A Musical Exorcism - by Jennifer BoyerAlways the gentleman (not so much) and sporting a baby beard, Panic! At The Disco frontman Brendon Urie introduced "Lying is the Most Fun a Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off" with appropriate smuttiness. "This next one is about f*cking strangers casually." The lead vocalist pulled off a suspenders- ( Read more... )

"Not many people," said Patrick Stump, "were willing to take a chance on me playing funk songs in a teal suit ( Read more... )

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Vegas Rockers Deliver Unforgettable Live SetIn an industry where records have melted off store shelves and onto Mediafire pages, the live concert stands as the last line of musical art that can’t be stolen and leaked to the world. While albums are passed around digitally like a dance-able hot potato, no amount of internet lurking and mp3 swapping ( Read more... )

Panic! At the Disco frontman Brendon Urie briefly took stock of the weather during the band's outdoor performance at Willow Island at the Alliant Energy Center on Saturday, saying, "Man it's hot out here. Just kidding, it's freezing ( Read more... )

Salt Lake City rockers King Niko sent over this bit of news about how their frontman and Neon Trees' Tyler Glenn helped save the day for a PATD appearance at a radio festival this past weekend after the PATD's singer Brendon Urie was hospitalized ( Read more... )

It was a cool Tuesday evening when Panic! At The Disco and couple of hundred of their closest friends filled the Take 40 Live Lounge in Sydney to warm everyone up and give us a special night of acoustic spins on some of their biggest hits which was a complete turn around from two days earlier at their full blown Counter Revolution performance ( Read more... )