'PANIC! AT THE DISCO WILL BE NO MORE' Panic! At The Disco will end its 19-year run, singer-songwriter Brendan Urie announced in an Instagram post, Tuesday. READ:
Panic! At The Disco will end its 19-year run, singer-songwriter Brendan Urie announced in an Instagram post, Tuesday.
Urie cited that he and his wife are expecting and said that he “looks forward to this next adventure.” Urie is the only remaining original member of the band. Panic! At The Disco was formed by Urie, guitarist-songwriter Ryan Ross, and drummer Spencer Smith in Las Vegas back in 2004.
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