Panic! at the Disco kicked off tour in Seattle (Photo Slideshow)
Panic! At The Disco @ Showbox SoDo (Photo by Mocha Charlie)
They are Influenced by the likes of 60’s rock icons such as The Beatles, The Zombies and The Beach Boys, those influences are reflected on the catchy 2008 hit single, “Nine in the Afternoon.”
Panic! At The Disco is back with a brand new record entitled, Too Rare to Live, Too Young to Die.
Last month the band kicked off their first tour in several years right here in Seattle at Showbox Sodo.
SMI’s Mocha Charlie was there to capture the show in photos check em out below.
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