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Still Into You: Hayley Williams Hints That Paramore Might Be Making A Comeback Next Year
If you grew up listening to the music from early 2000s, then you'll be very familiar with names such as My Chemical Romance, Simple Plan and Paramore.
Punk rock band My Chemical Romance decided to make their fans really happy by reuniting and making a comeback last year, and now, one of those bands might have just teased a possible reunion.
Comeback is immintent?
Hayley Williams, the mercurial frontwoman of Paramore, has hinted that the band might be coming back with a new album in 2022, Billboard reported.
The 32-year-old recently penned a heartfelt message via newsletter published last Sunday (28 November), thanking her bandmates, guitarist Taylor York and drummer Zac Farro, for their support with her two solo albums: ' Petals for Armor' (2020) and 'Flowers For Vases/Descansos' (2021).
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Williams then ended the note with a sentence that could make Paramore fans really, really happy.
“In the thick of it all, I wrote. Enough to make up 2 solo albums. The kind I never swore I’d make! Because how dare anyone, most of all me, think for a second that my loyalty to Paramore has dwindled.
“The guys were by my side nearly the entire process. If not actually working on the project with me then cheering me on. I even got to write with a few friends outside of – but very much connected to – Paramore, who taught me so much and gave me so much to be inspired by. 'Petals' would likely not even exist if not for Joey Howard, his bass guitar, and a drum machine!!,” she wrote.
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Williams went on to thank her fans for their support and sticking with her through thick and thin.
“Before I go, thank y’all so much for the incredible support these last couple years. I know we didn’t get to properly come together to sing and vent and sweat it all out…but I do think that 'Petals' and 'descansos' lived exactly the lives they were meant to," she wrote.
She then ended the note with words every Paramore fan wanted to hear.
"Besides, Paramore can’t be ‘on a break’ forever now can we? I love y’all. See you sometime next year?”
*Cue excited screams*
According to Billboard, Paramore's last album, 'After Laughter' came out in 2017 and did pretty well on the music charts, debuting at #6 on the Billboard 200 list and #1 on the Top Rock Albums chart following its release.
But Williams has been kinda teasing a comeback as far back as February this year, when she responded to a fan's question on Twitter that she's ready to get back into the studio with the band.
Are you guys excited for some new Paramore music? We know we are!
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