Three new dates have been added to MONUMENTOUR! Tickets for these dates go on sale Friday, April 18th; more information on these sales will be posted here. For the complete list of tour dates, just look to your right!
8.28 St. Paul, MN @ Minnesota State Fair
8.30 Toledo, OH @ The Huntington Center
8.31 Scranton, PA @ The Pavilion at Montage Mountain
Paramore will be performing “Ain’t It Fun” on Late Night with Seth Meyers this April 23rd. The show airs at 12:35/11:35c on NBC. Tickets are most likely booked up by now, but you can try your hand here.
Paramore was released a year ago today! Can you really believe it’s been that long? The band celebrated their self-titled album’s anniversary with a video on Instagram of photos from this past year.
“Ain’t It Fun” was this week’s track to the NBA’s Jam Session! You can watch the clip from Inside Stuff here:
April 6 – 12
Paramore is giving us fans a cool opportunity to have our say in what goes in their webstore this year. You can vote for your favorite t-shirt out of the three below by clicking LIKE on the shirt’s photo from the band’s Facebook. Voting closes on April 2 at 7pm EST and the winning t-shirt will be available in the webstore by the end of the week.
March 16 – April 5*
Paramore will be playing at 102.7 KIIS-FM’s Wango Tango on May 10th. The show will be at the StubHub Center in Carson, California. For more info, including how to get into the show, click here.
We now have a photo of what the “Ain’t It Fun” vinyl for Record Store Day looks like thanks to MTV! The photo was featured alongside an article on the details of the vinyl:
Usually sounding like a broken record is considered a bad thing. Not so with Paramore’s Record Store Day release, which was designed to look like smashed vinyl. MTV News has the photo of that sure-to-be-coveted piece of plastic.
“The Paramore ‘Ain’t It Fun’ 12′ was designed by Hayley [Williams],” Record Store Day founder Michael Kurtz told MTV News. “And, essentially, it looks like somebody broke the record. That was the picture she drew for the label and they figured out a way to do it.”
Record Store Day is April 19th. To find out which record stores near you are participating, click here.
