Panic! played a show at the Bowery Ballroom in New York last night and debuted two new songs off Vices & Virtues. Keep reading for the full setlist, the upcoming shows in Europe will probably follow it as well. Read the full article »

Last night during rehearsals in New York Brendon and Spencer recorded a video message for the fans, watch it here — including a clip of “Mona Lisa” live.

Billboard.com Live Q&A
January 31, 2011

With a long-awaited new album coming, a handful of shows afoot, a new single days away, it was the perfect time for a Live Q&A with Panic! At The Disco. Billboard.com sat down for a live chat with Brendon Urie and Spencer Smith to talk all things Panic! on January 31, 2011 — the day before they rocked New York’s Bowery Ballroom and officially release the first single, “The Ballad Of Mona Lisa,” from upcoming album “Vices & Virtues.”

The guys are answered fan tweets live on camera, and even brought along an acoustic guitar and tambourine to treat everyone to a live acoustic rendition of “The Ballad Of Mona Lisa.” Now, right here, you can check out the archived video of the whole conversation and the performance.

February 1, 2011

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#1 – Check out our new album posters and make sure to follow @fbrstreetteam to find out how to get them to promote – http://bit.ly/eKhJWp — 11:58AM via web

January 31, 2011

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#1 – The limited ‘Fantastical Bundle’ has just SOLD OUT! Still other great bundles available! Check them out here! http://bit.ly/vicesvirtues — 12:23AM via web

The pre-order for Vices & Virtues started this morning and you have quite a few options to choose from: Fantastical bundle, $99; Deluxe bundle, $55; Deluxe box set, $40; Standard bundle, $25; Standard album, $10; Deluxe digital, $13 and Standard digital, $10.

All packages are available at panicatthedisco.com/preorder and you can also pre-order the digital copy directly from iTunes (deluxe | standard).

The iTunes’ deluxe version comes with two bonus tracks included in the deluxe physical packages — “Stall Me” and “Oh Glory” — and both versions come with an iTunes exclusive track called “Bittersweet” only available if you pre-order the digital copy. Which means that even if you paid $100 (+$20 in taxes & fees) for the priciest bundle, you will not get that song unless you also pre-order the album from iTunes.

The single for “The Ballad of Mona Lisa” was released today and is included as a digital download in all pre-order packages. If you don’t plan on buying the album now you can purchase just the song for $1.29 on iTunes or the FBR webstore.

Update: As of 12:25AM the Fantastical Bundle, limited to 300 copies, is sold out!