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A/N: I know, I know, I'm a week late again. I'm just going to go ahead and call it and say an update every two weeks lol. I might surprise as all, including myself, with once a week, but it seems unlikely.

Anyway, two songs mentioned in this chapter. The first is 'Do Ya Think I'm Sexy', originally by Rod Stewart, but I'm thinking more of the Warblers version here. The second is 'Hiding My Heart' by Adele. You can find both on YouTube! :)

So enjoy, have a good day and week and life! I'll be back in a few weeks with another update!

Death of a Bachelor

Chapter 7

Karaoke went about as well as Blaine had expected. Half of the guys couldn't sing. Most of them knew it, but a few—like Colin the scuba guy—were as tone deaf as lobsters. Blaine did his best to smile while Colin wailed out his shrieking rendition of a Beyoncé classic, but his ear drums throbbed and his eyes watered. A few other men were better. Jack, a businessman from central Texas, couldn't sing with much gusto or range, but he could carry a nice tune on guitar, and was rather charming with how nervous he was.

Blaine sang a duet with Roger, that ended in a round of applause for each of them. Roger, to his surprise, had once been a voice major in college, though he'd decided to pursue other, more lucrative, interests.

The two men Blaine was most interested in seeing perform, however, were also the last. Sebastian Smythe was second to last. Kurt Hummel remained off to the side, a little paler than usual. They both had some similar qualities, sharp wit, gorgeous smiles, lean builds and that same brown coiffed hair. Sebastian, however, was confidence stacked on confidence, with maybe just a small side of arrogance. Blaine couldn't figure out if he was playing a part, or playing a game, or simply playing him.

'Sebastian, you're up.'

He strutted onto the stage, even inch of him relaxed. Music began to play, and Blaine faltered in his chair in the front row. Of course. He should have expected this from Sebastian, but the song was also embarrassing in its blunt honesty.

The rest of the men roared their approval. Cheering and laughter echoed behind Blaine.

'Sugar… sugar…'

From across the room, Blaine could hear Cooper whistling.

'Get it, boy!'

'If you want my body, and you think I'm sexy, come on, sugar, let me know…'

Embarassed as he was, Blaine was hypnotized, too. Sebastian could sing. He sung better than anyone else had today—not including himself. He worked the stage like he'd done this before. Nice slides, sharp dance moves, a strong voice and eyes that never left Blaine's. His gaze burned as he made his way across the stage and then down the stairs, singing the whole time.

'If you really need me, just reach out and touch me…'

Blaine swallowed. He didn't need him by any stretch of the imagination, but since when had romance or love or wanting someone ever really been about need? Sebastian made his way toward him, tantalizing and loose-limbed.

'If you want my body.'

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More cheering and applause. Sebastian hovered over him for a moment longer, breathing hard, his forehead damp, his eyes… they lured Blaine in. Dark green, magnetic. Yet, even when he began to surrender to the heat of that gaze, Blaine doubted. He couldn't explain why beyond the controlled lust he saw there. The clear, unshielded want that Sebastian had always been entirely too upfront about.

'That was…impressive, Sebastian.'

Sebastian smiled at him, a little more human, a little less horny tiger, and kissed Blaine's hand.

'I love to give a good performance.'

And how far does that performance go?

Blaine shook himself, but smiled back and gave Sebastian the same brief hug he'd given all of the men so far. A few attendants rearranged the stage as Sebastian joined the other men at the back. Kurt stepped out, a little shaky, but his jaw was firm, his eyes were set, not with heat or lust but determination.

One of the attendants brought Kurt a guitar, that he immediately offered to Blaine.

'Aw, is that my only part to play in this duet? Accompanist?'

Kurt smiled. A little of his nerves seemed to leak out of him. 'No, but you're the one who insists he can do it all musically, so get strumming. If you think you can manage both?'

Several whoops sounded off stage. Blaine chuckled. 'All right, smartass. Let's see what I've let you rope me into playing.'

Kurt handed him the sheet music, a little tentative. Blaine scanned the title and several bars as Kurt bit his lip.

'If you don't know it, I have other options, too. We could do something that's Broadway instead. That's my usual go to, but—'

Blaine set the music on a stand and shook his head. 'Kurt, this is great. I know it. I mean, who doesn't know Adele?'

It was like a high-powered hose had just sprayed into his chest. Kurt laughed, a light, nervous little sound. Yet it was perhaps the most real Blaine had seen him so far. And that… that was the difference between Sebastian and Kurt. Between Sebastian and Oscar, too. Between Oscar and Kurt and all the other men. Neither of them tried to be anyone or anything they weren't. They were entirely themselves. They weren't here for a game like so many others. Not here to conquer him.

Blaine took a seat on the stool beside Kurt and began to strum. He'd played this before. One of his old Broadway castmates had been an endless shuffle of Adele covers. It was her only way to warm up, and somehow, he'd been roped into playing along every afternoon.

Kurt sat beside him, a gentle sway as Blaine played.

'This is how the story went, I met someone by accident, who blew me away…'

Kurt glanced at the men watching, and then at Blaine. His embarrassment was clear. Blaine couldn't fathom what he had to be bashful about, not with a voice like that. High, clear, delicate as he traversed the melody, soaring as he rose out of Blaine's range.

Kurt was mesmerizing. Entirely unsure of himself, of his voice's strength and his own stage presence. Blaine's fingers plucked on autopilot. Nobody else had brought any deep emotion to their song. Most of the men had barely managed to stumble through the lyrics of half-known songs they'd picked. Yet they were in harmony as Blaine joined him for the chorus:

'I wish I could lay down beside you when the day is done

And wake up to your face against the morning sun

But like everything I've ever known, you'll disappear one day,

So I spent my whole life hiding my heart away…'

He was someone special; Blaine could see that much. More talented than himself by leaps and bounds. A hidden gem among a lot of jagged rocks and diamonds and rough stones. They sang the rest of the song together, trading a few words off here and there; in sync without effort, nudging each other along with encouraging smiles.

The rest of the group applauded when they finished, but a muteness had taken over the others. Blaine smiled as he did his end of the date on-camera chat, thanking all the guys, but he didn't miss the way most of them glanced in Kurt's direction. The worry in some of their gazes. The hesitation in some goodbye embraces, the firmer hugs from others.

Sebastian was one of the last to say his goodbyes. He kissed Blaine's cheek and gave him a gentle hug.

'Until next time, slugger.'

Blaine watched him go. He couldn't shake his uncertainty, even now. Kurt hugged him as well, his smile hesitant.

'That was fun, yeah?'

Kurt agreed, shyer than he'd ever been. 'Well, I'll see you at the rose ceremony then?'

Blaine nodded, his stomach dropping. Another rose ceremony; another night where all of his guys stood before him and waited to see if they would receive a rose from him or be sent home. Part of him had already made several of those decisions, but a few others…

He had more thinking to do. More wondering how such a set up could ever yield perfect results. Yet people weren't results or competitions or conquests. Blaine helped the camera crew pack up instead of following the men out.

'You already made your decision.'

'What makes you say that?'

'Please, you're my baby brother. I know how to read your face.'

Cooper pointed his pepper-speared fork at Blaine's face. They'd taken dinner in Blaine's suite instead of joining the men or the crew in the dining rooms. Blaine pushed the remains of his stuffed bell pepper around his plate. Outside the sun's heat burned the edges of the horizon. The ocean's tide pounded the beach in time with the thud of his heart.

'So what if I have?'

'And so fifteen becomes ten…' Cooper flicked a spoonful of rice at him.

'Hey!'

'Without consulting me.' Cooper threw the spoon at him next. 'I'm the host. We need to do some serious one-on-one interviews for all of this.'

'I thought you said this journey was supposed to be authentic? And about me? Not you?'

'All true, but—'

'But authenticity is kind of a laugh in this situation. I'd never have thirty men fawning over me back in New York.'

'No,' Cooper agreed. 'Just three hundred fanboys.'

Blaine flushed, but still refused to meet his brother's gaze. Maybe he had had a lot of… interested parties back in New York. Some more viable than others. Yet nobody could manage his crazy Broadway schedule, or constant traveling for other opportunities—his marriage, in short, to the career he adored.

'I… I don't know what I'm doing, Coop. I really don't. I'm just picking the guys I like and that I think are honest and trustworthy.'

'That's what I'd do,' Cooper told him. 'You've said from the beginning you're here to find someone who's real, who wants to try for an honest and open relationship. The only person who can decide who fits that criteria is you. Not me, not that new psychologist, not Adam and Chantelle. It's all on you.'

Blaine pushed the rest of his dinner away. He was used to pressure and sudden changes and deadlines in his career—that was all part of show business, on and off Broadway. He'd never longed for the same in his personal life. His career offered more than enough.

'Do you think I made the right decision?'

'Which one?'

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Cooper grinned and tried to playfully ruffle Blaine's hair, but Blaine leaned away.

'Aw, come on. Lighten up.'

'Easy for you to say. I'm just… floundering here.'

'You're not. I promise you're not.' Cooper yanked his chair around the table until Blaine's view of the sunset became his brother's bulky torso. 'I don't think anyone who's done this show, results faked or not, had an easy time of it. You're here getting to know people. You're searching for someone you could potentially spend the rest of your life with, romantically or platonically. Don't discount friends in all of this. Maybe there's no spark, but that doesn't mean you can't be great friends.'

Cooper pointed his finger at Blaine and poked him on the nose. 'You've got to open yourself up entirely for this to work, and that means a lot of uncomfortable feelings. Maybe a lot of heartache, too.'

'Yeah, I know.' Blaine sighed. 'I guess it feels like I'm either taking too long to decide or not taking long enough. Like, this week, I knew who was leaving as soon as the group date was over.'

'Well, you did hear most of the guys try to sing.'

Blaine chuckled. 'They did try, that's all I give them credit for.'

'A few of them held their own.'

'And a few knocked it out of the park.'

'And they're the ones staying.'

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Blaine almost winced at the certainty in Cooper's voice. He was right though, and Blaine felt ridiculous and superficial for that being a good reason to turn so many men away.

'Seriously, B? You'd hate yourself if you married someone who isn't musically inclined.'

'I know that!' Blaine turned away to hide his blush. 'It just seems like such a ridiculous reason to turn someone away.'

'For other people, maybe. But music is the centerpiece of your life. You've built a career around it. You need someone who understands and appreciates that.'

Blaine sat up late into the night, long after Cooper dozed off on the bed, and well past the splash party in the pool below his balcony. Surrounded by people, torrents of them, and he'd never felt more alone. He skimmed through the men's pictures one final time, sorted each into the pile of who was staying and who wasn't. Sebastian's face grinned up at him last. Handsome, charming, a devilish smile that had never sat comfortably in Blaine's chest. A stage face.

Was it worth it to keep him around?

Could he trust this guy who seemed to live a life of pretend?

But didn't he do the same?

Blaine hesitated before setting Sebastian's face on top of the stack.

The Death of a Bachelor Tour was a concert tour by Panic! at the Disco, in support of the group's fifth studio album Death of a Bachelor (2016). The tour began in Uncasville at the Mohegan Sun Arena on February 24, 2017, and concluded on April 15, 2017, in Sunrise at the BB&T Center. Adding gross estimates from those concerts yet to be reported, the overall box office take was about $17 million when the tour closed. About 350,000 fans saw the Death of a Bachelor Tour during its run.^[1]

Background and development[edit]

On September 22, 2016, the band released the latest music video for 'LA Devotee'. With the release came the announcement of an arena tour in 2017. MisterWives and Saint Motel were announced as the opening acts.^[2]

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Set list[edit]

This set list is representative of the show on February 25, 2017 in Philadelphia. It is not representative of all concerts for the duration of the tour.^[3]

1. 'Don't Threaten Me with a Good Time'
2. 'LA Devotee'
3. 'Ready to Go (Get Me Out of My Mind)'
4. 'Golden Days'
5. 'Vegas Lights'
6. 'The Only Difference Between Martyrdom and Suicide Is Press Coverage' / 'Camisado' / 'But It's Better If You Do' (medley)
7. 'Hallelujah'
8. 'Nine in the Afternoon'
9. 'Miss Jackson'
10. 'This Is Gospel'
11. 'Death of a Bachelor'
12. 'The Ballad of Mona Lisa'
13. 'Movin' Out (Anthony's Song)' (Billy Joel cover)
14. 'Emperor's New Clothes'
15. '24K Magic' (Bruno Mars cover) / 'Bitch Better Have My Money' (Rihanna cover)
16. 'Nicotine'
17. 'Crazy=Genius'
18. 'Let's Kill Tonight'
19. 'Girls / Girls / Boys'
20. 'Bohemian Rhapsody' (Queencover)
21. 'I Write Sins Not Tragedies'
22. 'Victorious'

Tour dates[edit]

References[edit]

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1. ^Allen, Bob (May 27, 2017). 'Panic! at the Disco Leads Latest Hot Tours Recap'. Billboard. Retrieved September 14, 2018.
2. ^Payne, Chris (September 22, 2016). 'Panic! at the Disco Drops 'LA Devotee' Video With Will From 'Stranger Things,' Shares 2017 Arena Tour'. Billboard. Retrieved September 23, 2016.
3. ^Schaefer, Sydney (February 27, 2017). 'Panic! At The Disco brings its Death of A Bachelor tour to the Wells Fargo Center'. WXPN. University of Pennsylvania. Retrieved December 28, 2017.
4. ^Sharp, Tyler (September 22, 2016). 'Panic! At The Disco announce 'Death Of A Bachelor' tour'. Alternative Press. Retrieved September 23, 2016.
5. ^Box score:
   • 'Billboard Boxscore :: Current Scores'. Billboard. February 21, 2017. Archived from the original on March 8, 2017. Retrieved March 8, 2017.
   • 'Billboard Boxscore :: Current Scores'. Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. April 4, 2017. Archived from the original on April 4, 2017. Retrieved April 4, 2017.
   • 'Billboard Boxscore :: Current Scores'. Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. April 11, 2017. Archived from the original on April 12, 2017. Retrieved April 12, 2017.
   • 'Billboard Boxscore :: Current Scores'. Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. June 14, 2017. Archived from the original on June 14, 2017. Retrieved June 14, 2017.
   • 'Billboard Boxscore :: Current Scores'. Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. June 20, 2017. Archived from the original on June 14, 2017. Retrieved June 14, 2017.

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