Panic At The Disco Pay Tribute to Hospitalized Fan During Nashville Show

Hannah Bishop was planning on attending Panic! At The Disco's Nashville show on Friday (January 25), but an accident changed everything.

While driving with their aunt on December 28th, Hannah, 9; Norah, 7, and Jude, 5, were victims of a horrific car accident that left the three young girls in critical condition. On January 1st, Jude tragically passed away, but her sisters are still hanging on.

The band caught word of the news and reached out to the Bishop family. Last night, a special group called P!ATD Hearts cut out rainbow colored hearts for Hannah and her sisters, and together the crowd honored them during "Girls/Girls/Boys."

Hannah's cousin was at the concert and documented the heartfelt moment.

"Different colored hearts like these are spread around Bridgestone Arena for my cousin Hannah. Other hearts have her name on them. Panic! At the Disco is dedicating their Girls/Girls/Boys song for her since she couldn’t be here. Katii Bishop We love you!" she wrote on Facebook. Katii is the girls' mother.

"Hannah, Norah and Judy 💗🌈 All these lights and colors were for you! Thank you so much to the kids from P!ATD Hearts, and our family who recorded this for us! I’m overwhelmed..." Katii wrote alongside video footage from the "Girls/Girls/Boys" performance.

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Panic! At The Disco are nominated for multiple iHeartRadio Music Awards this year, including Best Duo/Group of the Year, Best Alternative Song of the Year, and Best Alternative Rock Artist of the Year. Find out who will be taking home an award this year by tuning into FOX on March 14th where the show will be broadcast live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles from  8-10pm ET/PT.

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