Brendon Urie was a one-man show on Sunday night at Dickies Arena. Fans had “high hopes” as they piled into ... emo-fueled sound and vaudevillian aesthetic we all knew and loved two decades ago.

Fortunately, Brendon Urie isn’t. “Dude, I was really into Heaven’s Gate,” the Panic! at the Disco frontman says, as he makes his way over to a small display that’s dedicated to the ...

Brendon Urie, the only musician ... But Panic! at the Disco, with its wordy song names, high drama and over-the-top aesthetic that veered toward the burlesque and the vintage, stood on its own.

At The Disco vocalist Brendon Urie teased future plans to start a metal project. ... their own aesthetic and imagery, but I still feel like I can do more. ...

Brendon Urie of Panic! at the Disco performs in 2018 in Carson, Calif. ... high drama and over-the-top aesthetic that veered toward the burlesque and the vintage, stood on its own.

Yes, all of the Panic! albums do sound different and have their own vibe, their own aesthetic and imagery, ... Watch Brendon Urie's Latest Metal Song. The Best Emo Song for Every Year Since 1998.

For the second time this week, Panic! At The Disco vocalist Brendon Urie has teased fans with a heavy metal track, except this time, he’s shared a full song complete with vocals. We&;#8217 ...

Twitter accounts from various fandoms have taken part in the blocking of Brendon Urie, blaming them for things that the singer has no control over, or has nothing to do with them.

Brendon Urie announced that the outfit, which began as a four-piece before gradually evolving into a solo project for Urie, will officially call it quits. Panic! at the Disco is no more.