L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — In the summer of 2009, No Doubt recruited Paramore to be an opening act on its inevitable reunion tour. Given the former’s clear influence on the latter — each with a super-charismatic frontwoman slinging catchy pop hooks over jumpy gui... more info

Stereogum — When the mainstream popularity of pop-punk and emo crested in the mid-'00s, Paramore emerged as one of the movement's leading lights. Fronted by Hayley Williams — a rainbow-haired, wise-beyond-her-years teenager with a hollering voice — the elect... more info

Chorus.fm — Craig Ismaili reviews the new album from Paramore. more info

Chorus.fm — Paramore have announced new tour dates. more info

Chorus.fm — Entertainment Weekly sat down with Hayley Williams of Paramore to talk about the new album: There were many talks over coffee with [bandmate Taylor York]. We thought, “Maybe we should start something new.” But Taylor said to me, “If we start an... more info

USA Today Music — The emo-rock figureheads are prime examples of how much, or how little, a band can evolve.             more info

Indie Music News — Paramore have announced a new tour with support coming from Best Coast. Check out the list of dates below. TOUR DATES: 9/06 – Jacksonville, FL @ Moran Theatre*9/08 – Miami, FL @ The Fillmore Miami … Read More more info

Chorus.fm — Paramore have announced their third annual Parahoy! Festival. Next year’s festival runs from April 6th-10th, 2018. more info

New York Times — One of the most impressive rock bands in the mainstream has taken a left turn. Where is Paramore headed, and how did it inspire scores of artists? A discussion, on Popcast. more info

Stereogum — Paramore released their fifth album, After Laughter , today, and they've also settled an old score before they go out on tour in support of the album. Back in 2015, founding bassist Jeremy Davis left the band under acrimonious circumstances and lat... more info