Panic! at the Disco Q&A: A No. 1 Album Would Be "A Testament to How Far I Can Take This"
With the release of fifth studio album Death of a Bachelor, Panic! at the Disco is experiencing a handful of firsts. Not only is it on track to be the band's the first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 albums chart, but it's the first to be helmed entirely by frontman Brendon Urie, now the only founding member left in the Las Vegas outfit.
Fuse caught up with the singer, who not only sounded unshaken by the lineup changes, but more confident than ever. Death of a Bachelor is a record he's deeply proud of, and Urie remains unapologetic of its themes, sound and content. Read on for what Urie had to say about Death of a Bachelor, Fall Out Boy comparisons, new Weezer music and more.
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