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Panic! at the Disco return with new 'Grease' inspired track

Multi-platinum pop-punkers Panic! At The Disco have just released their new single Middle of a Breakup.

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The song was produced and written by Brendon Urie alongside Jake Sinclair & Mike Viola.

The video, directed by Brendan Walter, who also worked on High Hopes and Viva Las Vengeance has dropped alongside the single.

Middle of a Breakup follows the release of Viva Las Vengeance, the title track off the band’s upcoming seventh LP, due out August 19th on Fueled by Ramen/DCD2 Records.

Viva Las Vengeance also scored the band their third #1 song on the Billboard Alternative Airplay Charts.

Middle of a Breakup is out now.

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