Ryan Ross

Who is Ryan Ross?

Ryan Ross is an American musician, most famous for being a former member of the rock band, Panic! at the Disco. George Ryan Ross III was born on August 30, 1986, in Las Vegas, Nevada, to George Ryan Ross II and Danielle Ross. He attended Bishop Gorman High School and graduated from the University of Nevada.

Career and Net Worth

Ryan Ross and his beloved companion Brendon Urie created a pop-rock band known as Panic! at the Disco. He became the lead guitarist and primary songwriter of the band. After Ross left the band, he admitted that it felt like breaking up with a loved one. He went on to form a new band called The Young Veins, leaving Urie and Smith as the only remaining members of the band. Ross expressed that he was greatly surprised when the rest of the members continued as Panic! at the Disco despite the departure of some of the original members. His new band featured Tilly and the Wall keyboardist Nick White, Nick Murray on drums, and Andy Soukal on bass.

Ross is no longer in contact with a large portion of his former bandmates. Many fans were disheartened by his comment on the issue when he said that he didn't talk to them as much as he wanted to. Since his departure from Panic! at the Disco and The Young Veins, the musician had gradually faded from the public eye and, with the exception of a few guest appearances, stopped performing altogether. He had been dropping hints for a long time, releasing pieces and snippets of unreleased music on Instagram and Soundcloud, but had not announced any new music projects until Christmas of 2018. He was featured on Z Berg's "The Bad List," a sorrowful event anthem describing the pair's tumultuous relationship that was accompanied by a rather somber music video.

In 2019, Ross announced he would go on tour with fellow artists Z Berg, Dan Keyes, and Palm Springsteen. The group dubbed themselves the Dead End Kids Club.

Ryan Ross does not have a net worth valuation available to the public.