Panic! At The Disco

Panic! At The Disco was the solo project of American musician Brendon Boyd Urie (born: ). It began as a pop rock band from Las Vegas, Nevada, formed in 2004. 
== Career==
===Formation (2004 - 2005)===
Panic! At The Disco was formed in 2004 by Ryan Ross and Spencer Smith, and would later go on to include Brent Wilson and Brendon Urie. The band began rehearsing music in Smith's grandmothers living room. One day during rehearsals, the band was impressed with Urie's vocal talents and made the decision to replace Ross, who was the singer at the time with Urie.
One day, Urie and Ross decided to send a demo of their music to Fall Out Boy's bassist Pete Wentz. Wentz, who was in Los Angeles, California, recording Fall Out Boy's second album decided to drive Las Vegas, Nevada to meet Panic! After meeting Panic! they played some songs for Wentz, impressing him. Wentz then decided to sign Panic! to his Fueled By Ramen imprint label Decaydance Records (now known as DCD2 Records).
===A Fever You Can't Sweat Out (2005 - 2007)===
Now that Panic! was signed to Decaydance Records, they relocated to College Park, Maryland to record their debut album. The album was recorded from June to September, 2005. They had already recorded some pieces of the album before the relocation, but finished the rest of the album after the relocation.
Their debut album A Fever You Can't Sweat Out was released on September 27th, 2005 and it debuted at No. 112 on the Billboard 200 charts, No. 6 on the Billboard Independant Album charts and No. 1 on the Billboard International Heatseekers charts. Sales were slow at the start, with around 10,000 albums being sold within the first week of the album's release.
Four months after the albums release, Panic! would release the music video for the song "I Write Sins Not Tragedies", which would begin climbing the Billboard Hot 100 and would help A Fever You Can't Sweat Out reach 500,000 album sales.
On May 16th, 2006, Panic! announced that Brent Wilson will no longer be a part of Panic! At The Disco, Spencer Smith would later explain their decision, stating: "We made the decision based on Brent's lack of responsibility and the fact that he wasn't progressing musically with the band." Smith also explained that Wilson never wrote any songs for A Fever You Can't Sweat Out, nor played bass for any of the songs present on the album. After being kicked, Wilson was replaced by bassist Jon Walker.
On June 6th, 2006, Panic! began their first headlining tour, which would last until August 8th. Panic! would begin another headlining tour, called the Nothing Rhymes with Circus Tour only three months later on November 7th, and would wrap on December 9th. After the Nothing Rhymes with Circus Tour finished, Panic! took a short break, before beginning to work on their second studio album.
===Pretty. Odd. (2007 - 2009)===
In March, 2007, the band relocated to a cabin in Mount Charleston, Nevada and began writing their second studio album, Cricket & Clover. After recording some tracks, the band went back to Las Vegas to finish recording. After recording more tracks, the band slowly began to grow uninterested with the songs written, and by August, 2007, Cricket & Clover had been scrapped. After figuring out what to do with a new album, in October they began working on their next album, Pretty. Odd. 
In January, 2008, the band began using a brand new logo, and the exclamation mark in their name was dropped, becoming Panic At The Disco. In the same month, the band announced they would headline the 2008 Honda Civic Tour from April 10th to July 14th. The band recorded Pretty. Odd. from October, 2007 to March, 2008 and the finished album was released on March 21st, 2008. Pretty. Odd. debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart. The album sold 54,000 copies on the first day, and sold 139,000 in the first week in the United States. From October to November, the band toured alongside Dashboard Confessional and the Cab on the Rock Band Live Tour in promotion for the game Rock Band 2. On December 2nd, 2008, the band released ...Live in Chicago, a live album which contains performances they did throughout the Honda Civic Tour. In spring 2009, the band began recording their third studio album.
===Vices & Virtues (2009 - 2012) ===
On July 6th, 2009, while their third studio album was still being recorded, Ryan Ross and Jon Walker announced their departure from Panic At The Disco. Ross was interviewed after the split to explain why he had left, his reason was due to creative differences between himself and Urie. Urie wanted to make a more polished pop album, while Ross and Walker wanted to stick with Pretty. Odd.'s sound and make a retro-inspired rock album. After leaving Panic, Ross and Walker went on to form The Young Veins.
With Ross and Walker gone, the band, which was now just Urie and Smith began recording the single "New Perspective" for the 2009 film Jennifer's Body. On July 10th, the band's name brought back the exclamation mark, becoming Panic! At The Disco again. On July 28th, New Perspective was released. In August, former guitarist of the Cab, Ian Crawford, and frontman of The Brobecks, Dallon Weekes joined the band to fill in for Ross and Walker for Panic!'s next tour, the Blink-182 Summer Tour.
In early 2010, the band re-entered the studio to finish recording their third studio album, Vices & Virtues. During the album's production, Weekes had officially joined Panic! At The Disco, making himself the third member. Weekes did not record anything for Vices & Virtues, although he did come up with the concept of the album's cover. On January 18th, 2011, the band officially revealed Vices & Virtues, announcing the release date to be March 22nd, 2011. On January 23rd, the band announced their next tour, the Vices & Virtues Tour, which lasted until August 23rd. The lead single, "The Ballad of Mona Lisa" was released on February 1st, with a music video releasing a week later. Vices & Virtues was released on March 22nd, receiving positive reviews. On May 12th, the band collaborated with the band fun. on a song called "C'mon", while also going on an American tour with them. On October 18th, the band released a song called "Mercenary" which appeared in the soundtrack of the video game Batman: Arkham City.
===Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die! (2012 - 2015)===
After the Vices & Virtues Tour, Urie, Smith and Weekes began writing and recording their fourth studio album. During the recording process, Ian Crawford announced his departure from Panic! At The Disco, saying he desired to make "real, genuine" music. He would later be replaced by Kenneth Harris. On May 13th, 2013, Fall Out Boy announced their Save Rock And Roll Arena Tour, and that Panic! At The Disco would open for them, alongside twenty one pilots. On July 15th, Panic! At The Disco announced their fourth studio album would be called Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!, and was scheduled for release on October 8th, 2013. The first single from the album, "Miss Jackson" was released on the same day alongside a music video.
On August 12th, the second single from the album, "This Is Gospel" was released alongside a music video. On October 7th, the third and final single before the album's launch, "Girls / Girls / Boys" was released alongside a music video. The next day, Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die! was released. The album received generally positive reviews, and debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 charts. On October 14th, the band announced a new tour, known as the Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die! Tour, which lasted from January 14th, 2014 to February 16th. A second tour, titled The Gospel Tour was announced on May 13th and lasted from July 18th to August 31st.
On August 2nd, Spencer Smith wrote an open letter to fans, coming clean about his use of alcohol and prescription pills. Five days later, Urie stated that Smith would no longer be apart of The Gospel Tour, to have him try to get help. For the rest of The Gospel Tour, Smith was replaced with Dan Pawlovich from the band Valencia. On September 23rd, Urie stated in an interview that he had been thinking of ideas for the fifth album, and that he was unsure whether it would be a Panic! At The Disco album, or a solo album. He also stated there were no plans for Smith to return to Panic! At The Disco. On April 2nd, 2015, Smith officially announced his departure from Panic! At The Disco.
===Death of a Bachelor (2015 - 2017)===
On April 13th, 2015, Urie stated in an interview that he was working on new material for the fifth album. A week later, the first single from the next album, "Hallelujah" was released. Hallelujah became the band's best performing song on the Billboard Hot 100 since I Write Sins Not Tragedies, making it to No. 40. On September 1st, during an Apple Music broadcast, hosted by Pete Wentz, the band released the song "Death of a Bachelor". On September 29th, the second single, "Victorious" was released. On October 22nd, Urie officially announced the fifth studio album to also be called Death of a Bachelor, scheduled to release on January 15th, 2016. It was also announced that Dallon Weekes would be leaving the official member lineup, but would still be around for tours. The third single, "Emperor's New Clothes" was released the same day, alongside a music video. On November 26th, the fourth single, "LA Devotee" was released. On December 31st, the fifth single, "Don't Threaten Me With A Good Time" was released.
On January 15th, 2016, Death of a Bachelor was released and received generally positive reviews. The same day, it was announced the band would co-headline a tour with Weezer, called the Weezer & Panic! At The Disco Summer Tour 2016. On August 4th, the band released a cover of Queen's song "Bohemian Rhapsody". The song appeared on the soundtrack for the film Suicide Squad. On September 22nd, the music video for "LA Devotee" was released. The same day, the next tour, known as the Death of a Bachelor Tour was announced. On December 15th, 2017, the band released the live album All My Friends We're Glorious: Death of a Bachelor Tour Live. Five days later, the band released a christmas song called "Feels Like Christmas".
===Pray for the Wicked (2017 - 2021)===
On December 27th, Dallon Weekes announced his departure from Panic! At The Disco to focus on his own band I DON'T KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME. On March 19th, 2018, Panic! At The Disco played a surprise show with a new bassist, Nicole Row. Two days later, Panic! At The Disco released two new songs, "Say Amen (Saturday Night)" and "(Fuck A) Silver Lining". They also announced a new album, titled Pray for the Wicked, scheduled for release on June 22nd, as well as the Pray for the Wicked Tour.
The third single, "High Hopes" was released on May 23rd. The fourth and final single before the album's launch, "King of the Clouds" was released on June 18th. Pray for the Wicked released on June 22nd to generally favorable reviews. The band performed as a headliner at the Reading and Leeds Festival 2018 from August 24th to the 26th. On August 27th, the band released a music video for High Hopes, which debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming Panic! At The Disco's highest placing single.
On September 22nd, the band announced the firing of touring guitarist Kenneth Harris due to sexual misconduct allegations involving multiple underage fans. Harris was announced to be replaced with Mike Naran on October 6th. On May 2nd, 2019, Urie announced he was working on ideas for the next album, but also announcing he would be taking a short break. On November 5th, the band released a cover of "Into the Unknown" from Frozen II. A music video was released on November 22nd.
In August 2020, an anonymous Twitter user released allegations against Brendon Urie, accusing him of sexual assault. Urie would then go on a three-month hiatus after the allegations, returning to social media on his Twitch account in November, where in a livestream he debunked the allegations. Urie also announced that his close friend, Zack Hall had been fired from working with Panic! At The Disco due to sexual harassment.
===Viva Las Vengeance (2022 - 2023)===
On May 14th, 2022, a website was set up, known as shutupandgotobed.com, teasing upcoming music. On May 29th, it was announced the next single would be called "Viva Las Vengeance" and that it would release on June 1st. The song released on June 1st, alongside the announcement of the seventh studio album, which was also called Viva Las Vengeance scheduled for release on August 19th. The band also announced the Viva Las Vengeance Tour, which began on September 8th, and ends on March 10th, 2023.
A second single was teased on July 8th and July 13th. On July 15th, the next single was announced to be "Middle Of A Breakup". The song and music video was released on July 20th. On July 28th, Panic! posted a story to their Instagram account, teasing a single would be released the following week. The following day, it was announced the song would be "Local God" and was released on August 5th. On August 11th, it was announced the final single from the album would be "Don't Let The Light Go Out". The song and music video were released on August 16th. A music video for "Sad Clown" was released alongside the Viva Las Vengeance album on August 19th. A music video for "Sugar Soaker" was announced on August 23rd, and was released the next day. To celebrate the start of the Viva Las Vengeance Tour, on September 6th it was announced a music video for "Do It To Death" would be released on September 8th. On November 15th, after the first part of the Viva Las Vengeance Tour was finished, it was announced the Chicago show would be streamed on December 7th/8th as a digital concert, being called Everybody Needs A Place To Go: An Evening with Panic! At The Disco.
===Disbandment (2023)===
On January 25th, 2023, Brendon Urie announced he and his wife, Sarah Urie were expecting a child. To focus on being a father, Brendon decided to end this chapter of his life and announced Panic! At The Disco would be disbanding after the European leg of the Viva Las Vengeance Tour.Panic! at the Disco Announces Split: ‘It’s Been a Hell of a Journey’ On February 4th, TMZ reported that Brendon and Sarah's baby had been born.Panic! At The Disco's Brendon Urie and Wife Welcome BabyThe baby's birth hasn't been officially confirmed by Brendon Urie or Sarah Urie yet. Panic! At The Disco disbanded on March 10th, following the Manchester, UK show.
==Members==
===Former Members===
*Brendon Urie (2004 - 2023)
*Spencer Smith (2004 - 2015)
*Ryan Ross (2004 - 2009)
*Brent Wilson (2004 - 2006)
*Jon Walker (2006 - 2009)
*Dallon Weekes (2009 - 2017)
===Former Touring Members===
*Bartram Nason (2006 - 2008)
*Eric Ronick (2006 - 2008)
* Ian Crawford (2009 - 2012)
*Kenneth Harris (2013 - 2018)
*Dan Pawlovich (2015 - 2023)
*Jesse Molloy (2016 - 2023)
*Erm Navarro (2016 - 2023)
*Chris Bautista (2016 - 2023)
* Nicole Row (2018 - 2023)
*Mike Naran (2018 - 2023)
*Kiara Ana Perico (2018 - 2023)
*Leah Metzler (2018 - 2023)
*Desiree Hazley (2018 - 2023)
==Tours==
===Headlining ===
* 2005 Tour (2005)
*Nintendo Fusion Tour (2005)
*Nothing Rhymes with Circus Tour (2006)
*Pretty. Odd. Tour (2008–2009)
*Vices & Virtues Tour (2011–2012)
*2013 Tour (2013)
*Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die! Tour (2014)
* The Gospel Tour (2014)
*Death of a Bachelor Tour (2017)
*Pray for the Wicked Tour (2018–2019)
* Viva Las Vengeance Tour (2022–2023)
===Co-headlining===
*Nintendo Fusion Tour (with Fall Out Boy, The Starting Line, Motion City Soundtrack and Boys Night Out) (2005)
*Honda Civic Tour (with Motion City Soundtrack, Death Cab for Cutie, Phantom Planet and The Hush Sound) (2008)
*Rock Band Live Tour (with Dashboard Confessional) (2008)
*Summer Tour 2016 (with Weezer) (2016)
===Opening act ===
*Take Cover Tour (for Acceptance and The Receiving End of Sirens) (2005)
*Ambitious Ones and Smoking Guns Tour (for The Academy Is...) (2006)
*Truckstops & Statelines Tour (for The Academy Is...) (2006)
*Blink-182 in Concert (Blink-182) (2009)
*Save Rock and Roll Tour (for Fall Out Boy) (2013)
==Discography==
===Studio Albums===
===A Fever You Can't Sweat Out===
No.	Title 	Writer(s) 	Producer(s) 	Length
1. 	Introduction 	Ryan Ross, Spencer Smith, Brendon Urie	Matt Squire 	0:36
2. 	The Only Difference Between Martyrdom and Suicide Is Press Coverage 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Squire 	2:54
3. 	London Beckoned Songs About Money Written By Machines 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Squire 	3:23
4. 	Nails For Breakfast, Tacks For Snacks 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Squire 	3:23
5. 	Camisado 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Squire 	3:11
6. 	Time To Dance 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Squire 	3:22
7. 	Lying Is The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Squire 	3:20
8. 	Intermission 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Squire 	2:35
9. 	But It's Better If You Do 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Squire 	3:25
10.	I Write Sins Not Tragedies 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Squire 	3:06
11.	I Constantly Thank God For Esteban 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Squire 	3:30
12.	There's A Good Reason These Tables Are Numbered Honey, You Just Haven't Thought Of It Yet	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Squire 	3:16
13.	Build God, Then We'll Talk 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Squire 	3:40
 	 	 	Total length:	00:39:42
===Pretty. Odd.===
No.	Title 	Writer(s) 	Producer(s) 	Length
1. 	We're So Starving 	Ryan Ross 	Rob Mathes 	1:21
2. 	Nine in the Afternoon 	Ross, Spencer Smith, Brendon Urie, Jon Walker	Mathes 	3:11
3. 	She's a Handsome Woman 	Ross, Walker 	Mathes 	3:12
4. 	Do You Know What I'm Seeing? 	Ross, Smith, Urie, Walker 	Mathes 	4:14
5. 	That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed) 	Ross, Smith, Urie, Walker 	Mathes 	3:15
6. 	I Have Friends in Holy Spaces 	Urie 	Mathes 	1:56
7. 	Northern Downpour 	Ross, Walker 	Mathes 	4:07
8. 	When the Day Met the Night 	Ross 	Mathes 	4:53
9. 	Pas de Cheval 	Urie 	Mathes 	2:39
10.	The Piano Knows Something I Don't Know 	Ross, Smith, Walker 	Mathes 	3:43
11.	Behind the Sea 	Ross 	Mathes 	3:33
12.	Folkin' Around 	Urie 	Mathes 	1:55
13.	She Had the World 	Ross 	Mathes 	3:47
14.	From a Mountain in the Middle of the Cabins	Ross 	Mathes 	3:02
15.	Mad as Rabbits 	Ross 	Mathes 	3:48
 	 	 	Total length:	00:48:46
===Vices & Virtues===
No.	Title 	Writer(s) 	Producer(s) 	Length
1. 	The Ballad Of Mona Lisa 	John Feldmann, Spencer Smith, Brendon Urie, Butch Walker	Feldmann, Walker	3:46
2. 	Let's Kill Tonight 	Smith, Urie 	Feldmann, Walker	3:33
3. 	Hurricane 	Feldmann, Smith, Urie, Walker 	Feldmann, Walker	4:26
4. 	Memories 	Smith, Urie, Walker 	Walker 	3:25
5. 	Trade Mistakes 	Feldmann, Smith, Urie, Pete Wentz 	Feldmann, Walker	3:36
6. 	Ready to Go (Get Me Out Of My Mind 	Smith, Urie 	Walker 	3:37
7. 	Always 	Feldmann, Smith, Urie, Wentz 	Feldmann, Walker	2:33
8. 	The Calendar 	Feldmann, Smith, Urie, Wentz 	Feldmann, Walker	4:43
9. 	Sarah Smiles 	Feldmann, Smith, Urie 	Feldmann, Walker	3:33
10.	Nearly Witches (Ever Since We Met...)	Feldmann, Smith, Urie, Ryan Ross 	Feldmann, Walker	4:16
11.	Kaleidoscope Eyes (bonus track) 	Urie, Wentz 	Walker 	3:20
12.	Bittersweet (bonus track) 	Urie, Wentz, Greg Kurstin 	Walker 	3:11
13.	Stall Me (bonus track) 	Feldmann, Urie, Wentz 	Feldmann 	3:10
14.	Oh Glory (bonus track) 	Feldmann, Urie, Wentz 	Walker 	3:03
15.	I Wanna Be Free (bonus track) 	Smith, Urie 	Feldmann 	3:20
16.	Turn Off the Lights (bonus track) 	Feldmann, Smith, Urie 	Feldmann 	4:00
 	 	 	Total length: 	00:37:30 (standard)01:01:16 (bonus)
===Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!===
No.	Title 	Writer(s) 	Producer(s) 	Length
1. 	This Is Gospel 	Jake Sinclair, Brendon Urie, Dallon Weekes 	Butch Walker 	3:07
2. 	Miss Jackson (featuring LOLO) 	Sinclair, Urie, Alex Goose, Lauren Pritchard, Amir Salem	Walker 	3:12
3. 	Vegas Lights 	Urie, Weekes 	Walker 	3:09
4. 	Girl That You Love 	Urie, Weekes 	Walker 	3:09
5. 	Nicotine 	Salem, Urie, Weekes 	Walker 	3:06
6. 	Girls/Girls/Boys 	Urie, Weekes 	Walker 	3:26
7. 	Casual Affair 	Urie 	Walker 	3:17
8. 	Far Too Young to Die 	Urie, Weekes 	Walker 	3:17
9. 	Collar Full 	Urie, Weekes 	Walker 	3:18
10.	The End Of All Things 	Urie, Weekes 	Walker 	3:31
11.	Can't Fight Against the Youth (bonus track)	Urie, Weekes, Walker 	Walker 	3:18
12.	All the Boys (bonus track) 	Weekes 	Walker 	3:13
 	 	 	Total length:	00:32:32 (standard)00:38:29 (bonus)
===Death of a Bachelor===
No.	Title 	Writer(s) 	Producer(s) 	Length
1. 	Victorious 	Christopher J. Baran, Rivers Cuomo, Alex DeLeon, Morgan Kibby, Jake Sinclair, Brendon Urie, Mike Viola 	Sinclair, Suzy Shinn 	2:58
2. 	Don't Threaten Me With A Good Time	Sinclair, Urie, Teal Douville, Jerker Hansson, Carl Lehman, Kate Pierson, J.R. Rotem, Amir Salem, Frederick Schneider, Julian Strickland, Cynthia Wilson, Ricky Wilson	Rotem, Sinclair 	3:33
3. 	Hallelujah 	Kibby, Sinclair, Urie, Imad-Roy El-Amine, Robert Lamm, Aron Wright 	El-Amine, Sinclair 	3:00
4. 	Emperor's New Clothes 	Sinclair, Urie, Lauren Pritchard, Sam Hollander, Dan Wilson 	Sinclair 	2:38
5. 	Death Of A Bachelor 	Pritchard, Sinclair, Urie 	Shinn, Sinclair 	3:23
6. 	Crazy = Genius 	Hollander, Sinclair, Urie 	Shinn, Sinclair 	3:18
7. 	LA Devotee 	Kibby, Sinclair, Urie 	Kibby, Shinn, Sinclair	3:16
8. 	Golden Days 	Hollander, Sinclair, Urie 	Shinn, Sinclair 	4:14
9. 	The Good, The Bad and The Dirty 	Pritchard, Sinclair, Urie 	Shinn, Sinclair 	2:50
10.	House of Memories 	Kibby, Sinclair, Urie 	Kibby, Sinclair 	3:28
11.	Impossible Year 	Hollander, Sinclair, Urie 	Sinclair 	3:22
 	 	 	Total length: 	00:36:06
===Pray for the Wicked===
No.	Title 	Writer(s) 	Producer(s) 	Length
1. 	(Fuck A) Silver Lining 	Scott Chesak, Johnny Funches, Marvin Junior, Morgan Kibby, Jake Sinclair, Brendon Urie 	Chesak, Sinclair 	2:48
2. 	Say Amen (Saturday Night)	Sinclair, Urie, Nathan Abshire, Thomas Brenneck, Michael Deller, Imad Roy El-Amine, Daniel Foder, Andrew Greene, Sam Hollander, Tom Peyton, Lauren Pritchard, Brian Profilio, Suzy Shinn, Jared Tankel, Toby Wincorn	Shinn. Sinclair, Wincorn	3:09
3. 	Hey Look Ma, I Made It 	Hollander, Kibby, Sinclair, Urie, Michael Angelakos, Dillon Francis 	Francis, Sinclair 	2:49
4. 	High Hopes 	Hollander, Pritchard, Sinclair, Urie, Jonas Jeberg, Ilsey Juber, William Lobban-Bean, Taylor Parks, Jenny Owen Youngs 	Jeberg, Sinclair 	3:10
5. 	Roaring 20s 	Hollander, Sinclair, Urie, Wincorn, Youngs, Maynard Ferguson, Benjamin Freedlander, Kenneth Harris, Steph Jones, Gary Lindsay 	Sinclair, Wincorn 	3:06
6. 	Dancing's Not A Crime 	Harris, Hollander, Sinclair, Urie, Christopher Bernard Allen, Ajay Bhattacharyya, John Hill, John Newman 	Bhattacharyya, Sinclair 	3:39
7. 	One of the Drunks 	Harris, Hollander, Sinclair, Urie, Alex Goodwin, Sidney Swift, iamchillpill 	Sinclair, iamchillpill 	3:18
8. 	The Overpass 	Chesak, Kibby, Shinn, Sinclair, Urie, Charles Bobbit, James Brown, Lyn Collins, Fred Wesley, Jr. 	Chesak, Sinclair 	2:57
9. 	King of the Clouds 	Hollander, Shinn, Sinclair, Urie, Alex "AK" Kresovich 	Kresovich, Sinclair 	2:40
10.	Old Fashioned 	Harris, Hollander, Sinclair, Urie, Wincorn 	Sinclair, Wincorn 	2:46
11.	Dying in LA 	Kibby, Sinclair, Urie, Mike Viola 	Sinclair 	3:49
 	 	 	Total length: 	00:34:11
===Viva Las Vengeance===
No.	Title 	Writer(s) 	Producer(s) 	Length
1. 	Viva Las Vengeance 	Jake Sinclair, Brendon Urie, Mike Viola 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola	3:27
2. 	Middle Of A Breakup 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola	3:20
3. 	Don't Let The Light Go Out	Sinclair, Urie, Viola, Janis Ian 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola	3:50
4. 	Local God 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola	3:00
5. 	Star Spangled Banger 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola	3:09
6. 	God Killed Rock And Roll 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola, Russ Ballard, Morgan Kibby 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola	4:17
7. 	Say It Louder 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola, Butch Walker 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola	3:20
8. 	Sugar Soaker 	Kibby, Sinclair, Urie, Viola 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola	3:11
9. 	Something About Maggie 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola	3:20
10.	Sad Clown 	Kibby, Sinclair, Urie, Viola, Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez	Sinclair, Urie, Viola	3:46
11.	All by Yourself 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola, Eric Carmen 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola	4:18
12.	Do It To Death 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola, Walker 	Sinclair, Urie, Viola	4:35
 	 	 	Total length: 	00:43:42
===Non-Album Singles / Collaborations===
No.	Title 	Artists(s) 	Writer(s) 	Producer(s) 	Length
1. 	7 Minutes in Heaven (Atavan Halen) 	Fall Out Boy 	Andy Hurley, Patrick Stump, Joe Trohman, Pete Wentz 	Neal Avron, Hurley, Stump, Trohman, Wentz 	3:02
2. 	A Little Less Sixteen Candles, a Little More "Touch Me"	Fall Out Boy 	Hurley, Stump, Trohman, Wentz 	Avron 	2:49
3. 	It's Almost Halloween 	Panic! At The Disco 	Unknown 	Unknown 	3:54
4. 	20 Dollar Nose Bleed 	Fall Out Boy 	Hurley, Stump, Trohman, Wentz 	Avron, Hurley, Stump, Trohman, Wentz 	4:17
5. 	Open Happiness 	CeeLo Green, Travie McCoy, Janelle Monáe, Stump, Brendon Urie	Unknown 	Butch Walker 	3:48
6. 	Headfirst Slide into Cooperstown on a Bad Bet 	Fall Out Boy 	Hurley, Stump, Trohman, Wentz 	Avron, Hurley, Stump, Trohman, Wentz 	3:55
7. 	What a Catch, Donnie 	Fall Out Boy 	Hurley, Stump, Trohman, Wentz 	Avron, Hurley, Stump, Trohman, Wentz 	4:51
8. 	C'mon 	Panic! At The Disco, fun. 	Jack Antonoff, Andrew Dost, Nate Ruess, Spencer Smith, Urie 	Jeff Bhasker, John Feldmann, Walker 	3:34
9. 	Mercenary 	Panic! At The Disco 	Smith, Urie 	Feldmann 	2:42
10.	Keep on Keeping On 	Travie McCoy, Brendon Urie 	Khari Cain, McCoy, Leon Michels, Nick Movshon, Toby Pazner, Jeffrey Silverman, Urie, Walker, Nicole Wray	Cain, Walker 	4:06
11.	Love in the Middle of a Firefight 	Dillon Francis, Brendon Urie 	Francis, Urie 	Joshua Coleman, Francis, Mathieu Jomphe-Lepine	3:19
12.	Molly 	Lil Dicky, Brendon Urie 	David Burd, William Rybak, Urie, Vincent Venditto, Nicholas Warwar 	STREETRUNNER 	4:04
13.	Bohemian Rhapsody 	Panic! At The Disco 	Freddie Mercury 	Walker 	6:01
14.	The Greatest Show 	Panic! At The Disco 	Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, Ryan Lewis 	Jake Sinclair 	2:54
15.	Roses 	Benny Blanco, Juice WRLD, Brendon Urie 	Blanco, Cashmere Cat, Happy Perez, Urie, Juice WRLD 	Blanco, Cashmere Cat, Perez 	3:43
16.	ME! 	Taylor Swift, Brendon Urie 	Joel Little, Swift, Urie 	Little 	3:13
17.	Into the Unknown 	Panic! At The Disco 	Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez 	Sinclair 	3:08
===Live Albums===
===...Live in Chicago===
No.	Title 	Writer(s) 	Producer(s) 	Length
1. 	We're So Starving 	Ryan Ross 	Rob Mathes 	1:49
2. 	Nine in the Afternoon 	Ross, Spencer Smith, Brendon Urie, Jon Walker	Mathes 	2:53
3. 	But It's Better If You Do 	Ross, Smith Urie 	Mathes 	3:49
4. 	Camisado 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Mathes 	3:29
5. 	She's a Handsome Woman 	Ross, Walker 	Mathes 	3:22
6. 	The Only Difference Between Martyrdom and Suicide Is Press Coverage 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Mathes 	3:12
7. 	Behind the Sea 	Ross 	Mathes 	4:19
8. 	Lying Is The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Mathes 	3:05
9. 	I Constantly Thank God For Esteban 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Mathes 	4:13
10.	That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed) 	Ross, Smith, Urie, Walker 	Mathes 	3:14
11.	There's A Good Reason These Tables Are Number Honey, You Just Haven't Thought Of It Yet	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Mathes 	4:06
12.	Folkin' Around 	Urie 	Mathes 	1:54
13.	I Write Sins Not Tragedies 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Mathes 	3:17
14.	Northern Downpour 	Ross, Smith, Urie, Walker 	Mathes 	4:54
15.	Time to Dance 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	Mathes 	3:53
16.	Pas de Cheval 	Urie 	Mathes 	2:48
17.	Mad as Rabbits 	Ross, Smith, Urie, Walker 	Mathes 	5:39
18.	Do You Know What I'm Seeing? (Alternate Version) (bonus track) 	Ross, Smith, Urie, Walker 	Mathes 	3:54
19.	Behind the Sea (Alternate Version) (bonus track) 	Ross 	Mathes 	2:23
20.	She Had the World (Alternate Version) (bonus track) 	Ross 	Mathes 	3:43
21.	The Piano Knows Something I Don't Know (Alternate Version) (bonus track) 	Ross, Walker 	Mathes 	2:20
 	 	 	Total length:	00:59:52 (standard)01:12:19 (bonus)
===All My Friends We're Glorious: Death of a Bachelor Tour Live===
No.	Title 	Writer(s) 	Length 	
1. 	Don't Threaten With A Good Time 	Teal Douville, Jerker Hansson, Carl Lehman, Kate Pierson, J.R. Rotem, Amir Salem, Frederick Schneider, Jake Sinclair, Julian Strickland, Brendon Urie, Cynthia Wilson, Ricky Wilson	4:45 	
2. 	LA Devotee 	Sinclair, Urie, White Sea 	3:16 	
3. 	Ready To Go (Get Me Out Of My Mind) 	Urie, Spencer Smith 	3:52 	
4. 	Golden Days 	Sinclair, Urie, Sam Hollander 	4:15 	
5. 	Vegas Light 	Urie, Dallon Weekes 	3:19 	
6. 	A Fever You Can't Sweat Out Medley 	Smith, Urie, Ryan Ross 	4:30 	
7. 	Hallelujah 	Sinclair, Urie, Imad-Roy El-Amine, Morgan Kibby, Robert Lamm, Aron Aright 	3:57 	
8. 	Nine In The Afternoon 	Ross, Smith, Urie, Jon Walker 	3:10 	
9. 	Miss Jackson 	Sinclair, Urie, Alex Goose, Lauren Pritchard, Amir Salem 	6:17 	
10.	This Is Gospel 	Sinclair, Urie, Weekes 	3:17 	
11.	Death Of A Bachelor 	Pritchard, Sinclair, Urie 	3:27 	
12.	The Ballad Of Mona Lisa 	Smith, Urie, John Feldmann, Butch Walker 	4:45 	
13.	Movin' Out (Anthony's Song) (Billy Joel cover)	Billy Joel 	4:12 	
14.	Emperor's New Clothes 	Pritchard, Hollander, Sinclair, Urie, Dan Wilson 	3:09 	
15.	Nicotine 	Salem, Urie, Weekes 	3:40 	
16.	Crazy=Genius 	Hollander, Sinclair, Urie 	3:56 	
17.	Let's Kill Tonight 	Smith, Urie 	3:16 	
18.	Girls/Girls/Boys 	Urie, Weekes 	4:52 	
19.	Bohemian Rhapsody {Queen cover) 	Freddie Mercury 	7:04 	
20.	I Write Sins Not Tragedies 	Ross, Smith, Urie 	4:04 	
21.	Victorious 	Sinclair, Urie, White Sea, Christopher J. Baran, Rivers Cuomo, Alex DeLeon, Mike Viola 	3:54 	
 	 	 	Total length:	01:27:06
==Trivia== 
*Panic! At The Disco was originally intended to be a cover band of Blink-182.
*The name Panic! At The Disco comes from the song "Panic" by The Smiths, which features the lyric "Burn down the disco."
* Panic! at the Disco has been described as pop rock, pop, baroque pop, electropop, alternative rock, emo pop, pop-punk, dance-punk, emo, dance-pop, and synth-pop.
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