Panic! At The Disco

'End it on a high note, feel like Brendon Urie,' says Yung Gravy in the reimagined lyrics to his take on Panic! at the Disco's 'I Write Sins Not Tragedies.'

Some of the class of 2005 became huge bands still thriving today, while others flashed briefly before things took a downward turn.

Some of the biggest hits ever.

There's no sophomore slump here! In fact, the second album by these rock bands is indeed their very best.

Two decades down. Do these 2005 albums still hold up as some of your favorites from that era?

The full lineup for the 2025 When We Were Young festival in Las Vegas has been revealed, and will mark the return of Panic! At the Disco.

A handful of rock bands have softened their sound over the years to a more pop-oriented style, whether it was only for an album or a permanent change.

September is traditionally the month where the biggest releases of the year are issued. So what rock + metal albums have left their marks on the ninth month?

Has time been kind? Should we give these 2000s-era rock albums another chance?

We've been the victim of some great April Fool's pranks in the past.

Unlock the secrets behind the most played songs by legendary emo and pop-punk bands. Dive into the live stats for a deeper look at their music journey.

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