Cancelled projects

There are a number of cancelled Pink Switchblade projects. The most popular of which being P.S.: Life In Pink. A film fully written and produced by every member of the group. The film was set to be a feature-length autobiography about the formation of the group. The film was scrapped early on in production.

NOTE\* This page not only contains officially cancelled Pink Switchblade projects, but also projects that have yet to be released, whether scheduled to release or not

## Full history of cancelled projects

### 1969

Production on 1969 began only one month after the release of The Yellow EP in 2029. The album was supposed to be the group's first full studio album, taking the place of Punk Rock God. The album was scrapped in late 2029 and was repurposed as Punk Rock God. The album's title track, 1969, and the song Day One are the only surviving tracks from the album. Fans assume that these two tracks were the only new tracks on 1969, and the rest of the album was reordered and turned into Punk Rock God, whereas Tyler Jett stated during an interview with Empire Magazine that there were "multiple songs" from 1969 that didn't make the cut when transitioning 1969 to Punk Rock God.

#### P.S.: Life In Pink

In early February of 2031, the group began writing the script for Life In Pink. Later in 2031, production on the film began. In January of 2032, the film was shelved due to creative differences. Tyler Jett has stated that the film is still years away from coming out "if it ever does."

##### God Save Rock and Roll World Tour

On March 6, 2033, the group announced their first full world tour, titled God Save Rock and Roll. The tour had dates scheduled all over the world, from Tyler Jett's hometown of Fredericksburg, Virginia, USA, to Antarctica, and they had even scheduled a show in Pyeongyang, North Korea. The tour was set to begin on July 15, 2033 and conclude on March 1, 2034. The entire tour was cancelled when then-drummer Jackson White attempted suicide the night before the first show of the tour. The group rescheduled four of the 65 shows from the tour, and the group preformed those shows under the name God Save Rock and Roll: Degrade to make up for the tour's cancellation. The shows were preformed in Fredericksburg, Virginia, USA, New York City, New York, USA, Tokyo, Japan and Seoul, South Korea on August 15, 23, September 9 and 21 respectively.

###### A Tribute to the Emo Scene II

On December 9, 2036, Tyler Jett announced that a follow-up to A Tribute to the Emo Scene would be preformed at FedEx Field on May 13 of the next year. It was confirmed on December 21 that the FedEx Field show would feature a completely new set list instead of repurposing the Red Rocks set. On February 9, Brendon Urie claimed during an interview with Variety that he wasn't paid for the Red Rocks show when he was promised compensation for his appearance. Jett went n to debunk Urie's claims before announcing that the FedEx Field performance was cancelled due to Urie being scheduled as a guest. While there is still a chance that the FedEx Field performance will happen someday, it is extremally unlikely.

###### Alive VI

Alive VI was the codename for the FedEx Field performance before it was cancelled.

###### The original Alive III

On August 1, 2037, Jett announced that the final show from the Youngblood Tour would be turned into the group's third Alive album. (This was years before the Greatest Fucking Show on Earth! performance) In September of that year, an teaser for the album was released teasing the album's official title, Save Rock and Roll, along with a release date; March 5, 2038. On January 19, 2038, the album's release was pushed to May 11, before being officially cancelled on March 5, 2038, the album's original release date.

###### Hi! I'm Chris Hanson

Hi! I'm Chris Hanson was an audio sketch featuring the group, as well as Jett's father, and manager, David Jett. The sketch was recorded on February 23, 2038. The sketch was never meant to see an official release, and probably never will, but it was confirmed to exist by the group on their shared Twitter account.