Paramore to Head Out on Intimate “Not Tour” Tour

Good news Paramore fans, the band have just announced they will be heading out on a new tour beginning in April.

Unlike the “MONUMENTOUR” they went on with Fall Out Boy last Summer, this tour is going to be a little different; it’s going to be an intimate event. (Intimate shows seem to be a theme this year.)

In a message to their fans, the band reveal they will close out the “Self-Titled Era” by performing at a different type of venue than they have been doing for the past three years. Instead of big arenas and amphitheaters, they will be visiting smaller capacity venues like theaters.

But they do ask one thing of fans; not to call it a tour. Instead, they will be referring to these dates as “little events” or “celebrations.” Heading out on these little celebrations will be the recently reunited Copeland.

Check out the full itinerary for the celebration dates, or should we now say celebration dates, below as well as the full message from the band.

It feels right to bring the Self-Titled era to a close. We’ve had a very personal and hugely triumphant journey with this one. What wouldn’t feel right is saying goodbye to this time in the band’s career and not celebrating it with our fans in some special way. So we’ve decided to do one last little run with it. Smaller shows, beautiful theaters…and we’re not calling it a tour, by the way. Each night will be a little event, or as we said just a few seconds ago, a celebration. As we acknowledge the past few years (and more) of everything we’ve been through together, we’re also looking forward together at all there is to come.

Another way we want to celebrate our journey thus far, is to bring out a band who helped us in our most humble, playing 500 beats faster than we should, terrible hair, beginning. We might’ve never gained any traction on the road had they not allowed us on their tour almost exactly 10 years ago. So if you’re coming to one of these shows make sure to get there early for Copeland.

Lastly, thank you to anyone and everyone who made this album a milestone in Paramore’s career and in each of our lives. We started this journey 3 years ago, desperate for any sort of future at all! Now we are standing taller, more confident, knowing that we are the ones who write our own future. This means you too.

-Hayley, Jeremy & Taylor

PARAMORE/ COPELAND LITTLE “CELEBRATION” DATES:

04/27 Augusta, GA @ Bell Auditorium
04/28 Clearwater, FL @ Ruth Eckerd Hall
05/03 Rosemont, IL @ Rosemont Theatre
05/05 Boston, MA @ Citi Wang Theatre
05/06 New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre
05/08 Atlantic City, NJ @ The Borgata
05/09 Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena
05/11 Baltimore, MD @ Meyerhoff Theatre
05/12 Louisville, KY @ Palace Theatre
05/14 New Orleans, LA @ Saenger Theatre
05/15-16 Gulf Shores, AL @ Hangout Festival*
05/17 Nashville, TN @ Grand Ole Opry House
05/19 Dallas, TX @ Verizon Theatre At Grand Prairie
05/20 El Paso, TX @ Abraham Chavez Theatre
05/22 San Diego, CA @ SDSU Open Air Theatre
05/23 Los Angeles, CA @ Dolby Theatre
05/25 Portland, OR @ Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

* without Copeland

Coldplay to Perform Six Intimate Shows Worldwide

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Coldplay’s new album Ghost Stories isn’t due to be released for another month, but the band have already revealed plans to perform six intimate shows in support of the new tracks. 

The album, which came as a surprise to fans and casual listeners alike when the news broke, is due to be released on May 19. The six shows however, are six intimate show around the world, two which will be in the United States. 

On May 5, the band will play New York’s The Beacon which has a total of 2,900 seats and has seen many famous faces since its opening in 1929. The mother U.S. date will coincide with the album’s release. On the album’s release date the band will perform at the Royce Theater on the UCLA campus which features 1,800 seats and was also opened in 1929. as for tickets, no details have been revealed when the will go on sale. 

The other four intimate show dates will take place in Cologne, Germany on April 25, Paris on May 28, Tokyo on June 12 and their hometown of London on July 1 at the Royal Albert Hall. As for those ticket sales, the Germany show will go on sale on Saturday, April 19.

As for the rest of the dates, a spokesperson for promoter Live Nation said that information on tickets for the remaining five shows will be emailed exclusively to subscribers to the Coldplay mailing list which you can easily join on their website, Coldplay.com.