Panic! At The Disco have vowed to kick out the band’s fans from their live shows if they’re caught trying to kiss Brendon Urie.
Posting on Twitter, road manager Zack Hall vowed to act if fans continue to be overly affectionate during ‘Death of a Bachelor’, the song that sees Urie walking into the crowd to greet his fans.
“I’m done with this crap of kissing Brendon during the ‘death walk,'” wrote Hall on Twitter.
Just a heads up folks. I’m done with this crap of kissing Brendon during the “death walk”. If I see it, you will be kicked out of the show right away. The end.
— zackcloudhall (@ZackCloudHall) February 2, 2019
“If I see it, you will be kicked out of the show right away. The end.”
In the wake of Hall’s comments, Urie later confirmed that he wasn’t comfortable with the contact.
Appearing on a Twitch Livestream, he explained: “I went in for a hug and a girl like, kissed my neck. And it was… yikes dude, the neck kiss is so intimate too, which is an extra ‘fuck you’ to me, you know what I mean?”
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Urie added: “Please stop kissing me on the death walk.”
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Meanwhile, Urie recently revealed how he’s considering plans to write a musical based on his own life.
“I’ve been talking to a couple of movie directors about film music ideas and about doing musical theatre, Broadway maybe,” he told The Sun’s Bizarre column. “The ideal [scenario] would be to write music for an idea somebody else has come up with.
“I talked about doing my origin story, growing up in Vegas, so we will see what happens.”