Dallon Weekes: Lost & Found

After leaving Panic at the Disco, Dallon Weekes has found his own musical identity with his new drum and bass outfit, IDK How.

Dallon Weekes: Lost & Found

After leaving Panic at the Disco, Dallon Weekes has found his own musical identity with his new drum and bass outfit, IDK How.

Despite his best efforts, you’ve found Dallon Weekes. It was only a matter of time, really. After walking away from his longstanding role in Panic At The Disco in 2017, the 37-year-old took some time with his family before completing material he had been working on in between his hefty touring schedule. He teamed up with drummer Ryan Seaman and they recorded their debut EP, 1981 Extended Play[2018]. They kept the project entirely secret, and even began playing shows anonymously to avoid exploiting the notoriety they gained from their previous bands. When confronted by fans and when photos and videos emerged online of the duo, they denied everything. But their ruse could only go on for so long, as their songs began making their way online and extended to the far reaches of the internet, where fans became ravenous to know when material would be released and when their next shows were going down. Finally in August 2017, Weekes released their first single online, “Modern Day Cain,”
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Jon D'Auria   By: Jon D'Auria

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