Panic! At The Disco Heads Out On "The Gospel Tour"

Panic! at the Disco has been grinding away with touring and recording albums since they were teenagers when they released their first LP A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out back in 2005. This summer they kick off “The Gospel Tour” in support of their fourth full length album Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!. The first stop of the tour is on July 18th in Magna, Utah at The Great Salt Air with openers Walk the Moon and Magic Man. Currently, Panic! at the Disco tickets are available for most of their upcoming dates.

The tour heads out to the midwest stopping in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on July 22nd at the Eagle’s Ballroom, Chicago, Illinois on July 25th at the FirstMerit Bank Pavillion at Northerly Island, and in Cleveland, Ohio on July 30th, at the Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica. All the midwest Panic! at the Disco fans who are looking to save some money should get their tickets for the July 23rd show in Indianapolis, Indiana at the Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn at White River State Park. That show has an average ticket price of $105, 52% below the tour average of $200. Panic! at the Disco plays the east coast hitting Uncasville, Connecticut on August 2nd at the Mohegan Sun, Boston, Massachusetts on August 3rd at the Blue Hill Bank Pavilion, and in New York City on August 5th at the Madison Square Garden Theater.

Fans in Florida can get their Panic! at the Disco tickets for shows at Mizner Park Amphitheater in Boca Raton on August 15th or at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre in St. Augustine on August 16th. Youngblood Hawke is opening in place of Magic Man from August 12th to the end of the tour. On August 26th Panic! at the Disco plays Los Angeles, California at the legendary Greek Theatre. This is the most expensive ticket on the tour with an average of $280 (40% over the tour average) but is sure the sell out as it is the only LA show on the tour. If west coast fans can not make it to that show Panic! at the Disco closes out their tour playing a show in San Diego at the SDSU Open Air Theatre on August 27th and in San Jose at the San Jose State Event Center on August 28th.