Panic At The Disco Adelaide – Panic last Tuesday night! At the Disco played here in Adelaide. The high energy of the performance and the attention of the crowd made for a great performance.
I got the best concert experience by standing in line from 9:30am and my friends camped out in line overnight so we could get a good spot for the show when the doors opened at 7pm.
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Not only did I stick around all day, but I also helped line up my friends making posters for the show and handing out rainbow colored paper hearts for people to show support for the LGBTQI+ community during the girls. Lighting/Girls/Boys singing in the show to do.
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It also leads to me getting nervous! At the disco manager Zach Hall, when he came out to meet the fans and gave the two girls a ball skin signed by all the band members.
Panic 10 minutes before the countdown begins! came on stage to play and the crowd couldn’t wait. They opened with ‘(Fuck A) Silver Lining’, the first single from their new album ‘Pray for the Wicked’. When I’m in the pit and everyone around me is singing and yelling, I can’t hear Brandon Urie singing.
Brandon Yuri is the lead singer of Panic! Members of the crowd were mesmerized by his impressive voice and the ease with which he could reach high notes during songs. He also sent an audience member to make a sign saying “Can I like Ballad for Sins?”, one of the most popular bands. He took the stage and performed the song ‘Main Sin Nahi Tragedies Lakhta Hain’ with the band. Brandon also saw another fan, who I helped make a sign for, whose birthday was Maddy, and he sang her Happy Birthday.
He ended the show with his hit ‘Victorious’ from his last album ‘Death of a Bachelor’. It ended with the firing of confetti cannons that sent gold and white confetti into the crowd.
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Overall the show was amazing from the events before the show and during the concert. Brandon is a successful singer and actor with back-to-back hits from ‘Miss Jackson’ to ‘Say Amen (Saturday Night)’ and his incredible high notes in ‘Death of a Bachelor’ as well as numerous I high profile posts. Show. Panic this season! There is no introduction at the disco. If you’re reading this and you’re an emo-ass who knows exactly who this band is and how amazing their life is, you probably have a Brendan Urie poster on your wall at some point. Although the band is now Yuri’s solo project, ten years later the show still goes on.
Let’s start with the lines. Lines to eat, lines to shop and lines to enter. It’s in these popular cultural environments that you’ll really bond with your friends. Community excitement resulted in a packed venue thirty minutes before opening. It is worth noting that the group of five chairs decided to do a light dance that was created using telephone lights and was able to join half of the dance floor.
And old jams including my favorite and all around ‘Life Goes On’, you can’t take your eyes off his impressive performance, he leaves the stage with a place full of new fans.
Time to panic! The set opens with waves of confetti, and the opening bars of ‘(Fuck) Silver Linings’ are thrown out by an enthusiastic touring band. Yuri rocked the stage with the energy of a 10-year-old on Sugar High, and the crowd seemed to be in for a wild night. Her stage presence is electrifying and all eyes in the room follow her as she performs ‘Don’t Let Me Down With A Good Time’, the classic ‘Ready To Go’, and the dance performance ‘Hey Look Ma, I Made It’. ‘ I honestly couldn’t sit still in this song so it was really important to watch the song. ‘La Duty’ and ‘Hallelujah’ follow with similar responses. The crowd is singing every word and Yuri shows off his sarcastic voice that sounds as strong as his Broadway days, if that’s still possible. This was followed by the popular song ‘Ballad of Mona Lisa’, which is a perfect example of how much her vocal skills have improved. His work is very enjoyable.
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Speaking of vocal range… Now I’m willing to be wrong, but I’m pretty sure Panic is the only band in recorded history to have taken more of ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ than Freddie Mercury himself. Needless to say, this cover performance never fails to impress, and the addition of the video to the music video is a fun touch. The show continues with a number of classic tracks including the pop hits ‘Golden Days’, ‘Casual Affair’ and ‘Vegas Lights’ and the upbeat ‘Dance’s Not a Crime’. These things affect the crowd with bursts of energy.
At this point we enter the part called ‘cry or chill everyone in the crowd’. Opening with a lyric from original drummer Spencer Smith, ‘It’s Gospel’, the response was picked up by all who attended. This song has the talent to touch your heart. After the classic jazz tribute ‘Death of a Bachelor’, then step into the piano…
Yuri’s cover of ‘I Can’t Love You’ is a real tear-jerker, as the piano transitions into ‘Dying in LA’ so well that there isn’t a dry eye in the room. ‘Girls/Boys’ has become an LGBTQ anthem. At the end of the song, Yuri had about 70 flags around his neck, and all of them were as bright as a colorful nest of bees. Yuri is a great experience for everyone:
After some interesting interlude songs, the next part of the show started with the amazing ‘Nicotine’ which has one of their best music ever and they got it right. The production of Kinky Boots features a powerful cover of Cyndi Lauper’s ‘Girls Just Want to Have Fun’, written by Lauper herself, to celebrate her Broadway performance. The rest of the set was filled with other songs from his last three albums, including ‘High Hopes’, ‘Miss Jackson’, ‘King of the Clouds’ and ‘Crazy = Genius’, which were all supported by his presence on stage. had mesmerized these people. looked tired. ‘Nine in the Afternoon’ remains the only Pretty Odd song to make the setlist these days, said to be the warm return of an old friend. This angry song also contrasts with the ‘Emperor’s New Clothes’. I would best describe these two as the difference between a good acid trip and a bad one.
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The encore was more satirical than the rest of the show, bringing out the mood. It begins with a single from their new album.
, ‘Amen’, Yuri took a beer, put on his clothes, and said that when he was 31, he sat on the floor. Everyone knew what a trip down memory lane was, and found hope.
The iconic opening track and mood of ‘Main Sanhat Nahi Sinhaan Ko Lekhte Hao’ takes to a new level of madness, as the crowd screams every word. It’s also fun to see how this music has changed over the past 15 years. The sets were rounded off with the stunning ‘Wikitoa’. Fireworks, confetti, strobe lights, the whole shebang.
It’s great to see the panic! Working in a disco is something different with this amazing celebration of emo.
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