Brendon Boyd Urie is an excellent American musician, songwriter, and singer. He is popularly recognized as the front vocalist of Panic! At the Disco. From all, Urie is the only original member left there. He has performed in many different genres, including pop, emo, Pop rock, pop-punk, baroque pop, alternative rock, and more.

Early Life

Brendon Boyd Urie was born on April 12, 1987, in St. George, Utah. He, along with his family, transferred to Las Vegas at the age of 2. Urie has four siblings and is the youngest child of his parents Boyd and Grace Urie. He got raised in the LDS family, but he left the church at the age of 17 because of displeasure and didn’t believe in an ideology. 

Urie graduated from Palo Verde High School of Las Vegas. While attending High School, he started going to guitar class where he met Panic! bassist Brent Wilson. Wilson suggested Urie join their band as they were looking for a replacement guitarist. Urie was bullied by a high school student and portrayed himself as a “spaz” in high school.

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Career Beginnings

Brend Wilson told Urie that Panic! At the Disco is looking for the lead guitarist, and he must apply for it. Ryan Ross was the lead singer of the band, and when Urie was filed, everyone was impressed with Urie’s vocal abilities and chose him as a lead singer. Since he was chosen as a lead singer, he released over six studio albums, and his single “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” got highly popular and had 1.8 million sales.

In 2011, an album entitled “Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!” was released and ranked no. 2 on Billboard 200. Urie got involved in plenty of songs and projects by “Fall Out Boy.” In 2008, Urie collaborated with the Coca-Cola Company for a song entitled “Open Happiness.” Urie was influenced most by Tom DeLonge, David Bowie, Queen, and Frank Sinatra when he started his career.

Personal Life

In 2011, Urie announced his engagement with Sarah Orzechowski, and in 2013, they both got married. The couple met briefly at Urie’s shows, and later on, both were re-introduced by Hayley Williams on Urie’s shows. In 2013, Urie stated that he tried to connect with men and experimented himself, but later state that he classified himself and declared he is straight.

Later in 2018, Urie stated that he is pansexual and said that he is married to Sarah and loves her, but he is not opposed to other men because everyone is similar. He stated if a person is great, then he is great as a person. In 2017, Urie left his home and visited a location and didn’t disclose the location. He said that he is approaching “visits and constant harassment,” which made him feel unsafe.

Net Worth

The estimated net worth of Brendon Urie is approximately $8 million. He earns by playing drums, guitar, violin, piano, and more in various movies and songs.