The lights have gone out at this disco.
After nearly 20 many years, frontman Brendon Urie has announced that Panic! At The Disco will be splitting up subsequent their future European and Uk tour, which is scheduled to end in March.
“Properly, it’s been a hell of a journey…” the musician wrote on Instagram Jan. 24. “Growing up in Vegas I could’ve never imagined wherever this existence would consider me. So a lot of places all above the entire world, and all the friends we have produced together the way.”
Although this could possibly be the end for the band, Brendon, 35, uncovered that it is the begin of a new chapter in his existence as nicely: He’s expecting his to start with kid with wife Sarah, 35.
“We have been striving to preserve it to ourselves, although some of you could have read,” the singer added. “Sarah and I are expecting a toddler extremely before long! The prospect of being a father and finding to observe my spouse become a mother is both of those humbling and exciting. I glimpse forward to this next journey.”
He ongoing, “That stated, I am likely to deliver this chapter of my everyday living to an close and set my target and energy on my loved ones, and with that Panic! At The Disco will be no extra.”
Brendon went on to share his gratitude for the admirers.
“Thank you all for your immense aid above the decades,” he stated. “I have sat below hoping to occur up with the best way to say this and I definitely won’t be able to set into text how a lot it has intended to us. No matter if you’ve been here considering the fact that the starting or are just getting us, it has been a satisfaction to not only share the stage with so several proficient persons but also share our time with you. I am seeking forward to observing everybody in Europe and the British isles for 1 last run jointly.”
His observe concluded, “I really like you. I respect you. Thank you for existing.”
Worry! At The Disco formed in 2004 alongside co-founders Ryan Ross, Spencer Smith and Brent Wilson. Brendon was the closing initial member remaining in the band.
