Panic! at the Disco

Panic! At The Disco will be paying tribute to Queen at this year’s American Music Awards.

Brendon Urie's trip back to his roots has us way too emotional.

We’re totally geeking out about the Temple University marching band’s Panic! At The Disco covers and, apparently, so is Panic.

It turns out Panic! At The Disco's Brendon Urie ACTUALLY walked up a building in the "High Hopes" music video.

Watch the visual for Panic! At The Disco's upbeat "High Hopes" here.

Before making it big, Brendon Urie worked at Tropical Smoothie Cafe in Summerlin and went to Palo Verde High School, but when the 31-year-old singer of Panic! at the Disco plays T-Mobile Arena on August 18, most people in the audience won’t be looking at him as just a regular Las Vegas guy.

Gaten Marazzo of Stranger Things and Paramore linked up for their long-awaited collab of "Misery Business". Watch the performance here!

We're pretty sure we've figured out what the 28 bright green billboards Panic! at the Disco put up around the country are trying to tell us.

Brendon Urie dished on the group’s pre-show rituals.

Panic! At The Disco just shared an anthemic new song called “High Hopes.” Listen below!