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Panic! At The Disco's Brendon Urie joined his friends in Every Time I Die on stage to perform “It Remembers” (via The PRP). “It Remembers” comes from Every Time I Die's latest album Low Teens, which dropped on Sept. 23, and features Urie. Watch footage of the performance in Los Angeles, California below. Read more: You can […]

Panic! At The Disco mastermind Brendon Urie provides guest vocals on Every Time I Die’s new song, “It Remembers.” Listen below and be sure to leave us a comment with your thoughts! Watch: Brendon Urie plays EVERYTHING on Panic! At The Disco's “This Is Gospel” Every Time I Die’s latest album, Low Teens, is out now on Epitaph. […]

We went back through the history of Panic! At The Disco to compile fan favorites all in one handy playlist! If you're looking to get into Panic! and don't know where to start, try these absolute gems, and look in the comments for further inspiration!  

[Photo via Twitter] Panic! At The Disco frontman Brendon Urie was surprised by former drummer Spencer Smith during the band’s recent show in Irvine, CA. Smith brought Urie his guitar as he was introducing “This Is Gospel.” You can watch a fan-recorded video of the special moment below. Listen: Panic! At The Disco release new version […]

Rewind to the 2015 APMAS where our Red Carpet Hosts Ash Costello and Keith Buckley spoke with Brendon Urie.  Panic! At The Disco closed out the show with “Hallelujah” and a stunning rendition of Queen's “Bohemian Rhapsody.” See how Brenden was feeling before the show in this previously unreleased interview! Make sure to Like and […]

[Photo credit: Graham Fielder] Panic! At The Disco mastermind Brendon Urie is featured on a song from Every Time I Die’s new album, Low Teens. The track, titled “It Remembers,” falls around the record’s halfway point.  Read more: Every Time I Die frontman tells us how he “saw God” at Warped Tour You can check out […]

After four films as the legendary spy, Daniel Craig recently revealed that he’d rather “slash his wrists” than play James Bond in a movie again, so we’re guessing he won’t be signing up for the next installment in the franchise. British actors Idris Elba, Tom Hiddleston and Damian Lewis are all rumored to be in […]

Lil Dicky has released a music video for his song “Molly,” which features Panic! At The Disco’s Brendon Urie. The song is taken from Lil Dicky’s debut album, Professional Rapper, which was released in 2015. Check out the video below and be sure to leave us a comment with your thoughts.  Watch: Brendon Urie is so […]

Last night, during her set at Coachella, Halsey brought out Panic! At The Disco's Brendon Urie. First, the two sang Halsey's “New Americana” before jumping into Panic! At The Disco's breakthrough hit and scene staple “I Write Sins Not Tragedies.” Watch it all below. Read more: Here’s what it would sound like if Halsey joined twenty […]

Over the weekend, a 30-second clip of Brendon Urie’s vocals isolated from Panic! At The Disco’s “This Is Gospel” made its way onto Facebook. Now, two days later, it has amassed well over 2 million views. Check it out below and bask in Brendon’s unparalleled vocal ability. Read more: Panic! At The Disco just pulled the […]

Brendon Urie answers students' questions in this episode of the APTV Musicians Institute Conversation series, and the answers get pretty interesting. Early on, he talks about growing up with ADHD, and how the disorder has benefitted his music career in Panic! At The Disco. “It definitely affects everything I do,” says Urie. “It now has […]

Brendon Urie answers students’ questions in this episode of the APTV Musician’s Institute Conversations series, hosted by Ryan J. Downey. Urie talked about his writing process, and says that he gets inspired from lunch conversations with friends, jokes and other songs he listens to. “I listen to a lot of music, and I haven’t even […]

In this episode of the APTV Musician's Institute Conversations series, Brendon Urie's personality becomes a little more clear. After discussing some of Panic! At The Disco’s early success with host Ryan J. Downey, Urie goes on to answer several questions from the popular Proust Questionnaire. What’s his favorite color? Blue; or, more specifically, the Crayola color […]

The second part of our Conversation with Panic! At The Disco at the Musician’s Institute kicks off with early discovery of Panic! At The Disco during the days of MySpace and Purevolume. “We had a couple demos on Purevolume, and we emailed a link to someone that we thought, you know, ‘can this person get it […]

In the latest APTV MI Conversation Series video, hosted by Ryan J. Downey, Brendon Urie talked about growing up in a religious home, playing in high school bands and forming what eventually became Panic! At The Disco. Urie listened to a variety of music growing up, including Weezer, Bush and Alanis Morissette. Later, he got […]

Panic! At The Disco have had a tumultuous history when it comes to member changes. As you’re probably already aware, Brendon Urie is the last original member and has claimed the ship as his own.  Read more: Spencer Smith has officially parted ways with Panic! At The Disco Will a former Panic! At The Disco member […]

Panic! At The Disco Death Of A Bachelor When we last left Brendon Urie, the Panic! At The Disco frontman (and now sole member) was dancing his way through moody, electronic-inspired pop on 2013’s career-reviving Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die, an album largely colored by grayscale soundscapes and muted tones. Things are […]

When you think Frank Sinatra, you may think more “jazz” than “punk,” but Panic! At The Disco's Brendon Urie is here to make the case that his idol may be more more himself a punk than bands whose music fits the genre.  “Sinatra didn't give a fuck,” Urie says, explaining that his unwavering loyalty to his […]