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Stream two new Panic At The Disco songs here.

You can now stream Panic! At The Disco's new album, Vices and Virtues, on facebook. What do you think? How does it stack up against the past two albums?

Panic! At The Disco is heading on tour with fun., Foxy Shazam and Funeral Party. Head to the replies for dates.

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Click here to stream clips from Panic! at the Disco's new album.

Head to the replies to watch Panic! At The Disco's new short film featuring clips of new songs.

Update: It's not them.

A song called "Ready To Go: (Get Me Out Of My Mind)" alleging to be Panic At The Disco has surfaced online. Listen in the replies.

Panic! At The Disco teamed up with director Shane Drake for short film/video featuring songs from their upcoming album, Vices and Virtues.

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Boys Like Girls, The Graduate, Play For Keeps, Divided By Friday, and Ian Crawford (ex-Panic At The Disco) are on The Gunz Show tonight at 9 PM EST.

You can watch Panic! At The Disco's new music video for "The Ballad of Mona Lisa," here.

You can watch two new Panic! At The Disco songs performed live here and here.

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You can watch Panic! at the Disco perform their new song "Nearly Witches (Ever Since We Met)" live in the replies.

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Pre-order packages have been revealed for the new Panic! at the Disco album.

The track listing has been announced for Panic! at the Disco's new album.

Track Listing
01) The Ballad Of Mona Lisa
02) Let's Kill Tonight
03) Hurricane
04) Memories
05) Trade Mistakes
06) Ready to Go (Get Me Out Of My Mind)
07) Always
08) The Calendar
09) Sarah Smiles
10) Nearly Witches (Ever Since We Met…)

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Go here to see the cover art for Panic! At The Disco's new album Vices And Virtues.

Alternative Press has posted an interview with Brendon of Panic! At The Disco talking about the new album.

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A new Panic! At the Disco song can be heard in the replies.

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According to Kerrang!, Panic! at the Disco's new album will feature the song "Nearly Witches" which was also on Fall Out Boy’s Welcome to the New Administration compilation in 2008 under the band name "The Paul Revere Jumpsuit Apparatus."

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Check out a new clip from Panic! At The Disco here.

According to Videostatic.com, Panic! At the Disco have selected Shane Drake ("I Write Sins Not Tragedies," "But It's Better If You Do," "Nine In the Afternoon") to direct their new video.

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Panic! At The Disco updated their website with a new logo.

Panic! At The Disco are playing a show in NYC on 2/1 at Bowery Ballroom. It's the first time they'll be playing new songs from their upcoming album.

Radio host Wendy Rollins tweeted that she heard the new Panic! At The Disco single, "The Ballad of Mona Lisa," and says it sounds like their first album, A Fever You Can't Sweat Out.

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According to Kerrang, Panic! At The Disco is currently putting the finishing touches on their follow-up to 2008's Pretty. Odd.

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Panic! At The Disco's new album will be titled, Vices and Virtues. The band's first single should be out in January as well.

Panic! At The Disco will release their new album on March 8th.

Download an MP3 of Dallon Weekes (The Brobecks), Brendon Urie (Panic! At The Disco), and Ian Crawford (ex-The Cab) covering "Skid Row (Downtown)" from The Little Shop of Horrors.

Panic! At The Disco have finished recording their new record and hope to have it out in early 2011.

Panic At The Disco have finished all of the guitar and bass for their new album.

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It looks like Panic At The Disco's new record is coming along nicely.

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Pictures of Panic! At The Disco in the studio recording their new album can be seen here.

Producer John Feldmann was recently working with Panic at the Disco.

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What a coincidence, today is Brendon Urie's (Panic at the Disco) 23rd birthday.

Do you think Panic(!) at the Disco's Pretty. Odd. is a sophomore slump or comeback of the year? We've pitted two staff members against each other to debate its merits on whether it will live on as a worthy successor or fall into the dreaded sophomore slump category. Read the justification for each in the replies and feel free to post your own thoughts.

The Young Veins (ex-Panic! at the Disco) have posted a free download for "Change" on their web site, along with a release date of June 8, 2010 for their upcoming Take A Vacation!

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Brendan Urie (Panic! at the Disco) bought the $25,000 pre-order package from Butch Walker. Check out the whole experience here.

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Check out Panic! At The Disco playing an acoustic version of "What's My Age Again?" with Mark Hoppus in the replies.

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A message from Panic! At The Disco discussing a recent scheme to illegally gather fan information is in the replies.

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The Young Veins' (ex-Panic! at the Disco) debut album will be called Take a Vacation.

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Check out a video of Brendon Urie covering The Beatles' "Blackbird" here.

SupJustin has posted an acoustic Panic! at the Disco cover of Journey's "Don't Stop Believing."

Coca Cola is giving away Panic! at the Disco's single, "New Perspective," here.

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So we just received this strange video in the replies anonymously and it name drops Jason, though we don't know what it's about. Good acting, though. Which video do you think is more VMA-worthy: the clip in the replies or this one?

The first official promo shots of Panic! at the Disco since the foursome became a twosome can be seen at the links below in the AP.net Gallery.

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