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Paramore is an American rock band formed in Franklin, Tennessee, in 2004. The band’s lineup has included lead vocalist Hayley Williams, lead guitarist Taylor York, and drummer Zac Farro since 2017. Williams and Farro are founding members, while York joined in 2007. The group was signed to Fueled by Ramen, a subsidiary of Atlantic Records. Williams was signed to Atlantic separately and was allowed to stay in the band when she was scouted as a teenager; Atlantic required the rest of the band to sign to Fueled by Ramen. Their debut album, All We Know Is Falling, was released in 2005 and reached number 30 on Billboard’s Heatseekers Chart in 2006 and number four on the UK Rock Chart in 2009. Their second album, Riot!, released in 2007, achieved mainstream success with singles such as 'Misery Business,' 'Crushcrushcrush,' and 'That’s What You Get.' Riot! was certified Platinum in the United States, and the band received a Best New Artist nomination at the 2008 Grammy Awards.
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Zac Farro’s work with KennyHoopla and Hayley Williams shows how his creative role stretches from percussion and production into film direction.
Marie Ulven’s 2024 Talking Heads cover came with a plain-spoken explanation: the band had helped define her identity as a teenager.
Paramore’s ‘Re: This Is Why’ was built on an unusually direct brief: let collaborators take the songs somewhere genuinely their own.
Chloe Moriondo’s catalogue changes shape quickly. Here’s where to begin if you want intimate bedroom pop, guitar-led pop-punk or maximal electronic pop.
Kim Petras has recorded Simlish versions of ‘Malibu’ and ‘XXX’ for The Sims 4. Here’s what each is, when it arrived and where it can be found.
From Hayley Williams’ Coachella guest spot to Billie Eilish’s Paris cover of ‘The Only Exception’, the pair’s live connection has unfolded through a handful of specific shared songs.
You Me At Six deliberately returned to their emo roots on 2023’s ‘Truth Decay’. It gave the band a clearer identity after ‘SUCKAPUNCH’, while leaving open the question of how far backwards was too far.
From Coachella to Paris and Nashville, Billie Eilish, FINNEAS and Hayley Williams have built an onstage connection through different corners of Paramore’s catalogue.
Alex Lahey’s second album widened its pop-punk frame through changed structures, tunings and instrumental colour, while keeping everyday uncertainty at its centre.
PinkPantheress’s early songs made British dance music feel newly intimate, but their collage of emo, pop-punk, bedroom production and sharp lyrical contrasts was equally important.
Pale Waves’ four albums offer different ways in, from 80s-informed synth-pop to electric-guitar catharsis and romantic indie-pop.
Hayley Williams has honoured New Found Glory co-founder Chad Gilbert, reflecting on his influence on her life and her connection to hardcore.
Florence Road’s Phoebe Bridgers cover was a full-circle moment for a band who first found an audience through songs borrowed, then made their own.
Across debut-packed sets, carefully chosen guests and a Roundhouse show built around release rather than nostalgia, Hayley Williams gave her solo material its own room to breathe.
Paramore’s 2005 debut was not an immediate chart breakthrough. Touring, later success and listeners travelling back through the catalogue gave it a longer life.
Three artists have identified different lessons in Bloc Party: the freedom to reshape a band, songwriting built from rhythm, and guitars that need not stay in one lane.
The Paramore drummer revisits his solo debut through in-studio performance films.
The winner of Dork's 2025 Album of the Year shared a journal entry as her European dates approach
The 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.
The tracks mark her first releases as a fully independent artist.
The collaboration took place during the encore of Deftones' 20-song set.
Dork catches up with HAYLEY WILLIAMS to discuss what’s next for a band who, after all these years, can be anything they want.
"Who ever thought that we'd be playing shows with our friend Taylor Swift," grins Hayley Williams onstage at Cardiff's Principality Stadium. Paramore on the biggest pop tour in the world? It's a perfect fit. As she tells the massive crowd, Paramore came up at…
""After a long career in the music industry, we have decided to announce that… we are going to continue to have a long career in the music industry"
There's also a full list of artists involved.
Responding to a fan's question about the potential collaboration, SZA said, “Yeah, soon, soon! It’s in the works”.
It's due to illness within the touring party.
14 new shows have been added to the run.
“This is the year of reclaiming shit that should be yours,” declares Hayley Williams onstage at London’s O2 Arena.
It's taken from the trio's just dropped new album 'This Is Why'.
Here are the new tracks joining our heavy rotation this week.
When Official Paramore Expert Eleanor Osada said she was heading to the band's London fan listening party we snapped her hand off at the offer of a first-hand account.
Here are the new tracks joining our heavy rotation this week.
The song follows the previously released title track 'This Is Why' and 'The News' and is accompanied by a lyric video.
The lineup for Boston Calling 2023 also features Queens Of The Stone Age, Alanis Morissette, Bleachers, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The National, The Flaming Lips, Niall Horan, Maren Morris and more.
It will will be premiered as BBC Radio 1's Hottest Record this Thursday (12th January).
It's the second single to come from new album 'This Is Why'.
The band have shared North American tour dates, set to commence in May.
Taylor Swift has just added an extra eight dates across America.
Paramore performed their latest single 'This Is Why' on the show on Thursday 3rd November.
The dates will take place next April in support of the band's new album.
The album drops in full on February 10th via Atlantic Records.
Paramore’s new album, ‘This Is Why’, is set for release on February 10th 2023 via Atlantic Records.
Their sixth album, also titled 'This Is Why', drops on 10th February 2023.
The band will play the Beacon Theatre on 13th November.
Teased over the past couple of weeks, the band have been building up to their forthcoming sixth album via a series of mysterious hints.
Fans have found twelve seconds of what sounds like it could be new music, and it sounds fantastic.
They'll play two new LA shows in support of Support + Feed
Something looks to be happening tomorrow (Monday 12th September) too.
The band have changed their Instagram profile pictures on their personal accounts, suggesting something is up.
They're back, with news of 12 intimate shows this autumn.
Bright Eyes, Jimmy Eat World, Taking Back Sunday and more will roll back the years in Vegas this October.
Tour One was a hard reset for Paramore. Carried with a sense of learning to walk again and asking questions about where, and if, they still fit into peoples lives against a backdrop of venues normally off-limits to rock bands, it took the discovery and doubt…
The last time Paramore were in the UK, they were headlining Reading & Leeds Festival. At Reading, the power went out halfway through their set. For most bands it would have killed the atmosphere stone dead. For Paramore, they simply sat down together at the…
Every Paramore tour with five or more confirmed dates, with full setlist data and most-played songs.
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