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The Young Veins Title Their AlbumIn case you had any hopes that Jon Walker and Ryan Ross would make a teary reunion with their bandmates Brendon Urie and Spencer Smith before anything was set in stone... well, forget it. The hippie-lovin' half of Panic at the Disco--The Young Veins--have given their album title a name. Drum roll, bishes! |
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Ryan Ross and Jon Walker's New Band: The Young VeinsThe half of Panic! at the Disco that re-embraced the exclamation and pedaled backwards a bit as far as progression released "A New Perspective" today. Not to be upstaged (or harrassed via various social networks), the departed 50% of Panic announced their band name, The Young Veins, and put up a song on their MySpace. Get familiar... |
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Get a "New Perspective" on Panic! at the DiscoThere's been some fear, some apprehension, some excitement and, believe it or not, some general "meh" regarding the recent news in regards to Panic! at the Disco. Between the news of Ryan Ross and Jon Walker leaving to form their own group, a snippet of the song "Oh, Glory!" being posted to the web and the lyrics to the song "New Perspective" hitting the internet as well, fans might have been worried or excited about the sound we can expect from Panic's third album. Woooo hooooo... |
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Buzznet Names The New Ryan Ross - Jon Walker ProjectWe've just about come to terms with the Panic at the Disco split, some people hopeful that it means twice as much music as before, and some... well, still blaming Ryan Ross. But the baby-faced Beatles-lover recently explained the differences in musical ambition, and what he and Jon were working on now that they've left. They don't have a name for this project yet, so we brainstormed some suggestions. Have at 'em! |
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Ryan Ross Sheds Some LightA week ago, Ryan Ross and Jon Walker announced that they would be leaving Panic! At The Disco to pursue other musical avenues. Now, Ryan has let everyone know what went down and even though the response was...emotional to say the least, the actual situation was rather undramatic. The funny thing about it is that the reasons seem pretty, well, expected. Read more... |
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A VERY Special Issue of Dr. Nonsense!This week, I didn't receive a letter from a celebrity, but I still felt like writing one to a certain Panic(!) At The Disco ex-member. I knew he wouldn't reach out to the healing powers of Dr. Nonsense, but I needed to expose the truth. Dear Mr. Ross, You may have seen the uproar caused by the breakup of your band, Panic(!) At The Disco. If you haven't, then you are obviously a robot version of Ryan Ross sent to destroy the world. I'm sure there are a few fans willing to believe that theory and may be now sitting …Read More |
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Panic at the Disco Nostalgia PostSo yesterday we received the news that Panic at the Disco will continue on without Ryan Ross and Jon Walker. There was a considerable amount of freak out, undertstandably. Although wer'e all mildly comforted by the fact that they split for the sole purpose of taking different musical directions--one forking towards Fever and the other Pretty. Odd., presumably--fans are still squeamish about the magic forces of Brendon Urie's voice and Ryan Ross' lyrics being absent. I guess all we can do is wait to see what transpires. Oh, and we can be nostalgic about our precious panic memories of the past. …Read More |
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Ryan Ross & Jon Walker Leave Panic At The DiscoThis is something I was really just not expecting. At all. Not a good way to begin Monday morning. Read their statements... |
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Panic at the DiscoTrendysecret sacrificed dancing for quality pictures on Nov. 6 in Orlando.
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Panic at the Disco's It's Almost Halloween: Best Costume?So, Panic at the Disco continue to be made of, like, magic and pixie dust and most of the major internal organs. Because they've put out a new video for a song called "It's Almost Halloween." You can watch it here
So, in between learning to do the "Trick or Treat," tell me who in the video had the best costume! |
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Panic at the DiscoBackstage at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on October 10
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Panic at the Disco to Panic in the Streets of New Orleans, LondonJust days after finishing the nationwide Honda Civic Tour, Panic at the Disco have announced several new live performances. Most of them will take place in the U.K. as the Pretty. Odd. rockers make the rounds of our British friends' festival circuit, after already committing to many European fests. More.
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Which Decaydance Boy Will Be the Next to Say "I Do?"With Pete Wentz officially off the market, which of the sexy bachelors of Decaydance will be the next to be bound in holy matrimony?
As usual, no bashing, bitching, whining, or anything that could be taken as mean and/or nasty. I reserve the right to delete any girlfriend bashing and to mock you for comments like "NOOOOOOO! RYAN'S GONNA MARRY MEEEEEE!" |
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Panic at the Disco Say New Songs Do Not Mean Another New Album in '08To everyone who interpreted Panic at the Disco's recent comments about writing new material to mean that they'd be putting out another album later this year — chilllax. How come?
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Panic at the Disco Quash Rumor: 'We Write All of Our Own Songs'Jon Walker, bassist for Panic at the Disco, cleared up some lingering questions in a recent interview with Absolute Punk. "I've heard that we don't write our own songs," he said. "That's the best rumor, because that's all we do."
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Panic at the Disco discuss other Pretty. Odd. influencesEnough with the Beatles comparisons! RollingStone.com has a flipbook that takes a look at other elements of music and pop culture that played a part in the creation of Panic at the Disco's Pretty. Odd. Among them are Bob Dylan, Alice in Wonderland, Irish folk music, renaissance faires and Federico Fellini. OK, and they include the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's album, but that warrants a big fat "thank you, captain obvious!" at this point. Read more... |
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Panic's Pretty. Odd. is pretty freakin' fabulous: Buzznet album reviewPanic at the Disco's sophomore effort is released upon the eager masses today! Fans practicing album abstinence (they resisted listening to the leak!) will finally experience the joy of the Vegas boys' evolution. Breesays gushes reviews...
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Panic fans react to new album with glee - and GTFO ...Blessed be our Pretty. Odd.-seeking ears! Most of you — aside from the incredibly patient portion of you Panic fans who say you're WAITING for the actual release date — have heard the album by now. And like a cowgirl, I shall herd reviews together (that's what cowgirls do, yeah? Herd? Whatever.) Read more... |
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Pretty. Odd. is already available – on MTV's The Leak, that isYou can't have the physical copy in your paws until March 25, but Panic at the Disco's Pretty. Odd. is up on MTV's The Leak! What do you think? Are you getting your fix?
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Panic at the Disco take you behind 'Nine in the Afternoon'You've watched Panic's video for 'Nine in the Afternoon' just under a zillion times by now, but they posted behind the scenes footage on FOE, during which you can watch Brendon waltz around with an arrow through his hand and Ryan scream, "THERE'S NOTHING I CAN DO!!!" All kinds of awesome.
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