The band were performing in Australia on Monday night when the problem arose
Paramore went through some “tough times” during a recent concert.
The Nashville alt-pop trio encountered some technical difficulties while performing at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Monday night – the first of three shows in the city – leading lead singer Hayley Williams to improvise gave an awkward response.
Misery Business, which consists of 34-year-old Williams, guitarist Taylor York and drummer Zach Farrow, is performing the hit song “Hard Times” from their fifth studio album after laughter When fireworks used during a show are set off at the wrong time, Footage taken by fans Published on X (formerly Twitter).
exist a videoWilliams can be seen laughing nervously as a technical glitch occurs, before she changes the closing lyrics of “Hard Times” to “Someone got fired/Beyoncé did it so we can too/I can’t wait Wanna talk to you/This is the third time this has happened to us.”
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Paramore are currently touring Australia in support of their latest album that’s why.
In 2024, they will join their old friend Taylor Swift on the European leg of the Eras tour.
Last month, the band released Reply: This is whya new version of their 2023 album featuring remixed and rewritten tracks, was released on Friday.
The record saw Paramore recruit several rising artists: teenage punks and their past touring partners The Linda Lindas, British band Wet Leg, pop breakouts and Olivia Rodrigo The upcoming tour will feature Remi Wolf as one of the opening acts, indie rockers Bartees Strange, Julien Baker of Boygenius fame, Claud and Phoebe B. Phoebe Bridgers signed with Saddest Factory record label. Jazz duo DOMi and JD BECK, nominated for the 2023 Grammy Award for Best New Artist,
The record also features independent artists including Foals, Panda Bear and The XX’s Romy, as well as producer/TV presenter Zane Lowe.
Paramore shared a statement about the remix album on Instagram, along with the album art.
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“We have long wanted to recognize our connection to some of the artists who have influenced and/or cited our band’s influence,” they wrote.
“‘Re: This Is Why’ is almost a remix album,” Pop Punk continued. “Some songs have been classic remixes, while others have been reworked or rewritten. It’s incredible to hear all our worlds collide. 10/6 Out.”
Paramore release their first album in six years—that’s why -In February.
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