Manchester O2 Apollo filled early as Tiger Town took to the stage. I don’t think the support act was necessarily a band that the crowd would listen to, but everyone loved the whole set which was very impressive and set a great atmosphere for the rest of the evening. In between sets, the crowd screamed along to the songs, which gave hint to how much of an insane gig this was going to be.

The minute the lights went off and Panic! At The Disco stepped foot on stage, everyone went wild. Brendon Urie’s tone of voice is so significant and even better live. The energy on stage was incredible, which reflected in the crowd. I mention the crowd a lot here because they generated such a huge buzz as they basked in the excitement of hearing some old and new material.

Brendon carries this energy when he sings and there’s never a still moment. A particularly spectacular set design with incredible lighting and smoke canons made for a completely electric evening of live music. There is certainly much more to come from Panic! At The Disco.

Words & Images:
Georgia Flynn