Paramore

Paramore says 'No Music for Genocide,' pulls catalog from Israeli platforms

Paramore and Hayley Williams pull their music from Israeli streaming platforms, aligning with the "No Music for Genocide" campaign. This move follows their prior calls for Gaza aid and collaborations raising funds for Palestinian medical relief.

They join artists like Massive Attack, Fontaines D.C., and Rina Sawayama, urging major labels to mimic past boycotts seen during Russia's Ukraine invasion. Williams' solo catalogue also disappears from Israeli platforms.

Paramore’s “hiatus,” not breakup—Hayley Williams denies death rumors (again)

Paramore aren't disbanded, just hitting pause, insists Hayley Williams in a recent interview. With lyrics fueling suspicion and “Hayley Williams Is My Favourite Band” tees stoking the flames, fans speculated a final curtain call.

Still, Williams sidesteps melodrama, calling the hiatus their routine post-album cooldown. Despite solo detours, Paramore recorded demos while on the Eras Tour, keeping studio sparks alight amid emotional recalibrations.