“These stories are so personal, and I didn’t really want to give this to something that, to me, already has a legacy,” says Hayley over Skype talking with LA Times on why she decided to release the tracks she wrote on her solo album, not on Paramore’s one. “When it’s time for us to write another record, we’ll come back stronger,” she says about the future of the band.
“I have a tendency to deny a lot of my own feelings and then I’ll go out in public on a stage or whatever and say the things to people that I would so desperately wish that I could do for myself,” Hayley says adding that wants people to leave a Paramore show “feeling seen, heard and empowered.” “But that doesn’t mean that I’m walking offstage and going back to my dressing room feeling like a queen or something,” she says. Click here to read the article.
You can find out that Hayley’s at home putting together a special digital concert for fans who bought tickets for her now-postponed tour.