HAYLEY: We're figuring it out right now! It's a pretty big set-list and it's definitely the biggest show as far as production goes and all that stuff that we've never really put together, so it's exciting. I don't know after now having been away for a few years and putting out a new record - I really don't know what to expect as far as the shows go - but like I said, we've always been treated so well there and we've always felt very welcome and we're just ready to experience that again.ĬDM: What should fans look forward to from the self-titled tour? Like the fans there at the shows, they're really easy to talk to and hang out with, and it's just a really good environment for us.
Fish and chips! It's been a while but I think the thing that we remember the most is just how cool all the people there are to us. HAYLEY: We swam in the ocean a few times had some really good food. It'll be a nice night.ĬDM: Do you have any favourite New Zealand memories or anecdotes from past visits? not forget, but to just escape for a moment. I've only heard through fans that are online and that I see on Twitter of different communities that we update, but we're definitely excited to come back there and play a show and just have a good time. I don't know if you've heard about all the earthquakes that happened down there, but I know it's going to mean SO much to your fans that you'll be playing there. They're such entertainers and I'm psyched for our fans to see them play.ĬDM: And it's wonderful that you're making the special effort to play a show in Christchurch. I just think not only are they incredibly talented, but they're really cool guys too, so it'll be nice for the fans that are coming to these shows. To me, if I could have them on every tour that we're getting ready to do, they would be on all of them. It's really cool that they're coming on this tour. I think they're one of the better 'new bands' or newer bands that are out right now. I mean, you know because you live there, but it's such a great place to hang out and it kind of feels more like a vacation, more than it does anything else.ĬDM: You're bringing Twenty One Pilots with you - obviously you're Fueled By Ramen label-mates, but are you a fan of the band as well? PARAMORE - HAYLEY WILLIAMS: Yeah, we can't wait! We've actually been hoping to re-book more dates since we were on the flight home from our last trip to New Zealand, so we're really ready to go back and see the fans there, and the people there that we just had such a good time with. The three of us knew that it didn’t have to be like that."ĬOUP DE MAIN: Paramore is returning to New Zealand in January! Are you looking forward to coming back?
" We really just wanted to be able to enjoy being Paramore again, because it became so stressful for a while, we were losing band-members and losing friends and it was really hard. In anticipation of their 'self-titled' New Zealand tour dates, Williams called Coup De Main to discuss the importance of connecting with fans, the evolution of Paramore's songwriting process and her lessons learnt whilst growing up in recent times. It's fitting then, that Twenty One Pilots will be supporting Paramore on their upcoming return to New Zealand in January 2014. Between phone interviews she's meant to be practicing her parts, but instead she just keeps playing Twenty One Pilots' song 'Car Radio' over and over again instead. Paramore are rehearsing for their upcoming self-titled album tour, but Williams keeps getting distracted.
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