Panic! at the Disco frontman Brendon Urie made a rare TV appearance last night as he joined Jimmy Fallon and The Roots to perform a Zoom rendition of “Under Pressure.” With each member of The Roots playing their respective instruments in a split screen style fashion, the center of the video featured Urie and Fallon- who shared vocal duty. This is the first “live”
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Panic! At The Disco Bring Home VMA for Best Rock Video
It may be a quiet summer for Panic! At The Disco, but that hasn’t stopped them from raking in the awards- and after last night, they have yet another one to add to their collection. At last night’s MTV Video Music Awards Brendon Urie and his band took home the moon man for Best Rock Video for their music video “High Hopes” – beating
Brendon Urie Shares a Brief Teaser of his Heavy Metal Track During a Twitch Stream
Everybody knows by now that Brendon Urie is by far one of the most talented musicians in the industry but while he’s been brewing pop hits for the charts, he also has a bit of a heavier metal side to him. Ever since the Panic! At The Disco worldwide tour has been over, Brendon streams quite a bit on the platform, Twitch.tv. Using this
PRIDE ANTHEMS: “Hurricane” by Panic! at the Disco
Panic! At The Disco has always been a Second Society Report favorite. From being one of the first bands to get us into alternative/emo music, to then being one of the first bands we ever reported on- they hold a special place in our hearts. And, in the hearts of the LGBT+ community. Since their early days as an emo/pop punk band, Panic! at
Opinion: Celebrities Do Not Consent- Panic! at the Disco vs. Fans
Panic! At The Disco has had a long history of inappropriate fan behavior. From the early 2000s when graphic fan fiction drove a stake in the relationships of former members, to the 2017 stalking that caused lead singer Brendon Urie and his wife to vacate their Los Angeles home, Panic! Fans have always been relatively out of control. But- from an outside perspective- it
Panic! At The Disco Reunite Original Members for Pretty. Odd. Reunion
Panic! At The Disco fans rejoice! This weekend frontman Brendon Urie teamed up with original band members Ryan Ross, Jon Walker, and Spencer Smith to recreate their iconic Pretty. Odd. tour photo. Unfortunately, this only happened in our dreams. April Fools. Maybe it’ll happen next year.
“Pretty. Odd.” Certified Platinum as Album Celebrates 11 Year Anniversary
Panic! At The Disco has had a lot to celebrate this month. In addition to being in the midst of the European leg of the Pray for the Wicked Tour, receiving two iHeart Radio Music Awards, and releasing a new music video for “Dancing’s Not A Crime,” the band has also been granted Platinum status on not one, but FOUR of their albums. On
Panic! At The Disco Release New Video for “Dancing’s Not A Crime”
Panic! At The Disco have released a new music video starring everyone’s favorite band member: The Amazing Beebo. The puppet, which is made to resemble Panic! frontman Brendon Urie, makes his second music video appearance in the new video for “Dancing’s Not A Crime,” the latest single off of 2018’s “Pray for the Wicked.” Released earlier today, “Dancing’s Not A Crime” shows The Amazing
Panic! At The Disco and Twenty One Pilots Bring Home iHeartRadio Awards
It’s time to celebrate in the alternative music scene because some of our favorite bands have brought home prizes after last night’s iHeartRadio Music Awards. That’s right, Panic! At the Disco, Twenty One Pilots, Imagine Dragons, and Halsey have all taken home some of the night’s biggest awards- including Alt. Rock Song of the Year, Alt. Album of the Year, Rock Album of the
Betty Who Releases New Album “Betty”
Get ready to put your headphones in and dance, because Australian pop star Betty Who has released a new album- and it is full of upbeat dance tracks and synth pop beats. With previous records “Take Me When You Go” (2014) and “The Valley” (2017) under her belt, “Betty” is Betty Who’s third studio album, and first album released as an independent artist after
