Panic! At The Disco launch museum website...

July 1, 2018 | by Shahlin Graves

It appears that Brendon Urie & Co are up to their usual shenanigans, having launched a Panic! At The Disco-themed website for (a fake) Melbourne Museum Of History (as referred to in the 'Say Amen (Saturday Night)' music video).

The website boasts a gallery of attractions such as the Beebo-Tato and the Diabolus Clavem, but most significantly, offers a secret code to be solved, and the band have hinted that further 'exhibitions' are incoming.

What is this trickery?!

Today seems like a good day to go to the museum https://t.co/tbpvMhWKCU wonder what exhibit will pop up next... pic.twitter.com/ppIM6JkC9t

— Panic! At The Disco (@PanicAtTheDisco) June 29, 2018

Two very rare potatoes displayed in the https://t.co/lk2VTotzGq Which one of you lucky fans owns one of these rarities? pic.twitter.com/iPJdMrCYe7

— Panic! Updating (@panicupdating) June 29, 2018

Maybe... https://t.co/YtOp3ZGYrP

— Panic! Updating (@panicupdating) June 29, 2018

https://t.co/rgHCMkq4Jd pic.twitter.com/SkiCtlT8Yb

— Fueled By Ramen (@FueledByRamen) June 29, 2018

https://t.co/lk2VTotzGq pic.twitter.com/00W1JRuOem

— Panic! Updating (@panicupdating) June 29, 2018

https://t.co/lk2VTotzGq pic.twitter.com/LaHk0k7oyB

— Panic! Updating (@panicupdating) June 29, 2018

Stream Panic! At The Disco's brand new album 'Pray For The Wicked' below (and click here to read our new interview with Brendon Urie while you're at it):

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