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Paramore Is A Grammy-Winning American Rock Band Formed In Franklin Tennessee United States In 2003. The Band Currently Consists Of Hayley Williams Vocals Keyboard Taylor York Guitar And Zac Farro Drums . They Have Released Six Studio Albums All We Know Is Falling RIOT! Brand New Eyes Their First Billboard 200 Chart Topper Paramore After Laughter And Their Grammy Winning Sixth Studio Album This Is Why . Paramore As A Quartet Released Their Debut Studio Album All We Know Is Falling In 2005. The Band Rose To Prominence In 2007 After The Release Of The Hit Single Misery Business From Their Second Studio Album Riot!. Crushcrushcrush And That's What You Get Were Released As The Following Singles Experiencing Commercial Success. The Band Was Nominated For "Best New Artist" At The 2008 Grammy Awards. The Band Announced The Official Line-Up Addition Of Taylor York In June 2009 Prior To The Release Of Brand New Eyes Due Later The Same Year. Josh Farro Guitar And His Brother Zac Farro Left The Band The Following Year Resulting In Paramore To Continue As A Trio. From 2013 To 2014 Paramore Released Several Singles From The Self-Titled Album Including The Singles Still Into You And Ain't It Fun. The Latter Became The Band's Highest-Peaking Single As Well As Their First Top 10 Hit On The Billboard Hot 100 Chart And Earned The Band Their First Grammy Award For "Best Rock Song" The Following Year. At The End Of 2015 It Was Reported Jeremy Davis Bass Guitar Left The Band. In 2017 Zac Farro Officially Rejoined The Band Prior To The Release Of Their Fifth Studio Album "After Laughter".

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“This Is Why“ Is Paramore’s First Release In Over Five Years. Taken From Their Sixth Studio Album Of The Same Name It Is The First-Ever Title Track For The Nashville Trio. The Song Explores Some Of The Challenges Hayley Has Faced As The Frontwoman Of A World-Famous Band Including Constant Pressure In The Public Eye And Having Personal Issues Broadcast Publicly. The Song Also Marks The End Of A Four-Year-Long “time Off” The Band Took After Completing The Tour Supporting “After Laughter“. It Also Marks The First Time Paramore Starts A New Album Cycle With The Same Members From The Previous One. As The Band Announced Throughout The First Half Of 2022 Several Festival Appearances And Tour Dates For The End Of Year Anticipation For Their Comeback And New Material Started To Increase. Hayley Williams Had Previously Confirmed That Paramore Had Returned To The Studio To “work On New Music ” And Hinted In A November 2021 Newsletter A Possible Return For The Band In 2022 "Paramore Can’t Be “on A Break” Forever Now Can We? I Love Y'all. See You Sometime Next Year?" It Wasn’t Until The First Week Of September 2022 When Hints Of Their Return Were Confirmed When The Three Members Changed Their Individual Instagram Accounts' Profile Pictures On 9/7. The Next Day The Band’s Website Was Cleared Out To Display A List Of Various September Dates And Cryptic Messages Next To Each One. One Of The Dates Included The Link To Paramore’s Official Discord Server In Which Later That Same Day A Snippet Of What Was Thought To Be Their Forthcoming Single Was Posted But Turned Out To Be A Different Song. Two Of The Dates Listed On Were Left In Blank With No Text Attached. On September 12 A Fan Randomly Discovered A TikTok Video From An Account Under The Name IsThisWhyIsThisIsWhy Displaying A Different Piece Of The Same Teaser From The Song They Shared On Discord. On September 15 A Text Was Quietly Added To The Blank 9.16 Date “p.S. T.I.W.” This Led To Speculate That The Imminent Single Would Be Titled “This Is Why” And Could Possibly Drop The Next Day. On The 16th However The Band Announced The Release Date Set For The 28th And Confirmed The Title For The Track. “This Is Why” Debuted On BBC Radio 1’s Future Sounds With Clara Amfo Followed By Its Music Video Which Premiered On YouTube Shortly After. Talking To Amfo After The Radio Premiere Williams Shared That It Had Been The Last Song Written For The Album After Feeling “tired Of Writing Lyrics ” But Pushed By York And Farro To Work On A “last Idea” They Had.

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Paramore Is A Grammy-Winning American Rock Band Formed In Franklin Tennessee United States In 2003. The Band Currently Consists Of Hayley Williams Vocals Keyboard Taylor York Guitar And Zac Farro Drums . They Have Released Six Studio Albums All We Know Is Falling RIOT! Brand New Eyes Their First Billboard 200 Chart Topper Paramore After Laughter And Their Grammy Winning Sixth Studio Album This Is Why . Paramore As A Quartet Released Their Debut Studio Album All We Know Is Falling In 2005. The Band Rose To Prominence In 2007 After The Release Of The Hit Single Misery Business From Their Second Studio Album Riot!. Crushcrushcrush And That's What You Get Were Released As The Following Singles Experiencing Commercial Success. The Band Was Nominated For "Best New Artist" At The 2008 Grammy Awards. The Band Announced The Official Line-Up Addition Of Taylor York In June 2009 Prior To The Release Of Brand New Eyes Due Later The Same Year. Josh Farro Guitar And His Brother Zac Farro Left The Band The Following Year Resulting In Paramore To Continue As A Trio. From 2013 To 2014 Paramore Released Several Singles From The Self-Titled Album Including The Singles Still Into You And Ain't It Fun. The Latter Became The Band's Highest-Peaking Single As Well As Their First Top 10 Hit On The Billboard Hot 100 Chart And Earned The Band Their First Grammy Award For "Best Rock Song" The Following Year. At The End Of 2015 It Was Reported Jeremy Davis Bass Guitar Left The Band. In 2017 Zac Farro Officially Rejoined The Band Prior To The Release Of Their Fifth Studio Album "After Laughter". read less

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“This Is Why“ is Paramore’s first release in over five years. Taken from their sixth studio album of the same name, it is the first-ever title track for the Nashville trio. The song explores some of the challenges Hayley has faced as the frontwoman of a world-famous band including constant pressure in the public eye and having personal issues broadcast publicly. The song also marks the end of a four-year-long “time off” the band took after completing the tour supporting “After Laughter“. It also marks the first time Paramore starts a new album cycle with the same members from the previous one. As the band announced throughout the first half of 2022 several festival appearances and tour dates for the end of year, anticipation for their comeback and new material started to increase. Hayley Williams had previously confirmed that Paramore had returned to the studio to “work on [new] music,” and hinted in a November 2021 newsletter a possible return for the band in 2022: "Paramore can’t be “on a break” forever now can we? I love y'all. See you sometime next year?" It wasn’t until the first week of September, 2022 when hints of their return were confirmed, when the three members changed their individual Instagram accounts' profile pictures on 9/7. The next day, the band’s website was cleared out to display a list of various September dates and cryptic messages next to each one. One of the dates included the link to Paramore’s official Discord server, in which later that same day, a snippet of what was thought to be their forthcoming single was posted, but turned out to be a different song. Two of the dates listed on were left in blank with no text attached. On September 12, a fan randomly discovered a TikTok video from an account under the name IsThisWhyIsThisIsWhy displaying a different piece of the same teaser from the song they shared on Discord. On September 15, a text was quietly added to the blank 9.16 date: “p.s. T.I.W.” This led to speculate that the imminent single would be titled “This Is Why” and could possibly drop the next day. On the 16th, however, the band announced the release date set for the 28th and confirmed the title for the track. “This Is Why” debuted on BBC Radio 1’s Future Sounds with Clara Amfo, followed by its music video, which premiered on YouTube shortly after. Talking to Amfo after the radio premiere, Williams shared that it had been the last song written for the album, after feeling “tired of writing lyrics,” but pushed by York and Farro to work on a “last idea” they had. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.