Panic at the Disco

Through June 14th Tickets  $24-$40 Openers  Phantom Planet, Motion City Soundtrack

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Don't expect circus-style spectacle on Panic at the Disco's current outing (their last major tour featured contortionists and elaborate costumes). "We're dressing the stage up with a lot of flowers," says guitarist Ryan Ross. "We're trying to make it look less rock & roll and more like you're outside." The hippie vibe suits the band's set — a mix of cuts from its new Sixties-influenced album, Pretty. Odd., and "less distorted" versions of "I Write Sins Not Tragedies" and other emo-pop hits from its debut. But the group's teen fans haven't slowed down. "In Tulsa, the crowd was moshing to 'Northern Downpour,'" says Ross, who calls the folky love song "the worst one" to thrash around to. "I don't think they were even listening.

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