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Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy, Ryan Ross and Jon Walker of Panic! at the Disco attend party by HELIO celebrating Fall Out Boy and the Grammy Awards, California. February 9, 2007.
[Listen] Pete on his friends (and labelmates) Panic! at the Disco: the spectacle of their live shows and his thoughts on being eclipsed by a band he helped break. – RS
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Ryan Ross of Panic! At the Disco, checking out local band The Tramlines on Wednesday at the newly opened University Theatre. He and some of the band members go back to their high school days in Las Vegas. — reviewjournal.com
Fall Out Boy’s latest album Infinity On High was released this week and Track #2 – “The Takeover, The Breaks Over” – features a guitar solo by Ryan Ross and Chad Gilbert (New Found Glory). You can buy the album at the FBR Store or purchase the song for only $0.99 on iTunes.
Panic! At the Disco are featured on the cover of the February issue of In Rock magazine. In Rock is one of Japan’s biggest music magazines, and this is great exposure for the guys in the country. View cover.
If you can get us scans from this issue, please email me. You’ll be fully credited.
Now when you pick up a copy of the latest CDs from Cobra Starship, Cute Is What We Aim For and Gym Class Heroes at your local Target store you will receive a new DVD called Love Songs And Beyond. It features a live performance of “Lying is the most fun a girl can have without taking her clothes off” from the Nothing Rymes with Circus Tour as well as exclusive videos, songs, ringtones and behind-the-scenes footage from other Fueled by Ramen bands. This offer is available only at Target.
NME Magazine
September 2006 – by Pieter M. van Hattem
Panic! At the Disco have been nominated for two NME Awards, they’re up for Best Video with “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” and Worst Band. Fans can vote at NME.com. Remember, vote for anyone but Panic! in the Worst Band category, we don’t want them to win that.