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Panic! at the Disco

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  • In 2004, Ryan Ross and Spencer Smith met at Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas. They began playing music together during their ninth grade year. The two recruited Brent Wilson from Palo Verde High School to play bass. Wilson then invited his classmate Brendon Urie to join the group. The four friends rehearsed inside Smith's grandmother's living room. Ross initially sang lead vocals for the band. After hearing Urie sing during rehearsals, they made him the new frontman. Their early sound was a cover of Blink-182 songs. They modeled their name after a line in Name Taken's song Panic.

  • Ross and Urie sent a demo to Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz via a LiveJournal account. Wentz drove to Las Vegas to meet the unsigned band. He heard two or three songs during practice and decided to sign them immediately. The group became the first act on his Fueled by Ramen imprint label Decaydance Records. This happened around December 2004 before they played a single live show. Urie worked at Tropical Smoothie Cafe to afford rent for their new practice space. Fans online criticized the decision to sign an unproven band. Wentz promoted the group by wearing shirts with the text Pete! at the Disco onstage.

  • The band recorded their debut album from June to September 2005 in College Park, Maryland. They lived in a one-bedroom apartment while working twelve to fourteen hours daily. Ross recalled that everyone got on each other's nerves during the marathon sessions. The album split into two halves with electronic dance punk followed by Vaudevillian piano. It released on the 27th of September 2005, debuting at number 112 on the Billboard 200 chart. Sales were slow until the video for I Write Sins Not Tragedies came out. That song eventually went diamond in the United States. The record achieved quadruple platinum status overall. The music video won Video of the Year at the 2006 MTV Video Music Awards.

  • Brent Wilson left the band on the 17th of May 2006, after being fired via a phone call. Spencer Smith stated they made the decision based on Wilson's lack of responsibility. Wilson claimed he did not write or play any bass parts on the debut album. Jon Walker replaced him as the new bassist. The group headlined their first tour starting in November 2006 called Nothing Rhymes with Circus. Performances featured six-member troupes doing dance numbers and skits. Kelefa Sanneh of The New York Times reviewed the show as charming yet chaotic. Urie was knocked unconscious by a bottle thrown during a Reading Festival performance but continued playing. The band toured nationally from January to August 2006 supporting Academy Is... before going headlining.

  • The band wrote songs for their second album inside a cabin on Mount Charleston, Nevada. They scrapped three-quarters of the material in August 2007 to start over. Pretty. Odd. released on the 21st of March 2008, debuting at number two on the Billboard 200 chart. First-week sales reached 139,000 copies in the United States. Critics praised the record as daringly beautiful compared to their previous work. Ross and Walker left the band in July 2009 due to creative differences. They formed a new group called The Young Veins. Urie wanted a polished pop sound while Ross preferred retro-inspired rock. The Honda Civic Tour followed with woodsy set pieces and floral projections.

  • Dallon Weekes joined the official lineup in 2010 after touring since 2009. Vices & Virtues released on the 22nd of March 2011, produced by Butch Walker and John Feldmann. Ian Crawford departed once that tour cycle ended in 2012. The fourth studio album Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die! arrived on the 8th of October 2013. Smith unofficially left before its release due to health and drug issues. He wrote an open letter about his alcohol abuse in August 2013. Dan Pawlovich of Valencia filled in for him during live shows. Urie stated there were no plans for Smith to return to the band in September 2014.

  • Spencer Smith officially announced his departure from the band on the 2nd of April 2015. Urie began working on new material without any formal announcements. Death of a Bachelor released on the 15th of January 2016, written solely by Urie with a team of writers. Weekes reverted to being a touring musician once again. Dallon Weekes officially left the group on the 27th of December 2017. Nicole Row replaced him as the touring bassist. Pray for the Wicked dropped on the 7th of June 2018, featuring their highest charting single High Hopes. That song reached number four on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in fall 2018.

  • Viva Las Vengeance released on the 19th of August 2022, after teasing new music via a website called Shut Up and Go to Bed. The tour concluded on the 10th of March 2023, in Manchester, England. Urie revealed he was expecting a child with his wife on the 24th of January 2023. He decided to discontinue Panic! at the Disco to focus on his family. Former members Ryan Ross and Spencer Smith performed together at a Phantom Planet benefit concert on the 1st of February 2025. They played the band's song Do the Panic during that event. A 20th anniversary deluxe edition of A Fever You Can't Sweat Out followed later that year.

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When did Ryan Ross and Spencer Smith meet to form Panic! at the Disco?

Ryan Ross and Spencer Smith met in 2004 while attending Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas. They began playing music together during their ninth grade year before recruiting other members.

Who was the original lead singer of Panic! at the Disco before Brendon Urie took over?

Ross initially sang lead vocals for the band before they made him the new frontman after hearing Urie sing during rehearsals. The group eventually became known as a four-piece with Urie on vocals.

What date did Brent Wilson leave Panic! at the Disco and who replaced him?

Brent Wilson left the band on the 17th of May 2006 after being fired via a phone call. Jon Walker replaced him as the new bassist shortly thereafter.

Which album marked the first major commercial success for Panic! at the Disco?

The debut album A Fever You Can't Sweat Out released on the 27th of September 2005 and achieved quadruple platinum status overall. Sales increased significantly after the video for I Write Sins Not Tragedies came out.

When did Ryan Ross and Jon Walker officially depart from Panic! at the Disco?

Ross and Walker left the band in July 2009 due to creative differences regarding their musical direction. They formed a new group called The Young Veins immediately following their departure.

On what date did Brendon Urie announce the end of Panic! at the Disco?

Urie decided to discontinue Panic! at the Disco to focus on his family after revealing he was expecting a child with his wife on the 24th of January 2023. Former members Ryan Ross and Spencer Smith performed together at a Phantom Planet benefit concert on the 1st of February 2025.

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  5. 5newsPanic! comes home to play House of BluesConor Shine — June 18, 2011
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  8. 8magazineArtist of the Day: Panic! at the DiscoEmily Zemler — October 3, 2005
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  10. 10webWho are Panic! at the Disco?September 1, 2006
  11. 11webPanic! AttackJuly 11, 2006
  12. 12webPanic! At The Disco Fight For Cred, Swear They Have No Beef with the KillersJames Montgomery — February 2, 2006
  13. 13webPanic! At The Disco Carry Emo-Punk Banner into VMAs With Five NomsJames Montgomery — July 31, 2006
  14. 14webPanic! AttacksMike Kalil — October 28, 2005
  15. 15webTime to hit panic buttonCathy McCabe — October 5, 2006
  16. 16webFall Out Boy to lead Nintendo Fusion TourHerald-Journal staff reports — July 29, 2005
  17. 17magazineFall Out Boy To Lead Nintendo Fusion TourJuly 27, 2005
  18. 18webFirst leg of dates for Nintendo Fusion Tour with Fall Out Boy, Motion City Soundtrack, othersAubin Paul — July 27, 2005
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  22. 22magazinePanic! At The Disco A Fever You Can't Sweat Out Chart History
  23. 23newsA sudden Panic! has hit the worldGene Stout — December 1, 2006
  24. 24webPanic! At The Disco Claim Split With Bassist Was Amicable, Mutual DecisionJames Montgomery — May 18, 2006
  25. 25webPanic! At The Disco Split Gets Nasty: Band Alleges Wilson Did Not Play On LPJames Montgomery — May 18, 2006
  26. 26webEx-Panic! At The Disco Bassist Initiates Legal Action Against BandJames Montgomery — August 9, 2006
  27. 27webThe Academy Is… at Academy 2 - 10/10Alex Davies — January 19, 2006
  28. 28magazineThe Academy Is…, Panic At The Disco / Feb. 2, 2006 / Toronto (Docks)Alex Davies — February 7, 2006
  29. 29webPanic! At The Disco Announce First Headlining North American TourJem Aswad — March 31, 2006
  30. 30webPanic! At The Disco speak after bottlingAugust 25, 2006
  31. 31webFor Next Tour, Panic! At The Disco Relying On … Motley Crue?James Montgomery — October 3, 2006
  32. 32webCircus troupe Panic! steals the limelightJoanna Horowitz — December 5, 2006
  33. 33newsRock 'n' Roll 'n' Circus, on Tour From Las VegasKelefa Sanneh — November 15, 2006
  34. 34webPanic! At The Disco Open Tour With Mime, Drum Line & Oh Yeah, And Rock – MTV NewsJames Montgomery — August 11, 2006
  35. 35webPanic! At The Disco Promise Vulgar Video, Want Movie Music For New LPCorey Moss — December 26, 2006
  36. 36webPanic! At The Disco move into cabin to begin work on new LPMarch 8, 2007
  37. 37webPanic! At The Disco Try A Different Tack For New LP: SimplicityJames Montgomery — August 7, 2007
  38. 38citationPanic at the Disco Nearly Witches DemoJuly 31, 2011
  39. 39citationPanic! at the Disco - Nearly Witches (Ever Since We Met...)
  40. 40webPanic! At The Disco Divulge Why They Wanted Second Chance at Second AlbumJames Montgomery — September 14, 2007
  41. 41webPanic at the Disco Explain Excised Exclamation Point: 'It Got A Little Bit Annoying'James Montgomery — January 11, 2008
  42. 42webPanic At The Disco Drop The Exclamation Mark!!!Scott Colothan — January 11, 2008
  43. 43magazinePanic at the Disco Drop Exclamation Point, Announce LP Title and Honda Civic TourErica Futterman — January 10, 2008
  44. 44webPanic at the Disco Promise New Album Isn't A Huge Departure: 'We're Still The Same Guys'James Montgomery — February 21, 2008
  45. 45webPanic at the Disco's Pretty. Odd. Is Pretty HugeApril 4, 2008
  46. 46webPanic at the Disco riding high on CD salesJason Bracelin — April 3, 2008
  47. 47webPanic at the Disco Measure Their Success With Live Shows: 'You Can't Download The Concert Ticket'James Montgomery — May 15, 2008
  48. 48webPretty. Odd. – ReviewBarry Walters — March 22, 2008
  49. 49webPanic at the Disco Name New LP; Set To Headline Honda Civic TourJames Montgomery — January 10, 2008
  50. 50webPanic at the Disco Exclusives: Sneak-Peek 'Afternoon' Video, Hear SongJames Montgomery — January 24, 2008
  51. 51webPanic at the Disco, Dashboard Confessional To Co-Headline Rock Band Live TourChris Harris — July 31, 2008
  52. 52webPanic at the Disco, Plain White T's Help Launch Rock Band 2 At Pre-VMA PartyChris Harris — September 7, 2008
  53. 53webPanic at the Disco Pledge To Drop Circus Theme, Underwear on Upcoming TourJames Montgomery — January 22, 2008
  54. 54newsExclusive Video: Panic at the Disco's New DVDLarry Fitzmaurice — November 25, 2008
  55. 55newsPanic at the Disco Unveils Live In ChicagoNovember 5, 2008
  56. 56webPanic at the Disco Talk About New, Stripped-Down Show at NYC ConcertJohn Norris — May 9, 2008
  57. 57webPanic at the Disco Get (Cough) 'Green'John Norris — May 9, 2008
  58. 58webPanic! At The Disco frontman Brendon Urie opens up about Vices & VirtuesAnnie Zaleski — January 24, 2011
  59. 59webExclusive: Ryan Ross Talks About Leaving Panic! At The DiscoJames Montgomery — July 13, 2009
  60. 60webTake a Vacation! The Young VeinsMark Deming
  61. 61webThe Young Veins, 'Take a Vacation!' (One Haven)Barry Walters — June 8, 2010
  62. 62webThe Young Veins: Take a Vacation! ReviewRyan Reed — June 16, 2010
  63. 63webThe Young Veins' Take A Vacation!: The Joke's On YouJames Montgomery — March 13, 2010
  64. 64webRyan Ross And Jon Walker Quit Panic! At The DiscoTamar Anitai — July 6, 2009
  65. 65webAltPress Exclusive: First Ryan Ross-less Panic At The Disco song out August 17July 7, 2009
  66. 66newsPanic! At The Disco regain exclamation point, post new demoJuly 10, 2009
  67. 67webListen: Panic at the Disco Release New SongAnna Hyclak — July 28, 2009
  68. 68webExclusive: Spencer Smith Reveals New Members Of Panic! At The DiscoJames Montomery — July 29, 2009
  69. 69webPanic! At The Disco bassist leaves bandSam Moore — December 28, 2017
  70. 70webWeekes' album cover conceptDallon Weekes — July 14, 2011
  71. 71magazinePanic! At The Disco Sets Mar. 29 Release for Vices & VirtuesJillian Mapes — January 19, 2011
  72. 72webPanic! At The Disco's 'The Ballad Of Mona Lisa' Video: The Key SceneKyle Anderson — February 8, 2011
  73. 73webPanic! At The Disco's Vices & Virtues: Fever Dreams, New PerspectivesJames Montomery — March 2, 2011
  74. 74webPanic! At The Disco Line Up Vices & Virtues Tour DatesJames Montgomery — March 14, 2011
  75. 75webPreview: Panic! at the Disco Plot Spring TourVann Alexandra — March 14, 2011
  76. 76webSoundwave: Counter Revolution Line-up, Tickets and InfoBrayden Darke — August 26, 2011
  77. 77webSoundwave Counter-Revolution mini-festivalAugust 20, 2011
  78. 78webExclusive: Panic!, fun. Collaborate on New SongWilliam Goodman — May 12, 2011
  79. 79webPanic! At The Disco, Serj Tankian, Duke Spirit for 'Batman: Arkham City' soundtrack – videoTom Goodwyn — September 7, 2011
  80. 80webP!aTD Touring Member Ian Crawford Leaving to Make 'Real, Genuine' MusicGrant Trimboli — July 15, 2012
  81. 81webPanic! At The Disco Announce Fourth Studio AlbumPam Gocobachi — July 15, 2013
  82. 82magazinePanic! At The Disco Returns with New Album, 'Miss Jackson' SinglePam Gocobachi — July 15, 2013
  83. 83webSpencer Smith Leaves Panic! At The Disco Tour To Continue 'Fighting Addiction'James Montgomery — August 8, 2013
  84. 84webPanic! At the Disco Stay Calm About Drummer Crisis, Embrace CreativityJon Wiederhorn — August 23, 2013
  85. 85newsBrendon Urie to release a solo album?Globo — Pure Fresh — September 23, 2014
  86. 86webBrendon Urie reflects on the one-year anniversary of 'Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die!'Matt Crane — October 8, 2014
  87. 87webSpencer Smith Officially Leaves Panic! at the DiscoEmily Carter — April 2, 2015
  88. 88webBrendon Urie Talks Spencer Smith And New Panic! MaterialEmily Carter — April 13, 2015
  89. 89webPanic! At The Disco release new song, "Hallelujah"Matt Crane — April 19, 2015
  90. 90magazinePanic! At The Disco Take Us to Church in New Song 'Hallelujah!'Chris Payne — April 20, 2015
  91. 91magazineDeath Cab For Cutie, Muse, Florence + The Machine & More Lead KROQ Weenie Roast: Live ReviewSteve Baltin — May 17, 2015
  92. 92webPanic! at the Disco Premiere New Song, Death of a BachelorEmily Carter — September 1, 2015
  93. 93magazinePanic! at the Disco Shares New Song 'Victorious' – BillboardChris Payne — September 29, 2015
  94. 94webExclusive: Brendon Urie on How His Wife Inspired Panic! At The Disco's New Album Title, 'Death of a Bachelor'Katie Krause — October 22, 2015
  95. 95webBrendon Urie became a naked devil (and everything else Panic! At The Disco did in October)Rachel Campbell — November 5, 2015
  96. 96webPanic! At The Disco Have Finally Announced A New Album Blunt MagMatt Doria — October 22, 2015
  97. 97webPanic! At The Disco stream new single 'LA Devotee' – listenDavid Renshaw — November 28, 2015
  98. 98webPanic! At The Disco Drop New Single, "Don't Threaten Me with a Good TimeTyler Sharp — December 31, 2015
  99. 99webPanic! At The Disco, Weezer announce co-headlining tourTyler Sharp — January 15, 2016
  100. 100magazine'Suicide Squad' Soundtrack: Skrillex & Rick Ross, Panic! at the Disco Cover 'Bohemian Rhapsody' & MoreGil Kaufman — June 17, 2016
  101. 101webSuicide Squad Movie Soundtrack RevealedMolly Freeman — June 17, 2016
  102. 102webQueen guitarist shouts out P!ATD for "Bohemian Rhapsody" coverDecember 29, 2018
  103. 103magazinePanic! at the Disco Drops 'LA Devotee' Video With Will From 'Stranger Things,' Shares 2017 Arena TourChris Payne — September 22, 2016
  104. 104webBrendon Urie Is Writing New Music & Talks Music Video IdeasNovember 22, 2016
  105. 105magazinePanic! At the Disco Plot New Live LP, 'All My Friends We're Glorious'Ryan Reed — November 20, 2017
  106. 106webPanic! At The Disco release 'Death Of A Bachelor' live concert footageMaggie Dickman — December 15, 2017
  107. 107webPanic! At The Disco Announce New Live AlbumRobin Murray — November 11, 2017
  108. 108magazinePanic! At The Disco Delivers New Holiday Song 'Feels Like Christmas'Natalie Maher
  109. 109magazineBassist Dallon Weekes Leaves Panic! at the Disco: 'I'm Grateful for the Chance I've Had'December 20, 2017
  110. 110magazineMeet Panic! at the Disco's New Bassist Nicole RowChris Payne — March 20, 2018
  111. 111magazinePanic! At The Disco introduce new bass playerNicole Rork — March 19, 2018
  112. 112magazinePanic! at the Disco — "Say Amen (Saturday Night)" / "(Fuck A) Silver Lining"Monique Melendez — March 21, 2018
  113. 113magazinePanic! At The Disco announce massive U.S. tourMaggie Dickman — March 21, 2018
  114. 114webPanic! At The Disco announce new album and unveil single 'Say Amen (Saturday Night)'Sam Moore — NME — March 21, 2018
  115. 115newsVegas-based Panic! at the Disco will perform in Vegas before Game 5Jacob Bogage — June 7, 2018
  116. 116magazinePanic! at the Disco Set to Perform at Game 5 of the Stanley Cup: ExclusiveMackenzie Cummings-Grady — June 6, 2018
  117. 117webBBC Music - 10 of the biggest performances from Saturday at Reading + LeedsAugust 25, 2018
  118. 118newsPanic! At The Disco at Reading Festival 2018 was a redemption tale fit for the silver screen - NMETom Connick — August 26, 2018
  119. 119magazinePanic! at the Disco Share Gravity-Defying Video For 'High Hopes': WatchAlessandra Rincón — August 27, 2018
  120. 120magazineTravis Scott Scores First Billboard Hot 100 Leader: 'What's More 'Sicko Mode' Than Going No. 1?!'Gary Trust — December 3, 2018
  121. 121magazineDecade-End Charts: Hot Rock Songs
  122. 122newsPanic! at the Disco touring guitarist no longer performing with band following misconduct allegationsKaitlyn Ulrich — September 22, 2018
  123. 123webPanic! At the Disco Find Replacement GuitaristDevon Hannan — October 6, 2018
  124. 124newsHear Panic! at the Disco's 'Frozen 2' Song 'Into the Unknown'Emily Zemler — Rolling Stone — November 5, 2019
  125. 125newsListen to Panic! at the Disco perform Frozen 2 song 'Into the Unknown'Nick Romano — Entertainment Weekly — November 4, 2019
  126. 126magazineBrendon Urie Talks Working With Taylor Swift & New Panic! at the Disco Music at BBMAs: WatchRebecca Schiller — May 2, 2019
  127. 127webPanic! At The Disco tease new music with cryptic websiteRhian Daly — May 15, 2022
  128. 128webPanic! At The Disco announce comeback single 'Viva Las Vengeance'Ellie Robinson — May 29, 2022
  129. 129magazinePanic! At The Disco return with Viva Las Vengeance album and tourEmily Carter — June 1, 2022
  130. 130magazinePanic! At The Disco Return With New Single, Unveil Track List for 'Viva Las Vengeance' AlbumThania Garcia — June 1, 2022
  131. 131magazineWatch the video for Panic! At The Disco's new single Middle Of A BreakupEmily Carter — July 20, 2022
  132. 132webWatch Panic! At The Disco channel 'Grease' in video for new single 'Middle Of A Breakup'Damian Jones — July 20, 2022
  133. 133magazinePanic! At The Disco Release New Track 'Local God'James Wilson-Taylor — August 5, 2022
  134. 134magazinePanic! At The Disco Drop New Ballad 'Don't Let The Light Go Out'Jack Rogers — August 16, 2022
  135. 135magazine"It's time to dance": Panic! share theatrical new video for Sad ClownEmily Carter — August 19, 2022
  136. 136magazinePanic! At The Disco announce online concert premiere, Everybody Needs…Emily Carter — November 14, 2022
  137. 137magazinePanic! At The Disco to release House Of Memories EP following TikTok…Emily Carter — October 27, 2022
  138. 138newsPanic! At The Disco announces Breakup! At The DiscoHattie Lindert — January 24, 2023
  139. 139magazinePanic! at the Disco Announce Split: 'It's Been a Hell of a Journey'Jem Aswad — January 24, 2023
  140. 140magazinePanic! At The Disco Are Calling It A DayJack Rogers — January 24, 2023
  141. 141webPanic! at the Disco and blink-182 Set to Headline When We Were Young Festival 2025Karlie Rogers — October 29, 2024
  142. 142webWatch Panic! At The Disco perform with former drummer Spencer Smith for the first time in 12 yearsLaura Molloy — October 19, 2025
  143. 143magazinePanic! At The Disco announce A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out 20th anniversary editionEmily Garner — October 20, 2025
  144. 144magazineFormer Panic! At The Disco members Ryan Ross and Dallon Weekes unite onstage for the first time everEmily Garner — February 3, 2025
  145. 145newsPanic! at the Disco review – emo pop for a teen rebellionMark Beaumont — January 13, 2016
  146. 147newsBrendon Urie, frontman and final member of Panic! At The Disco, announces the band's official disbandmentPalmer Haasch — January 24, 2023
  147. 148webPanic! At the Disco Vices & VirtuesTerry Bezer — March 28, 2011
  148. 149webNo need to Panic: Baroque pop band is better than everChristopher Treacy — May 12, 2008
  149. 150webPanic! At The Disco: 'Death of a Bachelor' Album ReviewMegan Savage — January 17, 2016
  150. 151webThe 10 best Panic! At The Disco songs according to Brendon UrieThea de Gallier — September 5, 2016
  151. 152magazineThe Killers and Panic! at the Disco: How the Two Veteran Rock Bands Took the Long Way to the TopBryan Rolli — October 4, 2017
  152. 153webPretty Odd – Panic At The Disco And The Strange Death Of EmoJuly 7, 2009
  153. 154web10 Alternative Bands That Switched Genres…and it Worked!Mark Beaumont — August 31, 2021
  154. 155newsPanic At the Disco split … in halfSean Michaels — July 7, 2009
  155. 156webPanic! at the Disco is ending after nearly two decadesKaitlyn Radde — January 24, 2023
  156. 157newsPanic! at the Disco: Pray for the Wicked review – a parade of emo-pop pizzazzRachel Aroesti — June 22, 2018
  157. 158magazinePanic! at the DiscoEmily Zemler — October 3, 2005
  158. 159webPanic! At The Disco Bowery Ballroom, New York, Wednesday February 8February 24, 2006
  159. 160newsPanic! At The DiscoAndrew Murfett — October 6, 2006
  160. 161webPanic! at the Disco's Brendon Urie Talks the Influence of Bowie, Queen, and Sinatra on Death of a BachelorSherwin Lainez — January 18, 2016
  161. 162journalIcons: The Rock Stars That Changed Your WorldBauer Media Group — March 4, 2006
  162. 163magazineWatch Panic! at the Disco's Brendon Urie Talk Working With Rivers CuomoBrittany Spanos — January 13, 2016
  163. 164webDan Pawlovich on Touring With Panic! at the DiscoJuly 1, 2016
  164. 165webErm Navarro - Trombone Instructor
  165. 166web@whenwewereyoungfest with @panicatthedisco was absolutely insane! Truly a dream come true. Thank you to everyone involved in making it happen.Zak Cassar — October 21, 2025
  166. 167instagramThis weekend will forever live in my heart.Laurann Angel — 2025-10-21
  167. 168webProfile - Bartram NasonNoah Gardenswartz — November 8, 2006
  168. 169webAdrian Hibbs, Former Keyboardist With "Panic! At The Disco" Will Perform Live In NYCJuly 24, 2012
  169. 170webMeet Adrian HibbsAugust 12, 2020
  170. 171webDesiree Hazley
  171. 172newsRock 'n' Roll 'n' Circus, on Tour From Las VegasKelefa Sanneh — November 15, 2006
  172. 173webPanic! At The Disco Line Up Vices & Virtues Tour DatesJames Montgomery — March 14, 2011
  173. 174webPanic! At The Disco Announces Tour For New Album 'Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die': See The DatesChristina Lee — July 20, 2013
  174. 175webPanic! at the Disco at The Woodlands, 8/19/2014Cynthia Woods et al. — August 20, 2014
  175. 176magazinePanic! At The Disco announce The Gospel Tour with Walk The MoonMatt Crane — February 24, 2014
  176. 177magazinePanic! At The Disco announce 'Death Of A Bachelor' tourSeptember 22, 2016
  177. 178magazineHere's the full Panic! At The Disco 'Pray For The Wicked' tour setlistRachel Campbell — January 11, 2019
  178. 179webPanic! At The Disco Announce New Album Viva Las Vengeance, 40-Date Arena TourAlex Young — June 1, 2022
  179. 180webPanic At the Disco / Motion City Soundtrack / Hush Sound / Phantom Planet on Honda Civic TourAubin Paul — January 24, 2008
  180. 181webPanic! at the Disco, Dashboard Confessional To Co-headlining 'Rock Band' Live TourChris Harris — July 30, 2008
  181. 182webAcceptance, Cartel, Receiving End of Sirens and more to tour the USJuly 22, 2005
  182. 183magazineThe Academy Is… announce "Truckstops And Statelines" tourNicole Rork — November 30, 2005
  183. 184magazineThe Academy Is…, Panic! Plan 'Truckstops' TourDecember 1, 2005
  184. 185webBlink-182 Tour Openers Possibly More Excited Than You AreJames Montgomery et al. — May 20, 2009
  185. 186magazineWatch Panic! At The Disco's Brendon Urie Narrate Fall Out Boy's Drunk HistoryGrace Carroll — December 29, 2014
  186. 187webPanic At The Disco to support Fall Out Boy on autumn US tourTony Nappa — April 22, 2013
  187. 188magazineHere Are All the Winners From the 2018 AMAsTaylor Weatherby — October 9, 2018
  188. 189magazinePost Malone, Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish dominate American Music Awards nominationsLauren Huff — October 24, 2019
  189. 190magazineHere Are All the Winners From the 2018 Billboard Music AwardsMay 20, 2018
  190. 191magazineBillboard Music Awards 2019: See the full list of winnersLexi Vollero — May 1, 2019
  191. 192magazine2020 Billboard Music Awards Winners: Complete ListKatie Atkinson — October 14, 2020
  192. 193magazinePanic at the Disco's Brendon Urie to be honored at 2019 GLSEN Respect AwardsGillian Telling — March 20, 2019
  193. 194webPanic At The DiscoNovember 19, 2019
  194. 195web59th Annual Grammy Awards Winners & Nominees
  195. 196magazineHere Are All the Winners From the iHeartRadio Music Awards 2019Denise Warner — March 14, 2019
  196. 197web2018 MTV EMA Winners: See The Full ListMadeline Roth — November 4, 2018
  197. 198web2019 MTV EMA Winners: See The Full ListMadeline Roth — November 3, 2019
  198. 199webHere are all the winners from the MTV EMAs 2022Ellie Robinson — November 14, 2022
  199. 200magazineFlashback Friday: Panic! at the Disco Wins 2006 Video of the Year VMA, Gets Speech InterruptedPayne Chris — August 26, 2016
  200. 201webThe 2010 MTV VMA Countdown: Avenged Sevenfold Scare The ChildrenAugust 17, 2010
  201. 202webPanic! At The Disco triumph at MTV awardsSeptember 1, 2006
  202. 203web2006 MTV Video Music Award NominationsScott Lapatine — July 31, 2006
  203. 204webTop 10 Panic! At the Disco SongsBill Lamb — November 30, 2017
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