Panic! At The Disco Teases 20Th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Amid Festival Hype

Panic! At The Disco's Big Anniversary Surprise

Fans at the When We Were Young festival in Las Vegas received an electrifying hint about a special release from Panic! At The Disco this weekend. Those in attendance were handed stickers teasing a 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of the band's groundbreaking debut album, "A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out." This news has set the emo community abuzz with speculation and anticipation.

The stickers adorned with the message “PANIC! AT THE DISCO – A FEVER YOU CAN’T SWEAT OUT – 20TH ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION” included the band’s official website, leading to a flurry of excitement online. While the deluxe edition hasn't made its way to the official site just yet, fans are hopeful for an announcement aligning with the band's reunion performance at the festival.

"This could be the moment we've all been waiting for – a throwback to the era that defined a generation of emo music," one fan commented online.

Performance Lineup at When We Were Young

Taking the stage tonight and tomorrow, Panic! At The Disco is set to light up the 7-Eleven Stage at 10 PM local time, bringing fans a nostalgic trip down memory lane. The festival lineup is a who's who of emo and alternative rock favorites, promising a weekend of unforgettable performances.

Among the beloved acts, attendees can catch The Summer Set, Mayday Parade, and The Story So Far, leading up to Panic! At The Disco's anticipated performance. Over on the Pink Stage, fans can enjoy sets from Destroy Boys, Boys Like Girls, and the iconic Avril Lavigne, culminating in a show by blink-182.

Festival Details: Other Stages

Meanwhile, the Ghost Stage hosts an array of acts from The Movielife to Asking Alexandria, while the Allianz Stage features talents like Plain White T’s and Ice Nine Kills. With the festival boasting such a diverse and talented lineup, it's no wonder fans are buzzing about both the music and the possible deluxe edition release.

Whether you're there for the music or the potential album drop, this festival weekend is shaping up to be a historic moment for emo fans worldwide.