Aside from releasing new music, Paramore is set to surprise fans even more as they announced an immersive experience in California that will take place the day after their new record drops. The bigger news is the event is free! Check out below how to get tickets.
Taking to their official Instagram account, the band—Hayley Williams, Taylor York, and Zac Farro—shared the official poster, noting that even though the event is free, fans should secure tickets first and they're non-transferable.
The event's page in Eventbrite website listed that the immersive experience will feature a photo booth inspired by the official album cover of the album "This Is Why," group listening party, analog art installations and many more.
The event would also revolve "within a retro-futurist environment that immerses guests into the album." (via iHeart)
For fans who are interested in attending the event, tickets are available on a first come first serve basis. The outlet noted that passes aren't allowed to be used twice and couldn't be transferred to other fans.
Paramore's "This Is Why" immersive experience will be at the Blush Studios 147 North Mission Road Los Angeles, California, on Saturday, February 11 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Paramore 'This Is Why' Release Date
The American pop/rock band is set to release its sixth studio album titled "This Is Why" on February 10, 2023. Many fans are excited for the trio to return as this would mark their first album after "After Laughter," which dropped in 2017.
Since they went on a hiatus for a long time, listeners suspect that the band would return to their musical roots and would feature heavy emo music as well as the pop-punk genre.
However, the band noted in a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly that they're exploring new things regarding their sound, saying, "We are not usually a band to go backwards, ever. We like to be careful about getting stuck in the past."
In addition to experimenting with something new, the band is also using their platform to raise awareness to the public as they consider "This Is Why" as their "most political album" and they're hoping fans to be "directly impacted" with social issues.
Prior to the album's release, the band had already dropped three singles which include "This Is Why," "The News," and "C'est Comme Ça."
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