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Hi yall
I’m working on a project that involves tracking down footage from a concert.

On October 15th 2008 in Boise, ID, Hot Topic sponsored a show at the Boise Towne Square Mall for the band Panic At The Disco.

ShockHound recorded two interview/behind the scenes videos of the show, and these videos included professional footage of the show.

Watch them both here: [Interview](https://youtu.be/BiB-sZl7HQM?si=r2WWxvkkViBZBMTt) … [behind-the-scenes](https://youtu.be/VAgbvJhTRXs?si=P7Mv4Qr3Y3tyz8Wt)

Local radio station Magic 93.1 seemed to have also been a part of the event ([HERE](https://youtu.be/hXB3S8lGUaQ?si=pWZOWlC\_7Ot34i5V) you can see one of their hosts announcing the band right before they go on stage)
I’ve tried reaching people involved at the radio station but have only hit dead ends.

If anyone knows someone who used to work at ShockHound around this time, that would be a huge help!
Thanks yall

Hi everyone! You may remember this post from a few months back, I hope it isn’t against the rules to post this again… but I wanted to try and see if the right people would find this post this time. Last time I posed this it just led to a dead end, so I hope this time I’ll have more luck. Thanks y’all.

I'm an archivist of things relating to the band Panic! At The Disco, and any contact info for this specific Boise radio station (that I think doesn't exist anymore? But it also may've just changed names?) would be a great help.

The band played a special show in the parking lost of the Boise Towne Square Mall on October 15th of 2008. The show was sponsored by Hot Topic and hosted by Magic 93.1

[THIS VIDEO](https://youtu.be/hXB3S8lGUaQ?si=dBcFaN3_MssY3kCn) shows Miggy Santos (who I assume was a host on the radio station) introducing the band right before they come on stage.

[THIS VIDEO](https://youtu.be/VAgbvJhTRXs?si=X9g7Xbq6IAYA8F2i) as well as [THIS INTERVIEW](https://youtu.be/BiB-sZl7HQM?si=4WIGYK15V9-Y_jCy) include professional footage from this show.

This show took place during the bands Rock Band Live tour, although it wasn't an official part of the tour. However, it used the same setlist as the tour. Which means it had the extended version of We're So Starving, the A Fever You Can't Sweat Out Medley (which was only done on a few other nights on the tour), When The Day Met The Night, as well as their cover of Shout by the Isley Brothers. (There's no audience footage to confirm it, but this show MIGHT have also included their cover of I Want You (She's So Heavy) by The Beatles, which the band used at a few shows to transition between the songs But It's Better If You Do & I Write Sins Not Tragedies)

Absolutely no professional footage exists for any of these songs. And no full show from the Rock Band Live Tour was ever released.

If any of you guys down in Boise would perhaps be in contact with- or you yourself used to work at Magic 93.1, please let me know! I'd love to see if a full cut of this show still exists out there.

[Here's a playlist of all the audience footage I was able to find on YouTube](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxYigUbjsonIKMYcjYkbjHzC3oPDoNYBy&si=W9imitzlLTMIBXAk), and [here are some good quality fan recordings posted by a fan on Vimeo](https://vimeo.com/showcase/38725).

I'm (of course) not from Boise, so a lot of the research I'm trying to do could perhaps be clouded by me not being a native- as well as the fact that I keep getting results for radio stations in MY area with similar names. Thank you all!

Howdy! I'm a Panic! fan with way too much time on their hands.

Here's a list of all the accompanying videos that I believe are mandatory for fully understanding/appreciating the Fever Era! Let me know if there's anything I missed, and if you guys wanna see posts like this for each album!

• Official Music Videos

-In The Studio Recording “A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out"

Pretty self explanatory. A 4-and-a-half minute long video edited together by the band using footage of the original 4, as well as producer, Matt Squire in the studio piecing together their debut album! I believe this was originally released on the bands website or MySpace page very early on.

-I Write Sins Not Tragedies (Beyond The Video)

An official behind the scenes video taken on the set of the I Write Sins Not Tragedies music video. Includes insight from all 4 members.

-MTV2: Panic! At The Disco Makes A Video (But It's Better If You Do)

Essentially a much more detailed "Beyond The Video"/Behind The Scenes look at the process behind the But It's Better If You Do music video!

It features Brendon giving a tour of the set, details about the wardrobe/makeup, insight from the director, Shane Drake, the choreographer, Merry Harper, the wardrobe stylist, Jamie Drake, but also quick interviews with the other actors & dancers, as well as, of course, the band members themselves! A lot of cool stuff is revealed such as the filming date of the music video (March 27th!), and the behind-the-scenes names for each room used in the music video, the location for the different scenes (Lacy Street Production Center & The Derby), as well as the fact that the room in the beginning of the video was the same room from the movie "Catch Me If You Can"!

-Live at the Astoria (April 25th, 2006)

One of the earliest full concert recordings. Brent was still in the band and some songs have interesting re-arrangements/song transitions. They cover Round Here by Counting Crows & Slow Motion by Third Eye Blind (both of which I have bawled my eyes out to). This was Live In Denver before Live in Denver. (Build God & I Write Sins were both officially released on the Lying Is The Most Fun... Single CD)

-d'FUSEd: Making The Video: Lying Is The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off

Same thing as the But It's Better If You Do "Makes A Video"... but for Lying Is The Most Fun instead (lol)!

The director and the band explain the concept behind the video, and it has interviews with the actors and even a quick interview with the fish wrangler! The wardobist discusses her thought process behind the bands outfits and the people in the art department talk about the building of the fish tank heads and we also learn that for half the shoot, the band was subbed out for body doubles! Definitley worth a watch if you love the music video.

• Summer Tour

-MTV News: Panic! At The Disco's 'Moulin' Makeover

A quick, but fairly in depth interview with the crew behind the bands outfits on the 2006 Summer Tour. Has brief shots of concept art It has a brief word from Spencer. It came alongside the accompanying MTV Article.

-Live In Denver (2006/2025)

This needs no introduction lol

BUT... this might:

-Live In Denver (MOVIE VERSION)

This was released alongside Live In Denver in the original Deluxe Box Set. It features the entire concert with spliced in clips of the band backstage, interviews with audience members, rehearsal footage, and other fun bits! Definitley worth watching next time you wanna re-watch Live In Denver!

(This is also the original source of the infamous "Are you gonna play the bells, Jon?" clip)

-A Summer of Panic! [No audio]

"In the summer of 2006, "Panic! at the Disco" went on tour across the US. / Lucent Dossier Vaudeville Cirque were their featured performers. / What follows is performer (Ringmaster) Roger's images & memories of that tour...."

This one is a bit different. It's pretty much all muted footage with an instrumental laid over it, but I believe it has really interesting backstage and pre-show footage of Panic! and the Dresden Dolls, as well as photos of the band in their infamous rehearsal space!

-Backstabber: Dresden Dolls VS Panic! At The Disco (Music Video)

Fun music video heavily featuring the band as well as Lucent Dossier. Recorded during Summer Tour 2006. Really good song, really funny video!

• Nothing Rhymes With Circus Tour

-MTV Overdrive: Panic! At The Disco

Backstage footage of the band right before the first show of the tour (November 7th) as well as snippets of a few songs (including the tour exclusive covers of Killer Queen & Elenore Rigby, as well as the Drumline), and brief interviews explaining why they chose to cover those two songs. Some of the only pro-shot footage from this tour and one of the only interviews where they talk directly about the tour.

-Live From Fairfax, VA (Partial Live Album) [November 11th, Patriot Center]

1. Lying Is The Most Fun...
2. I Write Sins Not Tragedies
3. The Only Difference.../But It's Better If You Do/Build God, Then We'll Talk [Partial Clips]
4. Intermission (Live at Madison Square Garden) [No audio]
5. Show Director Video Montage [No audio]

Very little footage was officially released from this tour (and if you saw my other post from a few months ago... I'm working on it!) But for now, this is a collection of all the footage we've got. This tour was essentially the Summer Tour on steroids and more fit the creative vision I believe the band wanted for that tour. This was their first Arena Headlining tour and cemented the bands early aesthetic. I think it's integral to understand the era as a whole, seeing as this was the last tour before they wrapped it up for Fever (minus a few one off shows like New Years Eve). PrettyOddFever actually recreated a full set using fan footage, and I seriously recommend watching!

-BONUS!

The bands second ever acoustic performance @ Virgin Megastore

(This was the only acoustic performance of "There's a Good Reason...")

-Truckstops & Statelines Tour (Set recreation by PrettyOddFever)

Even this early into their career, you can see how fucking dope these guys were live. There's also a professional recording of "The Only Difference" that I think is insane to hear. It includes an early live version of introduction.

-The surprise acoustic set from June 24th, 2007.

This was the only acoustic performance of "The Only Difference...", and also includes their performance of What's My Age Again by blink-182 WITH Mark Hoppus!

-The Theatre Of Imagination (Unlicensed/Unauthorized Documentary)

I include this in the bonus category because it has A LOT of inaccuracies, but it does have actual interviews from people close to the band (including Brent Wilson [former bass player], one of Brendon’s old teachers, the owner of their practice space, multiple of the Lucent Dossier dancers from the Summer Tour). It also has some really cool footage, but promptly mislabels them by saying its from a completely different show. I wouldn’t recommend this documentary if you actually want to learn about the bands early history, but I think the interviews make it worth a watch.

Pretty sure thats everything! Again, let me know if I missed anything! Thanks guys!

The only upload on YouTube is in 360p and doesn't include the end credits. Is anyone who owns the DVD able to rip it in full? Thanks!