Paramore release "Writing The Future"

Paramore just released on iTunes their new e-Book called "Writing The Future", this book is about their history, you can see the videos and photos of the band from the studio, you can check the story of the album, and also a review of the band's discography. This book is free! You can only download on iTunes. 
Click HERE to go to the iTunes link. 

Click on the pictures to read the book: 

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Paramore on the cover of 'Blunt' magazine

Paramore are on the latest issue of the australian magazine "Blunt". The magazine put Paramore on the cover with the title "The time is now", they could interview Hayley Williams, Jeremy Davis and Taylor York. "I'm really healthy self-expression; that's why I dye my hair, that's why I wear stupid clothes. That's why I don't care that my bangs look like Spock from 'Star Treck'." said Williams. Check out the scans from the magazine below (we'll be updating so stay tuned):

Click on the picture to see all of them:

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Paramore on the cover of 'Alternative Press'

Paramore is on the cover of May issue of 'Alternative Press' magazine and shows that not only is their sound that has changed, but also theit style. Keep your eyes here because we'll post more photos in good definition as soon as possible. A start to the year with many interviews, photoshoots, music videos and singles.This is truly the year of Paramore! This photoshoot took place on February 2nd, Ryan Russell took all the pictures. Check out pictures from the magazine below:

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Hayley Williams on the cover of 'Nylon' Magazine

Hayley Williams looks very beautiful in the latest issue of the magazine "Nylon", this is the second time that she does a photoshoot with Nylon. She talks about her makeup line to be launched by the brand MAC on 9 April. Marvin Scott says that the orange hair, the amazing style and the addictive music make her a perfect subjet for this cover. The photoshoot was done by photographer Marvin Scott, click on the pictures to see more:

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Paramore release the new song 'Still Into You'

Paramore surprised us last night when they played the new song "Still Into You" at the Warner Sound's SXSW festival 2013, after that Fueled By Ramen posted the lyric video for the song on their youtube. The things you need to know about this song is: Paramore will start filming the music video tomorrow in Texas, Jeremy Davis made the art cover for the single, the lyric video was shot in Jeremy's house, Jeremy, Kat and Hayley made the video. Now, please watch the video and SING ALONG TO PARAMORE!

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Paramore in Austin, Texas @03.13

Yesterday, (March 13th) Paramore pplayed live at the Warner Sound's SXSW Festival 2013 in Austin, Texas.  The band played twelve songs including the single "In The Mourning" “Now” "Misery Business" and for the first time ever they played “Still Into You”! The new song from "Paramore", we found out this and everyone on twitter were talking about it because Warner Music confirmed it, but Hayley Williams said it was a lie, seems she's good at lying us, just kidding. Check out the setlist, photos and videos: 

Setlist:

(Some of them include their own live performance)

-Brick By Boring Brick
-That’s What You Get
-For a Pessimist, I’m Pretty Optimistic
-Decode
-Now
-In The Mourning
-The Only Exception
-Let The Flames Begin + Outro
-Ignorance
-Still Into You
-Misery Business

Click on the pictures and you'll can see all of them:

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'Still Into You' is the next single from 'Paramore'

In a new interview with SPIN Magazine, Hayley was questioned about the song 'Still Into You'! They asked her if it is the new single, she confirmed it. "Still Into You" will be the new single from the album 'Paramore'! A lot of people think that it's like the song "The Only Expception" but Williams said it isn't.

Moreover, they also talked about other new songs, new goals and paths where the band is headed.

Check out the full interview:

Frontwoman discusses the band's new beginning, growing up, and trying everything at least once

You've said there's no dubstep crammed onto the record, but there's just about everything else. What was the mindset going in?
The mindset was, like, we have no idea what we're doing. We found a lot of freedom in just letting everything happen, because we tried to force it in the beginning. The first couple of months we battled pretty insane writers block. But when we were writing we were trying to recreate something that Paramore had already done. And it just didn't make sense, because we had already done it.

Your producer, Justin Meldal-Johnssen, told an interviewer recently that he had been "blessed with a clear mandate" when he went into the studio with you guys. What was the mandate?
It felt like our band started from scratch all over again. So we didn't have any preconceived ideas of what things should be. It was only, how could it be? Or how far can we take this? It became like a bunch of kids throwing around instruments every day. "Oh, let me try this! What does this sound like? What does this do?" The mandate, I guess, if there had to be one, was try everything at least once.

I've seen some chatter that "Still Into You," which is kind of a sweet, happy love song, will be the next single. Is that true?
That is true. "Still Into You" is definitely a love song. It's definitely happy. But to me anyway — and obviously I wrote it so maybe I'm biased, but — it's not a sappy love song. We wrote "The Only Exception" a while ago, and that song is definitely like a slow love ballad, and this is totally not that song. I'm excited for that! We've never done that before, and honestly I don't have a whole lot of experience writing love songs, or anyways lyrics that are like this. So I'm just ready. Wherever this song goes, whatever it does, I'm just excited for our fans to hear it.

So why do you hug the scary beret-wearing guy at the end of the "Now" video?
Our band's been through a lot, we've been through ups and downs, and the video portrays those struggles that we've had. And the best way to battle it is not by repeating offenses. It's sort of like — did you see Looper? Looper was so brilliant, and it took me forever to finally see it, but the way that movie ends and the message behind that is so selfless. If anything, that's the message that we're trying to get across, is that you can't keep doing the same things if you want a different result. And I feel like at the end of the day love always wins.

"Now" seems to be the only song you've been playing live so far. You've got a March 13 showcase headlining gig at South By Southwest coming right up. What can people expect when you play this stuff in concert?
We have one day of rehearsal before we play our show. The show's not until midnight, which, for me, that's like 10 hours past my bedtime. I'm actually just really looking forward to hanging out with our fans and it feeling like a party. And there are so many bands that we love opening up the show — Kitten is playing, and Twenty One Pilots, who we're labelmates with, and Tegan and Sara, who are some of our good friends. I think really it's just going to be a big party. We're definitely going to be play "Now." We might have another surprise up our sleeves.

It looks like you and Chad [Gilbert, Williams' boyfriend and lead guitarist for New Found Glory] are going on separate tours after SXSW. Is that hard?
That's our life. We always, always tour. But honestly it's great. We both love what we do and we both support each other and love that we're doing the thing that we enjoy.

The very first song on the album, "Fast in My Car," has you singing about "the three of us" and "second chances." How much of this record is autobiographical about Paramore's lineup changes?
The entire album is autobiographical, but it's not all about the lineup changes or losing two band members. I didn't want to write another record about being in a band. Not everyone in the world is in a band, so people can't all relate to that. I really just wanted to write about the things that I felt. And while I think there are shades of those things in the songs — I can't really stray away from the things that I've been through, so obviously it shows up — none of the songs are actually about Zac and Josh leaving the band.

"Fast in My Car" is actually more about people who can't let go of our past, and the people who can't see outside of the big, fat shadow of Paramore's soap opera. It's about just wanting to be left alone enough to grow and move forward and just enjoy where we are.

There are a couple of other songs — "Ankle Biters" and "Be Alone" — that seem to address people who can't think for themselves.
"Ankle Biters" just came from, that's what people call babies. But to me there was this thread throughout the album of wanting to be able to grow up and move forward. And when you do that in your life, there's always people that are going to try to hold you back. Or they're going to try to tell you, "You don't need to do this, because this is the right way to go." Or you don't need to grow up, because this or that. And it's about those people, and it's about not listening to that but listening to your heart, and what do you want out of life? Who do you want to to be? Versus all this outside influence that I think we get so caught up in, especially in the age of the Internet and all the different opinions that we hear so loudly every day.

Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump wrote a really long blog post recently along those same lines. We feel more comfortable loudly and maybe ignorantly saying the things that we hate than the things we love. There's crippling insecurity.
I saw a paragraph or two, and I completely agree with him. In some sense you need those things, especially someone like me. I tend to enjoy proving people wrong. Sometimes it's good fuel to the fire. But why do we spend so much time focusing on negative things? And why does the Internet and social networking apps like Instagram or Twitter make it so easy for people to hate? I just don't really get it.

I feel like growing up, even when I was much younger and even when I probably had every excuse to be pissed off about the dumbest things, I was never as negative as some of the people I see replying to me or commenting at me on Twitter or Instagram. And at the end of the day, I have to, like I said before, learn to stop the cycle and just ignore it. And focus on the positive things I hear.  Because in the end, there actually are more positive things out there than negative.

You've mentioned before that Taylor's been listening to a lot of Alt-J and you've been listening to a lot of '80s goth and synth-pop. Is there anything else that you were listening to while you were working on this record that might've seeped into it?
Most recently I heard him listening to that Miguel record, which is amazing. I kind of became addicted to Blondie all over again when we started writing this record, but then throughout the recording process, toward the end, I've become re-addicted to Siouxsie and the Banshees. I love those sounds, and that feeling that I get when I listen to those old records. They've got so much heart and soul in them that the way that they're recorded, you can't really deny it.

You're a big Morrissey fan, right? Were you in L.A. for that Staples Center show?
I have to say that at the end of the day I'm a far bigger Smiths fan than I am a Morrissey fan. But I did miss that and I had some friends who went. I saw some pictures on Instagram and it seemed like it was rad. But of course it was.

Are you a vegetarian? He almost got Staples Center to go completely meat-free.
No, I'm not a vegetarian. I do eat that way. I actually eat vegan quite a lot. I feel better when I eat that way, and I think there's been a lot of proof that's come up over the last however many years, that you can't deny, I don't think, that meat or dairy aren't all that good for us. However, everybody's different. That's how I feel when putting it in my body. I eat meat now and then but it definitely doesn't make me feel good.

Have you listened to the songs that Zac put out last year as HalfNoise?
I did not hear those, but I know Taylor did.

Justin obviously used to play with Nine Inch Nails. Did you hear the "Head Like a Hole"-"Call Me Maybe" mashup that came out the other day?
Whoa, really? I'm going to Google that as soon as we get off the phone.

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Check out the Paramore Box Set

Today, Paramore revealed how fourth studio album's box set is. Thanks to the official ParamorecWebstore  (store.paramore.net) You can see the physical aspect of the fourth album's Box Set, this is just a special edition that can be purchased only (for now) it costs $ 54.99. The box set is available in the limited bundle but if you want, you can just buy the box set. 

This Box Set contains the following:

 - 2-piece 12" vinyl

 - 7" vinyl including 2 exclusive b-sides

 - CD

 - 18″×24″ exclusive poster

 - Individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity. 7,000 available worldwide.

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Hayley Williams has teamed up with M.A.C.

According to the official announcement by People Magazine, the exclusive collection will be available for purchase via MACCosmetics.com, on April 9th​​!

The collection will be based on Hayley‘s signature shade: vibrant orange. “I didn’t wear makeup at all. Photographers would beg me to wear chapstick and I’d say no,” Williams tells PEOPLE of her days before discovering MAC. “I went to a [store] and picked up orange eyeshadow from MAC, that was the beginning of the end. It’s been key in making me feel like I have an onstage personality.”

And even more of a no-brainer than partnering with her favorite makeup brand was the shade she’d select for her signature collection. “Orange was it for me from picking up the eyeshadow when I was 17,” she says. “It’s not a natural color, but when I wear it, people say ‘It looks normal on you!’ I feel like it was born with it. It matches my soul.”

For girls a little more timid about diving headfirst into such a bright color, Williams says to start with the eyeshadow and work your way up. “The Daydreaming shadow is soft and pretty when you don’t keep layering it. I love colors like that … you get two looks,” she says. “The orange lipstick maybe isn’t for [every] girl. But it could be!”

Williams says she loves to have fun with her makeup and is inspired by her fans; she especially loves seeing them wear looks she’s sported in the past. “The best thing about makeup is that it’s complete self expression, it’s art on your face,” she tells PEOPLE. “Makeup can be really empowering, and I’m excited to be part of the MAC family … and for fans to get ahold of it.”

You guys will be able to check out her collection on MACCosmetics.com, on April 9th​​.

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Paramore in Perth, Australia @03.04

Yesterday (March 4th) Paramore performed in Perth, Australia, this was their last show for the Soundwave Festival! This time the setlist was the same, they played 15 songs, they started with "Brick By Boring Brick" and ended with "Misery Business". Check out the photos and videos:

Setlist:

(Some of them include their own live performance)

- Brick by Boring Brick
- That's What You Get
- For a Pessimist, I'm Pretty Optimistic
- Decode
- Pressure
- Renegade
- Careful
- The Only Exception
- Let the Flames Begin
- Fences 
- Looking Up
- Ignorance 
- Monster
- Now
- Misery Business 

Click on the pictures and you'll can see all of them:

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Paramore in Adelaide, Australia @03.02

Today (March 2nd) Paramore performed in Adelaide, Australia, this was their fourth show for the Soundwave Festival, the last show will be in 2 days! This time the setlist was different, they played 15 songs, they started with "Brick By Boring Brick" and ended with "Misery Business". We'll be updating this post soon. Check out the photos and videos:

Setlist:

(Some of them include their own live performance)

- Brick by Boring Brick
- That's What You Get
- For a Pessimist, I'm Pretty Optimistic
- Decode
- Pressure
- Renegade
- Careful
- The Only Exception
- Let the Flames Begin
- Fences 
- Looking Up
- Ignorance 
- Monster
- Now
- Misery Business 

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Paramore in Melbourne, Australia @03.01

Yesterday (March 1st) Paramore is back to the Soundwave Festival stage, they started this month by playing a show in Melbourne, Australia! They performed at Flemington Racecourse.  The setlist was the same. They played  12 songs, starting from "Now" and ending with "Misery Business". So here are the photos, videos and the setlist: 

Setlist:

(Some of them include their own live performance)

- Now
- That's What You Get
- For a Pessimist, I'm Pretty Optimistic
- Renegade
- Pressure
- Careful
- The Only Exception
- Let the Flames Begin
- Ignorance 
- Monster
- Brick by Boring Brick
- Misery Business 

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Paramore announce new tour dates for European Tour

Paramore just announced new four dates for the European tour, which will start on June 5, in Poland, and will extend until June 30, where they will perform in Russia. There are 13 shows in total, and four sows that were added are: the first in Zurich, Switzerland on June 11, the second in Luxembourg, Luxembourg on June 13, the third in Hamburg, Germany on June 22 and the fourth is at a festival in Moscow, Russia.

Also there are some rumours that Paramore will return to South America after this tour. 


06/05/13 Warsaw, Poland (Impact Festival)
06/07/13 Nürburgring, Germany (Rock am Ring) 
06/08/13 Nuremberg, Germany (Rock im Park) 
06/10/13 Milan, Italy (Ippodromo del Galoppo)
06/11/13 Zurich, Switzerland (Komplex) 
06/13/13 Luxembourg, Luxembourg (Rockhal) 
06/14/13 Landgraaf, Netherlands (PinkPop Festival) 
06/16/13 Nickelsdorf, Austria (Nova Rock)
06/19/13 Prague, Czech Republic (Lucerna) 
06/22/13 Hamburg, Germany (Docks)
06/27/13 Borlänge, Sweden (Peace & Love) 
06/29/13 Helsinki, Finland (Rock The Beach) 
06/30/13 Moscow, Russia (Park Live Festival) 

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