Chorus.fm — What I didn’t know I needed today: four minutes of Hayley Williams of Paramore doing ASMR. more info

Chorus.fm — Paramore announced at their hometown show in Nashville over the the weekend that they will be retiring “Misery Business” from their setlist for “a really long time.” more info

Guardian Music — Paramore have axed their hit Misery Business at their live shows due to its slut-shaming lyrics. But which other tracks should never make it on to another playlist?The American rockers Paramore have retired their breakthrough smash Misery Business fr... more info

Consequence of Sound — The song's controversial lyrics, written when Hayley Williams was just 17, don't hold up for the band. more info

E! Online — It's the end of an era. When Paramore performed at the Nashville Municipal Auditorium Friday, frontwoman Hayley Williams announced the band would be playing its earliest hit,... more info

Rock Sound — The band broke the news from the stage during a hometown show this past weekend. Paramore have announced that they will be retiring their huge single 'Misery Business' from their live shows for the forseeable future. The band played t... more info

Stereogum — Paramore are retiring their breakthrough single "Misery Business" from their live shows, AltPress reports. The band made the announcement during a performance at the inaugural Paramore Art + Friends festival in their Nashville hometown yesterday. "To... more info

Chorus.fm — Paramore talk with the Tennessean about their upcoming “Arts + Friends” festival and the future of the band: In 2015, Williams says she was “just ready to go do something else.” On Friday night, they’re closing this chapter on great terms, ... more info

Rock Sound — We posed the question. You made your opinion count. Here we have it. The first part of our countdown towards the best 100 pop-punk albums. You voted, and these are the results. With over 26,000 votes over four days, a lot of you shared your opini... more info

Guardian Music — An assured new EP leaves you in little doubt about this Brighton four-piece who plan to be ‘seriously big’Mods beware: the rockers are resurgent in Brighton. Youthful quartet Yonaka (singer Theresa Jarvis, guitarist George Edwards, bassi... more info