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Official video for the Panic! At The Disco single ‘This Is Gospel‘, taken from the band’s upcoming ‘Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!‘ studio album, officially due for release via Fueled by Ramen on October 8th 2013.
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Panic! At The Disco will return to the UK later this year with a number of intimate shows in November. This tour has been announced in support of the release of the band’s fourth studio album, ‘Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!‘, officially due for release on October 8th.
‘Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!‘ follows on from 2011s ‘Vices & Virtues‘, and the band has already officially unveiled the first track from the album with the release of an official video for ‘Miss Jackson‘.
You can check out Panic! At The Disco’s intended November 2013 UK tour dates below:
17th – Nottingham, UK @ Rock City
18th – Edinburgh, UK @ Picturehouse
20th – Manchester, UK @ Academy 1
21st – London, UK @ Kentish Town Forum
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Official video for the Panic! At The Disco track ‘Miss Jackson‘, featuring Lolo. ‘Miss Jackson‘ is taken from Panic! At The Disco’s forthcoming fourth studio album, ‘Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!‘.
UK based film graduate with a huge passion for music, sports and video games.
Ian Crawford and Dallon Weekes have joined Panic at the Disco to replace the departed Ryan Ross and Jon Walker for the band’s forthcoming tour dates. Ian Crawford left The Cab at the beginning of June due to creative differences, Dallon Weekes meanwhile has his own project The Brobecks.
It’s not yet known whether Crawford and Weekes will stay on with the band past the tour, what is known however is that they will be playing the shows supporting Blink 182 throughout August, as well as supporting No Doubt on August 8th.
Panic at the Disco’s third studio album is all set to be released at the end of September.
UK based film graduate with a huge passion for music, sports and video games.
Panic at the Disco not only seem to have dropped the exclamation mark from their name, but the fun from their music also. Their début album ‘A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out’ was one of the best I have heard in a long while, an energetic and exciting album full of brilliant tracks which were packed full of a great zest for life. When album number two was announced then, and ‘Nine in the Afternoon’ was chosen as its first commercial release I was extremely excited. After hearing it however, all I could think was ‘What on earth has happened to Panic at the Disco?!’ The fun of old is all but gone, and on the evidence of ‘Nine in the Afternoon’ it would seem that Panic at the Disco have already run out of ideas as a band. I had been expecting so much and yet the band just don’t deliver. I struggle to find anything positive to say about this new single from the band, the music is very similar to what it was before but the band just sound tired and in fact rather bored. ‘Nine in the Afternoon’ is a really rather lacklustre single from the band and is not one that I would recommend to anyone.
Label: Decaydance/Fueled by Ramen
Release Date: 17th March 2008
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UK based film graduate with a huge passion for music, sports and video games.