workout

I Can't Stop

Wonka Bar

So Good To Me

Break Ya Neck

Close Your Eyes

I Got U

Everywhere I Go

Real

Music by <a href=http://www.panicatthedisco.com/ target=_blank>Panic! At the Disco</a> (now basically a solo act by lead singer <a href=https://twitter.com/brendonurie target=_blank>Brendon Urie</a>) is no doubt on many gym-goer’s workout playlists. The pop punk music is upbeat enough to pump you up while you’re <a href=/articles/2012/05/theweightdebate>lifting weights</a>or going that extra mile on the <a href=/articles/2013/06/triathlon-treadmill-workouts>treadmill</a>. And the band’s new album, Death of a Bachelor, shouldn’t disappoint fans when it’s released this week. The album already has four songs on Billboard’s Hot Rock Songs chart—many perfect for your fitness soundtrack. We asked Urie to give us his favorite workout songs, and he provided a list filled with tracks by Years &amp Years, Charley Marley, Run the Jewels, and more. Check it out below.

Celebrity playlist: Panic! At the Disco

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