Brendon Urie: Band Analysis

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Grace and Boyd Urie gazed at their newly born blue-faced infant. It was April twelfth, 1987 in Las Vegas, Nevada; Brendon Boyd Urie was born into a mormon family. Throughout Brendon’s career, early and personal life, he has made a deep impact on the music industry. In Brendon Urie’s career life, he has accomplished unimaginable things. Brendon is in a band called Panic! at the Disco with Dallon Weekes. But, Dallon hasn’t always been a part of the band. When the band started in 2005, the members were originally Ryan Ross, Jon Walker, Spencer Smith and Brendon Urie. In 2009, Jon Walker and Ryan Ross left the band due to “Creative Differences” (Panic at the Disco lose members Ryan Ross and Jon Walker.) On April 2, 2015, Spencer Smith said that

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