The boys in Panic at the Disco are true showmen. They have to be in order to perform songs from their two divergent studio albums with seamless style.

Sure, the masses were at Tsongas Arena Wednesday night to hear the band’s “TRL”-friendly hits – namely “I Write Sins Not Tragedies,” from 2005′s theatrical emo disc “A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out” – but they didn’t seem to mind when the sharp-dressed men from Las Vegas ventured into the straightforward ’60s-style rock songs from this year’s “Pretty. Odd.”

The psychedelic “When the Day Met the Night” inspired a Beatles-circa-”Sgt. Pepper’s” moment. The band crooned “When the moon fell in love with the sun / All was golden in the sky” as hazy yellow lights swept over the stage, and the guys had fun with the song’s silly lyrics about celestial romance. That same sense of humor carried the schmaltzy “It’s Almost Halloween,” which encouraged the crowd to “Do the trick or treat,” as two-stepping werewolves and mummies shuffled across the video screen behind the band. Read the full article »

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You saw the costumes, you saw the dance and you heard Panic At The Disco’s Halloween song. (if you haven’t, you’re missing out, but no worries, you can see it here).

Since the band was new to the whole synchronized dancing thing, the Panic dudes want to see if you can do it better.  Make a video to ‘It’s Almost Halloween’ with your own moves & upload it to the ‘It’s Almost Halloween Dance Off’ group on Friends Or Enemies here.

The band will be judging and the video with the best dance will receive some of the costumes worn in the ‘It’s Almost Halloween’ video. People wearing costumes will get more points.