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Hayley Williams joins Failure for new collaboration 'The Rising Skyline'
The track arrives ahead of Failure's new album 'Location Lost'.
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"Petals For Armor II - EP" is an album by Hayley Williams, released 21st April 2020 via Atlantic Records. It features 5 tracks, including "Dead Horse", "My Friend", and "Over Yet". The album is filed under Alternative.
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READ MORE ABOUT HAYLEY WILLIAMSREAD MORE ABOUT HAYLEY WILLIAMSREAD MORE ABOUT HAYLEY WILLIAMSREAD MORE ABOUT HAYLEY WILLIAMSREAD MORE ABOUT HAYLEY WILLIAMSREAD MORE ABOUT HAYLEY WILLIAMSThe track arrives ahead of Failure's new album 'Location Lost'.
Surprise guests have been a recurring feature of Williams' solo tour dates.
Check out video footage from the first night of her North American solo tour in Atlanta.
Plus Pulp! James Marriott! Louis Tomlinson! 5SOS! TOP! Loads more!
Many of them are in the UK.
World tour features orchestral arrangements, AI-animated visuals, and multiple-night theater residencies.
The tracks mark her first releases as a fully independent artist.
Paramore's Hayley Williams has delivered all seventeen new solo tracks with unique artwork across streaming platforms, following their preview on a private website.
The Paramore frontwoman has shared an album's worth of new songs accessible via a code on her website.
Paramore's Hayley Williams celebrates Petals for Armor's fifth anniversary by releasing 22 early demo recordings on Instagram.
The collaboration took place during the encore of Deftones' 20-song set.
Paramore's Hayley Williams and Zac Farro helped release her grandfather's previously unreleased 1970s album through Farro's record label.
Paramore's frontwoman made a surprise appearance at FINNEAS's Nashville concert to perform their 2007 hit.
Dork catches up with HAYLEY WILLIAMS to discuss what’s next for a band who, after all these years, can be anything they want.
The album drops in full on February 10th via Atlantic Records.
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