Greg James
16:00 – 17:45 // In the studio next is Newsbeat
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Panic! At The Disco returned to UK shores as a slimmed down two piece and with a reclaimed exclamation point and new album Vices and Virtues in tow.
First single The Ballad Of Mona Lisa gave us the first glimpse of what the duo had in store for us at Big Weekend and there were more than a few Disco fans excited to see what they brought to the party.
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Comment number 3.
Hirhda17th May 2011 - 16:33
The crowd was only bad because there were more mainstream acts to see; atleast half of the people are enjoying this, though. Besides, wouldn't you have been annoyed if you have to pay £7 for a drink?
Comment number 2.
Sophia15th May 2011 - 20:47
that crowd was kind of terrible. if i had been there i'd be like WOO YOU'RE AMAZING and singing along the whole way through!
I love them
Comment number 1.
woah-m0nalisa15th May 2011 - 11:10
These guys are absolutely amazing! Too bad the crowd was rubbish. When I saw them in Birmingham a couple of weeks ago the crowd was half the size but we still made way more noise than they did DD: