Happy Halloween from Washington DC!

Dallon- Eric from Foxy’s dad
Brendon- Jesus
Ian- Hit Girl
Spencer- Ron Burgundy

The National – Richmond, VA
October 26, 2011

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UCF Homecoming – Orlando, FL
October 22, 2011

When Panic! At the Disco split in half in 2009, it obviously wasn’t the best move for ensuring the continued popularity of the group.

And even though singer Brendan Urie and drummer Spencer Smith stayed together and decided to move forward (while guitarist Ryan Ross and bassist Jon Walker went off to form their own band), it was a big enough change that fans might no longer consider Panic! At the Disco to be the same band and turn away from the group.

But as Urie explained in a phone interview, creative issues meant the group basically had no choice but to split up.

“I don’t think anybody is the bad guy in this scenario. It happens sometimes,” he said. “You realize that if we would have stayed together and tried to do a record, we wouldn’t have been happy with it. We would have probably been at each other’s throats.” Read the full article »

Given all that Panic! At the Disco has been through recently, it would be understandable for them to, well, panic.

Half the band split to form The Young Veins, leaving original members — singer Brendon Urie and drummer Spencer Smith — to figure out their new roles and chart a course for the future. Their recent, well-crafted Top 10 album, “Vices & Virtues” (Fueled by Ramen), along with a string of well-received tours, has them steady again. Even a health scare for Urie, who was hospitalized with a high fever and a possible case of malaria, didn’t ruffle them.

“We’re getting into the groove of things,” said Smith, calling from a tour stop in New Orleans.

First off, how’s Brendon?

He’s fully recovered. It was just a bad flu, but they couldn’t rule out malaria because we had just been in Indonesia. We learned a lot more about malaria than we ever wanted to. Read the full article »

The Ritz Ybor – Tampa, FL
October 23, 2011

Rialto Theatre – Tucson, AZ
October 13, 2011