This concert was fantastic!! The only major compliant is that the damn Impossible stand was closed!!! Also, the second act Marina needs to lose the dang lights on the side because we paid really good money for our seats to the front side of the stage and could barely even see her or the first act Little Image. That was pretty bad! Nothing was said on tickets about having an obstructed view. Never would have bought seats there if Id have known. Would have went a bit further away from the stage just to not have those lights in the way. Luckily they removed them for Panic! Whew!!!

Oh man. So preface this by saying huge fan of both Brendon and panic! Amazing vocalist probably the best modern vocalist. But this album doesn’t feel like panic at the disco. It kinda falls flat. Sounds amazing live just like record but the music itself just doesn’t connect. There was a notable shift in crowd engagement between panic’s sets. The audience came alive for the older songs and the previous album but for viva los vengeance they seemed to just be waiting for The final set with the old songs again. Interest for VLV was low. It was a barrage of screaming and endless just vocal register flexing. Again amazing artist but the music had more character as a band. Hopefully he’ll figure out which direction he’s going in. I’ll stay along for the journey as a long time fan and Stan.

My 2nd time seeing P!ATD with my kids, and again, I was thoroughly impressed. P!ATD puts on an incredible show! I'm a avid concert fan myself, and P!ATD has definitely earned a top spot in my favorites. P!ATD sounds on point. Brendon Urie's range is incredible. They offer enough showmanship, and tweaks to keep even the most devoted fans attune, while staying true to their material. I applaud them for having the guts to play Viva Las Venegence in its entirety. It is really the best way to enjoy those songs. Perhaps my favorite aspect of the show though was the interaction of the entire band with the audience, and Mr. Urie's honest appreciation for the fans. It was amazing to see how he was blown away by the audience singing the songs.

Everything about this show was amazing. Even better than last year and I didn’t think that was possible. The openers were great. The only downside was that- although we were front row- the stage was set too high and the openers stayed to far back in the stage that we actually could not see them perform. And again- we were in the front and center row. Everyone to the left and right of the front rows could see better as the stage was not set as high. Panic was all over the stage and crowd so that was not so much of an issue with them. Otherwise. Everyone sounded amazing and put on a great show. The venues staff was great and somewhat helpful. And with the exception of a few security guards most were friendly and didn’t kill the excitement, but those security leads and managers, they all had a chip on their shoulder and didn’t forfeit any opportunity to kill the moment for the fans and treated everyone like morons. Even when the majority of people were following their instructions even despite their condescending and righteous tone. They really need to know that there is a better way and they can appear serious and professional with out being a complete dick giving orders like drunken drill sergeants hyped up on liquid courage. I’m not accusing them of drinking on the job for those who don’t understand sarcasm or bad jokes. They should also realize that the fans paid a lot of money just to be there. We didn’t pay all that money just to get treated like crap. Also another thing about the venue is that the security tries to get you out of the room as fast as possible so that it’s ready for someone else for the next show. So don’t even think of lingering around. Even if the band is talking to the crowd and is about to throw a drum stick. And when you actually do need security- such as the case for the poor girl who caught the drum stick Panic’s drummer threw, security was too busy rushing people out that they didn’t even notice the asshole who took it from her and wouldn’t give it back. Literally took it after she caught it and literally had it in her hand. And some jerk literally took it away from her. It’s just wrong. But other than that. It was an amazing show

i know i have posted a memory before, but i thought i’d add this: while, yes, the band, vocals, sound and lighting were absolutely amazing the security was not. we barely got handed out any water by security. i seriously considered leaving early because i felt like i was gonna pass out. when they DID gave us water (which was 2 times during the entire show) we’d get half a cup and 90% of it would’ve already been drank by the people before us. i saw at LEAST 10 people being taken out of the pit because they passed out or were going to. i’d say, take notes from Ziggo Dome. they give full bottles away (of course, with the cap removed to prevent choking) so that everyone would get some water. and they give it out very frequently as well, like every five minutes. so i’d take notes from them because the security was horrific for the most part.

I've wanted to see Panic! in concert for over 12 years now and I was not at all disappointed! Brendon really feeds off of the energy in the crowd, and you can tell that he truly loves what he does. I'm so glad I finally made it to a concert after all these years. If you get a chance to see them, take it! You won't regret it! Also the fact that they allow people to bring in professional cameras is amazing. They want you to enjoy the experience to the fullest and I truly did.

it was absolutely amazing but the arena kinda sucked. they wouldn’t let me bring in my sign that said “i drove five hours to be here for my birthday”, their bag policy was dumb, nobody could find their seats so i had to let people through for like half the show, and this wasn’t the arena’s fault but there were people fighting in front of me the entire show and it really sucked because you could only hear them. panic! at the disco was amazing though and i’m so glad i could see them again!

Oh man where do I even begin. It was the best night of my life and I STILL can't believe Brendon is a real human and actually exists. I'm STILL not over the fact that he was right in front of me. I had Silver Lining VIP and I was in section 104 row 11 seat 101-102. They were damn good seats. The opening acts were also incredible but let's be real: they don't even compare to the absolutely incredible performance Panic! At The Disco put on. It's truly a one in a lifetime experience and you just need to be there to fully experience everything. Even if you don't like the band, you'd still love the performance. Brendon is the most talented vocalist ever. His energy is astounding and he talks to the crowd as if we've always been his friend. It all just warmed my heart. What an entrance, too. The way he shot out of the stage was amazing and I've never seen anything like it before. It was so sudden and unexpected and I was screaming and crying and laughing. What a man. I love him so much. He's such a kindhearted lovely person. And it really shows. He loves music, he loves what he does, and he loves his fans greatly. I can't recommend Panic!'s shows enough. I will definitely be going to his next tour!

This was the best concert I have ever been!!! Was truly amazing, me and my best friend cried, we sang, we did dance while Brendon did, and jumped like anyone else, I was really surprised cause when I saw this guy of the band A R I Z O N A, with the Mexican flag I was close to scream Mexico cause I’m, and im really happy to be and I have the high hopes to see Brendon again next year for my 15th birthday, cause I really want to go and my mom as well!! She is a big fan, I dedicated and I still, songs of the band, as Hey look Ma I Made it, or Dead of a Bachelor (is her favorite one) and she also likes High Hopes like me, but my favorite song is Don’t Threat me with a Good time, well, the concert had amazing sound, they were punctual, all the arena was full of people and saw my king of the high notes, making those high heels work, also the av’s were really good, and was so entertaining, more than that I guess, and Nicole and Kenny played really good.❤️❤️❤️ but you should have a meet and greet for the VIP ones❤️❤️

such a good show!! it was awesome seeing all the different kinds of people who came to watch this show, i don’t think i’ve seen a more diverse crowd than the one at this concert. the band was very energetic and lively, they all were clearly having a good time up on that stage. the set list was also really diverse, i was expecting mostly songs from their newest album, but they played at least one song from each of their albums. brendon’s vocal range is absolutely stellar to hear in person. the only thing that really brought my rating down was the price of merch; very obviously marked up from when they were here last year, and much higher than any band’s merch i’ve seen. i believe the cheapest shirt they had was a crop top for $25. $35 t-shirts. $50 for a long sleeve. and the lines for merch tables were ridiculously long. but obvs that doesn’t affect the quality of the show, i had an awesome time meeting up with my friends and enjoying the music.

This concert was outright amazing! The staff were kind but still did their jobs, the opening acts were great and high energy that hyped up the crown, and Brendon was so sweet and his smile was so genuine. The lines for the merch were quite long, at least a 35 minute wait, but that is excusable because of how many people were on our floor. And the greatest part is that they didn’t run out of the products. This show was outstanding and I would gladly come see another Panic! show and I would gladly go to said show at Target Center. One of the greatest nights of my life.

I'm not a huge fan & normally don't go for arena shows & prices. But I took my teen daughter for her 2nd "real" concert & she declared it the best night of her life! 5 hour round trip to Portland on a Sunday night.Misterwives were much better live than the recordings I'd heard. Well rehearsed, energetic & the singer has a great voice, lots of power when singing.Panic! were also very tight & did a great job. The singer can sing, dance, play a lot of instruments & do impressive gymnastics to boot! It was a very entertaining show, with a great stage & effects & all around fun night.

I LoVED IT! Brendon was and sounded so amazing and I wish it could have lasted forever. Brendon truly cares about his fans, and was interactive. The band is so talented in many ways. Saint Motel was AWESOME!!! They were very interactive with the crowd and they sounded great. I also absolutely was amazed by MisterWives! They were so amazing! You could feel the drums in the floor and in your body. Drummer of MisterWives definitely DOES NOT skip leg day. The concert overall blew my mind and I really hope to attend another!

Proud to call this my very first concert. Misterwives and Saint Motel were two bands that before that night I had never heard, and now I love both of them, particularly the energy, charisma, and heart of Misterwives. Brendon Urie also didn't fail to please. I was honored to share the concert on his birthday and felt delighted to sing happy birthday to him. My heart swelled when he sung This is Gospel in the center of the floor, where I was only feet away. Being able to see him up close, not through a screen, was a surreal moment for me. The crowd's organization during Girls/Girls/Boys was also very moving. I felt at home with it all.Panic's light show and background scenery, and pyrotechnics really brought it all together. It was quite the spectacle.My only critique might be that the sound should have been a little better.

Insane!!! Sparks to actual jets of fire, an hour and a half of pure partying with a quick break in between for the beautiful This Is Gospel played on a piano on a spinning platform in the middle of the crowd, excitement as Brendon makes his way back through the crowd, singing Death of a Bachelor and hugging fans as he goes. Explosions of confetti and streamers, amazing on-screen visuals. Backflips, sweet dance moves, vocals that would make God forgive him for his sins. Classics and throwbacks and straight up bangers sung. I've been to 2 panic! concerts and they have both been amazing beyond belief. Best live concert you'll ever see whether you're a fan or not. So much fun. I'd actually sell my soul to go again.

It was absolutely amazing, I love Panic! so much! This concert having to be my first, made it even better. When Brendon said he was in Panic! for thirteen years I felt so happy and was reminded of how far he came and how successful he is. As much as I love Brendon, I have to point out how talented Dallon, Kenny and Dan are. Kenny's guitar solo for "Bohemian Rhapsody" was sick and Dallon.. well Dallon is Dallon so he's adorable and talented.. always! Dan is totally badass at drumming! The performance was their first performance in Madison Square Garden and will definitely not be their last! The concert was unbelievable! The bright lights, the images on the screens, I can go on and on about how amazing it truly was. I will never forget this concert. Brendon, I love you so much you are so talented and smart, I cannot describe how much I love you and wish I could meet you! I'm currently waiting to go to another concert.. love you so much Panic!

I've been a fan of Panic! for three years now and I finally got to see them just last night for the AZ show. It just so happened to rain that day and my seats were out on a field without a cover. Luckily, the rain stopped 20 minutes before the concert started. It was an awesome experience. The vocals- RIDICULOUSLY AMAZING, LIKE HOW CAN A HUMAN BEING HAVE SUCH A VOICE LIKE THAT?! The instrumentals- FANTASTIC. The scenery (Brendon's face and body up close on the huge screens)- GODLY. I was so happy I went, but I hope maybe next time when Panic! comes, they come to the Talking Stick Resort Arena. I don't think Arizona is the best place to have an outdoor concert, because the weather is either too hot or it unexpectedly rains. Overall, I'm FOR SURE going with better seats next time they come. :)

The opening bands, Youngblood Hawke & Walk The Moon were the perfect openers for The Gospel Tour. They were exciting & fun but didn't let me use all my energy so that I was tired while seeing the long 4 hour wait of the ever so fantastic Panic! At The Disco. Brendon Urie's dance moves were amazing & around ever corner there were surprises. The little jaw movement he does is cute. Front row I and many others had the vie of a lifetime. Brendon Urie's sweat drenched naked hairless chest, abs, and of course everyone's favorite the V lines So, we got the venue at like 4:30. The doors didn't open till 6. We met these guys and they lived in Jacksonville but they visited Sarasota last week and they asked me what Sarasota so was like to live in and I was telling them and then Cassidy was like being all so hey guys blah blah hey guys like oddly hitting on them. Then one of the kids his names was Trevor, he was asking me if I wanted water and then Cassidy butts in and was like oh I do and he's like ehhh okay. Then during the concert Was were all in the front but Trevor was ahead and then it was me and Leah and behind was Cassidy and Danielle. Trevor asked if I wanted to stand in front of him because he

It was one of the most intense shows ever. Full of freezing cold waiting for three hours outside to just be stuck behind like a super tall guy that had HORRIBLE B.O. Before the night even began. Being 5'4 I'm always stuck behind someone so ultimately I can't see. But once Brenden came on I didnt even care I couldn't see his perfection. It was breath taking both metophorically and litterally because I was being pushed and punched by all the people around us. It was incredible. Especially when this is gospel came on I just almost started crying and to top it off the tall guy got out of our way so me and my best friend could see brendens shirtless perfection when he sang in the encore it was magical.

Though this venue was absolutely packed, because it was sold out, it was still the best show I have ever been to. The crowd was very lively and knew the lyrics to every song. There were a few people dressed up as Brendon Urie running around. Panic! At The Disco put on an amazing show and Bredon Urie was flawless. The stage set up was amazing, they had LED screens that displayed a background that went with each song. The very last few people in the merch line after the show got a free "Panic! At The Disco Marquee Theatre Tempe Arizona" poster. 10/10 would recommend.