Earlier today, Panic! At The Disco main man Brendon Urie announced he is hosting a Twitch stream to raise funds for the Highest Hopes Foundation, and it looks like he’s brought along Josh Dun and Pete Wentz.
The musicians have been streaming themselves playing video games and once they raised over $75,000, they premiered a brand new metal track live.
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Oh hai, @joshuadun + @petewentz! Welcome to the @highesthopes charity stream https://t.co/JztKKiMWvf pic.twitter.com/v6kUJ2tXza
— Panic! At The Disco (@PanicAtTheDisco) November 16, 2019
Urie previously released a metal song on the platform when he went live in August. After a fan brought up the vocalist mentioning he wouldn’t be working for the rest of the year, Urie replied:
“Dude, that’s not work. That’s literally me, stoned and drunk in my room, sitting in this chair and just being like ‘oh, let’s just grab a guitar real quick.’”
Donations of $10 received a prize raffle entry with $25 donations earning a gift. The musician is also playing Fortnite without a weapon at $10,000 raised and at $50,000 he played a drum solo live. After donations reached $75,000, Urie ended up premiering his new metal song.
The song has a heavy Architects vibe to it in the riffs with a speedy main part, some solid cleans in the chorus and a meaty breakdown to cap it off. You can hear the song below if you missed it.
metal has been my favourite genre since i was 12, thank you brendon urie for my life pic.twitter.com/Oa3FFf348Y
— morgan (@goldenxurie) November 16, 2019
Once $100,00 is reached, the snare drum from Death Of A Bachelor will also be added to the raffle.
The stream also includes a prize give away including items from Oculus, Beat Saber, Call Of Duty and more. You can check the stream out here.
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