Panic At The Disco News

 
Grammy Preview: The Best Albums Of 2011 From Top To Bottom
Huffington Post (blog)
or for foolishly including so and so (Panic! At The Disco? Really?) or for having one act too high (Glen Campbell in the Top 10?) or too low (Frank Ocean at the bottom?). Hey, it wouldn't be fun if we didn't argue. I'm especially looking forward to ...

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Under the Gun Review
Panic! At The Disco Cover “Billie Jean”
Under the Gun Review
Making the news once again, is pop-rock band, Panic! At The Disco. Last night in Newcastle, UK the band covered Michael Jackson's “Billie Jean.” The band covered this song a year ago while playing shows over seas. I would like to say this cover has ...

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Evening Standard
Panic! At the Disco, O2 Academy Brixton - review
Evening Standard
By Rick Pearson 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 ...


 
This Is Fake DIY
Panic At The Disco, Barrowlands, Glasgow
This Is Fake DIY
Panic At The Disco have never been a band who seemed satisfied with where they were. After releasing their hugely popular debut album, a rock record with cabaret allusions entitled 'A Fever You Can't Sweat Out' in 2005, they waited a full three years ...


 
Purple Revolver
Panic! At The Disco Manchester Apollo review and pictures
Purple Revolver
Published Sun 29 Jan 2012 19:45, Last updated: 2012-01-30 Being an ex-variety hall The Manchester Apollo, with its distinctive guilded trimming and crimson ceiling, seemed a perfect venue to play host to Panic! At The Disco's inimitable theatricality.


 
Gigwise
Reading and Leeds Festival 2012 Line-Up 'Revealed'
Gigwise
Panic! At The Disco played back in 2006 when singer Brendon took a bottle to the head and collapsed on stage. Good Charlotte and Fall Out Boy have also played the festival on more than one occasion. Rumoured headliners for Reading and Leeds Festival ...

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Under the Gun Review
Panic! At The Disco on Decently Funny
Under the Gun Review
Not much news has been floating around for Panic! At The Disco, but this past weekend Brendon Urie (frontman), Spencer Smith (drummer), and Dallon Weekes (bassist) were on a podcast with Nuzzy and The Guy; the show is called Decently Funny.