Screencaps of my concert videos from Vega, CPH on Feb 27th 2008.

Bden offers us the finger ;D

Here.

Panic at the Disco will be performing live and signing copies of their new album 'Pretty. Odd.' at:

HMV
150 Oxford Street, London
Monday, March 17th at 7PM

Due to time constraints access to meet the band after the performance is restricted. 250 wristbands will be issued from the store on the day of the event from 9.00am on a first-come first-served basis, one per person only, no reservations.
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In the comment section at the website, people are saying maybe it's a mix up and they're actually going to be singing 9ita. It would be nice if it was Pretty. Odd. though.

lmao.


link does not work.(they obviously dont want us to see it.=[[ and I dont know if there's any way to fix it.)


 (more here.)
from mtv.com

 
I know it seems like these were posted here before,but take a look at all of them.

Does anyone know if the Deluxe Edition of Pretty. Odd. will be released in stores, cause i can't exactly buy it on the FBR website.
thanks. :D 

Panic At The Disco will be on "L'émission Sans Interdit" radio show at the NRJ studios in France on March 5th. Thanks to Shérine.

Source: PATD Online

1) Single review from http://www.contactmusic.com/new/home.nsf/webpages/panicatthediscox03x03x08


Panic At The Disco
Nine In The Afternoon
Fueled By Ramen
Single Review
Having rocked the music world by dropping the '!' from their name, Panic At The Disco are set to release their new album, 'Pretty. Odd.', at the end of March. An imminent sold out UK tour will be followed by festival appearances in the summer at T In The Park and Oxegen.

Moving away from the frantic pace that characterised their debut record, 'Nine In The Afternoon' is a much more melodic affair and perhaps not one you would instantly recognise as a comeback track. However, given a few listens and you'll soon be humming along to the sweetest of tunes, which has something of a Beatles influence at heartbeat due to the orchestral employment. The first stand out single of the year, it shows another side to the Las Vegas band and wets the appetite for the forthcoming album.

Alex Lai


2) Panic have been chosen as the 'Spotlight' artist on Channel V Asia for March. They basically have three 'places', you could say, every month where they put artists who have currently come up with a good single or have been successful lately. The three categories are The Chosen One, The Spotight and Singled Out, in order of importance. So I was just waking up when I saw Panic in the Spotlight (and I'm not sleepy anymore!), and let's hope they've got some new interviews because they usually do. I'll keep you posted, if anyone cares. lol

I just started a group on flickr for young artists. I so enjoy seeing other peoples art and actually find it hard to find, but i know there are some amazing artists here and if you have a flickr account i would love to see you there. :) i love panic and have a few pictures i drew of them there and would love for you to contribute!

http://www.flickr.com/groups/we_put_the_art_in_heart/

10. Britney Spears, Piece Of Me
9. Jonas Brothers, When You Look Me In The Eyes
8. Jordin Sparks/Chris Brown, No Air
7. Paramore, Crushcrushcrush
6. Flo Rida/Timbaland, Elevator
5. Sean Kingston, Take You There
4. Panic at the Disco, Nine In The Afternoon
3. Rihanna, Don't Stop The Music
2. Sara Bareilles, Love Song
1. Chris Brown, With You

VOTE!
And more: John Norris interviews Panic At The Disco.

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