“Death of a Bachelor” is Panic!’s first album that does not feature former drummer and original member Spencer Smith, who left to receive treatment for alcohol and drug addiction in 2015. For some, ...

I had no idea.” Death of a Bachelor will be the first Panic! at the Disco album without founding member and drummer Spencer Smith, leaving only Urie.

However, in its own context, the album is a fun listen. “Death of a Bachelor” is a refreshing throwback to rock, jazz and 20th-century culture. It retains Panic!

The death of said bachelor is exposed further in all songs in the album, as each song in itself either presents a near-death experience or one that has already entered the afterlife. In “Victorious,” ...

But Urie’s eclectic new album, “Death of a Bachelor” (Fueled by Ramen/DCD2), puts his love of The Piano Man in the mix, along with a bit of Frank Sinatra, some shout-outs to various Beach ...

The album notes for Death Of A Bachelor (two and a half out of four stars), out Jan. 15, inform us that Panic! At The Disco now is Urie — as, say, Trent Reznor is Nine Inch Nails.

As Urie prepared to kick off the Death of a Bachelor tour, she and a team of fellow fans spearheaded a national effort to replicate the rainbow. “We spent hours getting people’s information for each ...

At the Disco’s “Death of a Bachelor” tour introduced me to contemporary stylings from three great bands. I might be ostracized for this, but I never went through a Panic!

Anthony Mennella delivers a comedic and musical take on Panic! At The Disco's hit in this parody.

Death Of A Bachelor features their latest single “Victorious,” which debuted at No. 1 overall on iTunes, as well as the iTunes Alternative Songs, and on Billboard + Twitter’s Trending 140 ...

Panic! At The Disco have had a huge line-up change over the last few years and with Brendon Urie now being the only remaining original member, a brand new album was always going to pick up the ...