Panic! at the Disco Announces Split: ‘It’s Been a Hell of a Journey’
Panic! at the Disco, the long-running band fronted by Brendon Urie, has announced its split.
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Panic! at the Disco Announce Split: ‘It’s Been a Hell of a Journey’
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Even as a fan, I feel like aside from whatever legal relationships this might be severing -- this probably resonates more internally with him than with the fanbase.
Or perhaps I'm wrong? I dunno. Does he just go full broadway with his stuff? I'd be cool with that. He's got chops.
Or perhaps I'm wrong? I dunno. Does he just go full broadway with his stuff? I'd be cool with that. He's got chops.
It's weird that people are having trouble understanding this from a creative perspective.
Haven't you people ever heard of closing the god damn door on a chapter of your life?
Haven't you people ever heard of closing the god damn door on a chapter of your life?
Good for him. I love Pretty. Odd. but I've never been able to get into any of their other music.
Maybe now we can finally get the unreleased demos from the cabin album.
In all seriousness though, despite not listening to this band past the 3rd album, it's sad to see it finally come to an end. Their first album was the first CD I ever got as a pre-teen, and loved every second of it.
In all seriousness though, despite not listening to this band past the 3rd album, it's sad to see it finally come to an end. Their first album was the first CD I ever got as a pre-teen, and loved every second of it.
I thought the song reference would be people saying thanks for the memories, but this was way funnier
He was distraught when he told himself. He caught himself completely off guard. Hopefully as time goes on he can forgive himself and can become friends again.
They had a good run with a remarkably broad range of material. I got to see 'em live a couple times and they always put on a great show. Their transition into being a Brendon solo act was a strange one to follow, but he's put out some pretty consistently great pop songs over the last few years.
It's for the best. All of the many allegations against Urie that have surfaced over the last few years have really soured me on him. Plus their first 2 albums were the only good ones anyway.
Good fucking riddance.
The last album totally flopping probably helped with this finally happening. Urie should have just committed to being a solo act like a decade ago anyway.
The last album totally flopping probably helped with this finally happening. Urie should have just committed to being a solo act like a decade ago anyway.
I liked their first 3 albums, but after that....meh.
When is the new The Killers album coming out?
When is the new The Killers album coming out?
It became a solo act, so this "disbanding" is a nothing burger.
Urie was 12 when the 90s ended lol
I never listened to anything past the second album, but my fiancé likes Death of a Bachlelor. Wonder what's next for Urie.
Considering the band didn't exist until the mid 2000s and their/his most successful era was the late 2010s, I'm going to guess you're thinking of the wrong band.
Man if you get the chance to see his live covers, they're really special. Dude is an amazing performer
Panic! is one of my favorite bands ever, but given the fact that it has basically been a solo act for the last seven years/three albums, I can't say this news is disappointing me.
I wouldn't be surprised to see him return in a couple years just using the Brendon Urie name.
I wouldn't be surprised to see him return in a couple years just using the Brendon Urie name.
Last we heard Urie had bought the rights from all of the other bandmates so this is really just him announcing he is retiring the band name and using something else going forward. I would guess probably just his own name at this point. Might also mean he stops playing some of the older songs as well.
So is this like a mitosis situation, does he form two different side projects that are exactly the same?
Good on him for wanting to dedicate himself to spending time with and taking care of his child. As a new dad, I'd do the same in a heartbeat.
The Brendan + (insert backing band members) formula post Vices and Virtues has been hit or miss at best, but he definitely did have some undeniable hits in that time, and never stopped being a great live performer.
I'm not too torn about this but Middle School me definitely would be. Ryan Ross has finally won.
I'm not too torn about this but Middle School me definitely would be. Ryan Ross has finally won.
After an unlistenable new album and, far more importantly, continuing to hang around with and personally employ the guy who sexually harassed the wife of his former bandmate, I say good fucking riddance. I was a massive Urie fan since Fever dropped but the dude is a certifiable prick and his output has been dire since he lost all of his co-writers post-TWTLTRTD.
Don't let the door hit ya on the way out. Raise your child to be better than you.
Don't let the door hit ya on the way out. Raise your child to be better than you.
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No idea how representative it is but I keep seeing on TikTok that people hate their latest album
