Panic! At The Disco to cover N*Sync?
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Emo makeover for Justin Timberlake’s former band
Panic At The Disco are rumoured to be covering an 'N Sync song.
The emo band are said to be planning a cover of ’Space Cowboy’ by Justin Timberlake’s former band. The duet is set to feature Gym Class Heroes' Travis McCoy.
The song is set to be part of a compilation which sees bands covering classic pop songs, with other bands slated to appear including Cute Is What We Aim For and Taking Back Sunday.
Panic At The Disco are currently working on the follow up to their 2006 debut LP ’A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out’ with Rob Mathes, who collaborated with the band on the re-release of ’The Nightmare Before Christmas' soundtrack last winter.
They band are set to preview the new songs at the Carling Weekend: Reading And Leeds Festivals next month, reports Absolute Punk.
The emo band are said to be planning a cover of ’Space Cowboy’ by Justin Timberlake’s former band. The duet is set to feature Gym Class Heroes' Travis McCoy.
The song is set to be part of a compilation which sees bands covering classic pop songs, with other bands slated to appear including Cute Is What We Aim For and Taking Back Sunday.
Panic At The Disco are currently working on the follow up to their 2006 debut LP ’A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out’ with Rob Mathes, who collaborated with the band on the re-release of ’The Nightmare Before Christmas' soundtrack last winter.
They band are set to preview the new songs at the Carling Weekend: Reading And Leeds Festivals next month, reports Absolute Punk.
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