Hayley Williams is celebrating 10 years of Paramore's self-titled album with a sentimental message to fans.
“10 years ago, we put out a record that took a lot of guts and self-determination to make. Mainly because after losing 2 members of the band [Josh and Zac Farro] there was so much discourse around whether or not the band could make anything worthwhile – let alone stay together,” Williams began the message.She continued, “The story of Paramore has been rife with reality show-style drama. Well, until the last 6 or 7 years.
After taking a moment to thank some of the contributing musicians on the project — Justin Meldal-Johnsen , Carlos de la Garza and Ken Andrew of Failure — the singer then turned her message outward to the fans, who she says were responsible for giving the band creative freedom through their continued support.
“Taylor [York] and I wrote these songs having no idea if people would accept a reformed, more liberated version of Paramore. Our fans not only accepted but championed our rebirth,” Williams concluded her message. “Thank you for allowing us the room for creative risk and for keeping this story going. We love you. Paramore forever.”
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