The hardcore group’s new project brings into one space Dying Fetus, Elton John, and Hayley Williams, marking a deliberate widening of the band’s stylistic net.
The hardcore group’s new project brings into one space Dying Fetus, Elton John, and Hayley Williams, marking a deliberate widening of the band’s stylistic net.
Hayley Williams and producer Daniel James follow their debut as Power Snatch with EP2, a four-track set of ’90s-informed alt-rock and trip-hop.
The singer’s first new music since 2024’s ‘Big Ideas’ reveals a more vulnerable side, debuted live alongside Paramore’s frontwoman.
The Paramore frontwoman used her headlining set to premiere material from her new solo album “Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party,” give long-delayed live debuts, and transform the stage into a rotating cast of collaborators.
The Los Angeles quartet’s first album for Reprise Records arrives August 28, featuring a Paramore-informed new single.
Noah Kahan’s annual festival in Riviera Cancún returns with a lineup featuring Hayley Williams, Mt. Joy, and The Head and the Heart, alongside the sold-out tour’s hard-to-access live experience.
The Paramore frontwoman’s first solo tour continued with a guest appearance from Romy, revisiting a deep cut from Prefab Sprout’s catalog at the Roadhouse.
Before her current intimate solo run even ends, Williams reveals a larger North and Latin American tour starting in September.
The Paramore vocalist referenced her “racist country singer’s bar” lyric and invited Snõõper’s vocalist onstage.
The pair performed a rendition of UMO’s “Ffunny Ffrends,” preceded by an interview between Tweedy and Nick Offerman.