Brendon Urie

“Remember this morning when I said I couldn't play that well and I've been practicing since I was 10” “yeah, I remember.” “Well i still won when I fought your aunt Jenna. Oh, honey don't you remember when you were about five of so and we went to see her in that mental hospital on her deathbed.” “Yes, dad I remember that as well.” “The point is that you have a gift and it can only get stronger. If you can play the Chopin Scherzos right now just imagine the things you could do in a couple of months

I bought my ticket to the Death of a Bachelor tour in late November and have been anxiously anticipating the show since. With incredible production, enticing setlists, and crowd enthusiasm to boot, Panic! At The Disco did not disappoint. First on the bill was Saint Motel (★★★★☆). While I knew a few of their songs, the others that I didn’t were still exciting to listen to. The crowd was engaged and able to dance and sing along to their popular tracks like “Move” and “My Type”, and their utilization

“Its cool to be different and just who you are and shock people in a good way” - Brendon Urie. I was suggested singer from a list of forty. Singer was on the list because I like being involved with music, drama and dance performances including film and television. I am interested in pursuing a career as a singer because of its flexible working conditions, numerous responsibilities and numerous career preparations. Singers have a busy job that can shock people. Singers usually sing in groups, stay

confusing, but then you are like yeah that's actually cool. Once you actually listen to the words though it takes a darker turn. Whoever this woman is apparently has some drinking problems and has some sins she might have paid for. The lead singer, Brendon Urie, eloquently puts it like "She paints her fingers with a close precision He starts to notice empty bottles of gin And takes a moment to assess the sins she’s paid for". This is less of a poetic song, but more of a story.

Simpson Gabriel Simpson Professor Gupta English 101 27 September 2017 A Kinky Adventure The monstrous velvet wall that lay before me and the other 1,423 adoring fans begins its grand opening. “Broadway,” I think to myself with the utmost happiness. With every inch of separation of the velvet wall, we all grow more and more eager. In just moments we would all be taught some of the greatest lessons of all time. Not like a lesson you are taught in school, but the lessons of love, acceptance, and pride

Plato and Shakespeare have something in common, not only words, but they also have written fantastic quotes about how music makes the world turn. ‘'If music be the food of love, play on; Give me excess of it, that, surfeiting,The appetite may sicken, and so die.’’-Shakespeare in Twelfth Night, Act I scene i ("Musical Quotes and Inspiration.") Plato said “Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything

I had gone to a Panic! At The Disco concert to see how Brendon Urie (the singer and songwriter) performed and look closely into the lyrics. I noticed that he had an amazing stage presence while singing, which made the audience go wild (including myself). I won’t be performing the song live (I believe), however

has become increasingly more legal. It is legal in 29 states, 8 of these states have made it legal for recreational use. People are becoming more accepting of the drug. This is partially due to pop culture. Stars like Miley Cyrus, The Weekend and Brendon Urie have all revealed that the smoke pot on a regular basis. Their fame makes them role models for society and I believe that the fact that they smoke creates validation for the people who look up to them. As far as medical marijuana is concerned,

The Human Condition in Music Throughout time, artists, musicians, and composers have been using their various artforms as an outlet, a way to express themselves in a way rather than written word or oral expression. For these artists, many times composition and performing music allows them to study the human condition in a deeper, more personalized, yet relatable way, much like Arthur Miller exhibited in Death of a Salesman. Though various other art forms are used to express this, it is music that