Brendon Urie Albums Overview
Brendon Urie is the lead vocalist and primary creative force behind Panic! at the Disco, a band formed in Las Vegas in 2004. The group released multiple studio albums under Fueled by Ramen and Atlantic Records, with later projects under DCD2 and Fueled by Ramen imprints. Urie has been credited as songwriter, producer, and performer across Panic! at the Disco releases, and the band is listed on official label sites and music databases such as AllMusic and Discogs. The discography includes both Panic! at the Disco albums and Urie solo work, with major releases tracked by Billboard and RIAA certifications.
The band's early albums helped define the pop-punk and pop-rock sound of the late 2000s and 2010s. Later records shifted toward theatrical pop, synth-pop, and baroque pop styles, with Urie often handling production duties alongside collaborators. Urie has discussed the evolution of the band's sound in interviews and on official platforms, noting influences from classic pop, Broadway, and electronic music. The catalog includes multiple certified albums and singles, with data reported by the Recording Industry Association of America and chart companies.
Panic! at the Disco Studio Albums
A Fever You Can't Sweat Out was released in 2005 and features the hit single "I Write Sins Not Tragedies." The album was issued by Fueled by Ramen and Decaydance Records and peaked on the Billboard 200. It received multi-platinum certification from the RIAA and is documented on the official Panic! at the Disco site and music databases. The record established the band's theatrical pop-punk style and remains one of the most recognized debut albums in the genre.
Death of a Bachelor came out in 2016 and marked a shift toward pop and rock influences. The album was released under Fueled by Ramen and debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. It earned a Grammy nomination and is referenced on the official band site and Billboard charts. Pray for the Wicked followed in 2018 and also reached number one on the Billboard 200, continuing the band's commercial and critical success.
Later Releases and Solo Work
Vices and Virtues and Pray for the Wicked
Vices and Virtues was released in 2011 and continued the band's pop-rock direction. The album was produced with multiple collaborators and issued under Fueled by Ramen. It charted on the Billboard 200 and is listed on official label and music databases. Pray for the Wicked expanded on the theatrical pop style and included the single "High Hopes," which topped the Billboard Hot 100 and is tracked by official chart sources.
Brendon Urie Solo Projects and Collaborations
Beyond Panic! at the Disco, Urie has released solo material and collaborated with other artists on writing and production. He has participated in Broadway projects and live performances that highlight his vocal range and stage presence. Urie's solo work is documented on official platforms and music databases, with releases tied to labels and distributors in the United States. His contributions to the broader music industry include features, songwriting credits, and appearances on major playlists and charts.