Taylor Swift’s latest single ‘ME!’ sets stage for yet another upbeat pop album
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“ME!” is Swift’s latest single, featuring Panic! At The Disco’s Brendon Urie and presumably setting the tone for the singer’s next album.
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Things we would rather listen to than Taylor Swift’s new song
Taylor Swift released a new song last week and, quite frankly, it’s the worst thing we’ve ever heard. Here are some things we would prefer to hear than “ME!”
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Panic! At The Disco gives mature, exhilarating performance at Oracle Arena
The highlight of the night was the performance of “Girls / Girls / Boys,” a ballad-style tribute to all forms of love. Crowd members threw rainbow-striped flags onstage as the song went on until Urie was literally tripping over the sheer number of them.
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Panic! at the Disco is all flash, no substance at SAP Center
There was a lot of pizazz to the concert — pulsing lights, intricate stage design and even pyrotechnics helped to keep the energy high.
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We might need to pray for the future of Panic! at the Disco after ‘Pray for the Wicked’
The emo sad boy vibes of old have been traded in for a theatrical, jazzy, over-the-top pop production, as was done in 2016’s “Death of a Bachelor.”
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Tunesday: Emo blast from the past
Crossing the threshold from teenager to adult can be a rough transition. It’s a time in life when you’re potentially even more angsty than you were at age 15. But this time, you don’t get the Angsty Teen stage to excuse it. Fortunately, the emo anthems you used to cry
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Confessions of a teenage fangirl
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When I was a freshman in high school, I went to see My Chemical Romance. It was my first concert, and my friends and I arrived at the venue hours early to get a choice spot in line. We doodled MCR lyrics on our arms in Sharpie and painted each
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Panic! at the Disco’s hedonistic album lacks punch of past work
Panic! at the Disco is not the same band you fell in love with as a pop-punk middle schooler. Frontman Brendon Urie is the only remaining member of the band’s official lineup. Thus, Death of a Bachelor, the band’s latest release, is a solo project in all but name. Left
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