Music
My entire teenage years have died.
at the Disco is telling fans, if you love me, let me go.
Sometimes a journey must end for a new one to begin …
I look forward to this next adventure.
At The Disco will be no more, Urie shared on the bandsofficial Instagram pageon Jan. 24.
While the project was originally started by childhood friends as a four-personBlink-182 cover band, Panic!
at the Disco eventually evolved into asolo project for Urie.
From 2005 to 2013, the band released four albums together.
Urie released an additional three as a solo act, including 2022sViva Las Vengeance.
My entire teenage years have died, one user tweeted.
The timing of their break-up was noted, as many of Panic!
Original members Ryan Ross and Jon Walkerleft the bandin 2009 citing creative differences with Urie.
For many, that marked the end of Panic!
at the Disco in their eyes.
source: www.bustle.com
