Throughout their career, Paramore has loved bringing fans on stage to join frontwoman Hayley Williams to perform some of their hit songs, especially "Misery Business." There was one concertgoer who got the chance to be invited to sing with her and it changed her life forever.
According to Loudwire, a woman named Devin Papadol, who took the stage with the singer five years ago, is now a frontwoman of her own band called Honey Revenge and they just released their first album ever titled "Retrovision."
Papadol is now reflecting on the amazing day that changed her life forever. In a post on her official Twitter account, the musician celebrated the fifth anniversary of meeting Hayley Williams and the rest of Paramore.
Happy five year anniversary to the day that changed the trajectory of my life. This is the day that made me feel like I could really do this. And as sad as I am that I’m missing the Pmore show in LA tonight, the fact that it’s because I’m on tour with my own band is full circle pic.twitter.com/onZNXAhVAY
— devin (@devinpapadol) July 19, 2023
"Happy five year anniversary to the day that changed the trajectory of my life. This is the day that made me feel like I could really do this," she wrote.
The singer then noted that she couldn't make it to Paramore's show in Los Angeles, California, because she's also on tour with her own band now and it was a "full circle" moment for her.
Devin Papadol and Honey Revenge
Per the outlet, Papadol decided to pursue a career in the music industry after rocking with Hayley Williams half a decade ago.
Later in life, she partnered with Donovan Lloyd to form the group Honey Revenge, which is based in Los Angeles.
It appears that the band is slowly taking over the pop-rock scene as they already struck a deal with Thriller Records.
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Prior to their debut album "Retrovision" released in June, the band also has a handful of singles like "Habitual," "Airhead," and "Worst Apology."
Currently, Honey Revenge is a supporting act for Arrows in Action for their "Built to Last Tour." Their next show would be at the Amsterdam Bar and Hall in Saint Paul, MN, on July 21, 2023.
For those who are interested in seeing the band perform live, tickets and complete tour dates are available on their official website.
Paramore Tour 2023
On the other hand, Hayley Williams and her band are also touring across the United States in support of their new album "This Is Why."
Their next show would be at the Chase Center in San Francisco, California, on July 22, 2023.
Tickets and RSVP details are also available on their official website.
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