i write sins not tragedies

Imagine yourself singing along to one of your favorite songs, belting out every word at the top of your lungs like you have so many times before when you stumble over a line you don’t remember mixing up before. Maybe you sing “and” instead of “but” or change out a line altogether. Regardless, it leaves you wo...

There’s nothing better than taking a walk down memory lane on Spotify or putting an old mix CD in your car. Hearing familiar lyrics will take you back to your youth or evoke a happy time in your life. But you’d be lying if you said you weren’t a little shocked by some of the controversial lyrics. Over the last...

It’s hard to believe Panic! At The Disco are celebrating nine years of their third album Vices & Virtues. Released in 2011, the follow-up to Pretty. Odd marked the first for Brendon Urie and Spencer Smith without Ryan Ross and Jon Walker who both departed nearly two full years prior. The fan-...

Panic! At The Disco have taken TikTok to the next level, this time dragging in Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz into Beebo's shenanigans. Find out what happens when you don't close the goddamn door, below. Read more: “felt emo might delete” creator transforms Cardi B song into scene anthem You may recall when P!ATD put a Beebo ...

Panic! At The Disco cannot stop breaking records with their track "High Hopes." Yesterday it was revealed that the song has been streamed over half a billion times on Spotify and now, the "High Hopes" music video has reached a major milestone...

Just when you thought Panic! At The Disco’s Brendon Urie couldn’t get any purer, he proves you wrong. In a video shared to Reddit, Urie can be seen rocking out with a fan to “I Write Sins Not Tragedies.” As Urie shares the golden microphone to the fan in the crowd, he bounces around to the beat of the song while excitedly singing all of the words. Read more: Did Halsey finally ...

Fans attending this year's Corona Capital Festival in Mexico City were in for quite the surprise as Panic! At The Disco pulled Halsey on stage for an incredible performance of "I Write Sins Not Tragedies" you simply HAVE to see! Read more: Tumblr has disappeared from Apple's app store Whether she's geeking out at her Halloween party to our favorite Panic...

Can you imagine how many times Brendon Urie has performed “I Write Sins Not Tragedies”? (Neither can we.) The song, which is found on Panic! At The Disco’s debut studio album, A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out, has been a staple in the band’s setlist for the past decade. This YouTube compilation vi ...