Where Did Paramore form?

Answer 1

They took the name Paramore, which is derived from the maiden name of the mother of one of the group's former bassists during the time in which they were "still playing in the garage"; once the group learned the meaning of the homonym paramour ("secret lover"), they decided to adopt the name, using the Paramorespelling.

Answer 2

Paramore started as a band in high school. It was started by Zach and Josh Farro, who are still in the band to this day, and Hayley Williams was asked to join. Jeremy Davis was originally a member, but once their first album, All We Know Is Falling, came out, he backed away. On their first album, there were 4 members; Zach and Josh Farro, Jason Bynum, and Hayley Williams. They called themselves "Paramore" after their friend's mom's maiden name. Paramore started gaining publicity, and Jeremy Davis came back into the band and Jason Bynum left. A while later, Paramore released their sophomore album, "Riot!", which went platinum. Two years after their release, Taylor York, a long time friend and guitarist of the band, was formally asked to join Paramore. Brand New Eyes was their latest album, released September 29, 2009.

Answer 3

Singer Hayley Williams moved with her family to Franklin TN when she was 13 and me t 2 brothers, drummer and guitarist Zac and Josh Farro. She was asked to be the lead singer for their band. Hayley's next door neighbor, Jason Bynum soon joined as rhythm guitar. They soon started cutting demos in Nashville TN, with a line of different recording studios anxious to sign them, they decided to go with Fueled by Ramen owned by Fall Out Boy bassist, Peter Wentz. This was because they themselves were huge fans of other bands signed to Fueled By Ramens's label like The Academy Is... It was there that they released their first album, "All We Know Is Falling" and then their second, "Riot!" with hot songs like "Thats What You Get" and "Misery Business". They will becoming out with a new album in mid 2009. And are known for their recording of "decode," twilights theme song if you will made for the first movie in early 2009.

Answer 4

As Hayley explained in an interview:
John Janick [of Fueled By Ramen Records] got ahold of some demos that we had done in Nashville, and he really liked it; he wasn't sold on us until he saw us perform though. So he came and saw us at Taste of Chaos, which was acoustic, and then he wanted to see us perform live. So we did something like a warehouse for him and some of the other guys at the company. And then we decided that we were going to be on the label.

Answer 5

By being amazing! and there sound's pretty dang unique.

Although their spunky blend of emo-pop and anthemic rock eventually made them stars on both sides of the Atlantic, Paramore began humbly enough in Franklin, TN, where lead singer Hayley Williams met brothers Josh and Zac Farro after moving to town from Mississippi. The two Farros had a band that the 13 year-old singer was asked to join, and guitarist Jason Bynum and bassist Jeremy Davis soon climbed aboard to complete Paramore's lineup. Local hangouts and a school talent show helped the young bandmembers hone their chops before graduating to higher-level gigs at area rock clubs.

The quintet's pop-influenced melodies and earnest charisma -- not to mention Williams' powerhouse vocals -- eventually caught the attention of Florida's Fueled by Ramen label, which signed the band in April 2005. Working with producers James Wisner and Mike Green, Paramore recorded their full-length debut, All We Know Is Falling, and released it in late July 2005. In addition to a performance at New Jersey's Bamboozle Festival and multiple dates on the Warped Tour circuit, Paramore played shows with such bands as Simple Plan and Straylight Run. Hunter Lamb replaced Bynum on guitar in December 2005, and the band spent the following summer on Warped Tour once again, cementing their relationship with fans who had caught the previous summer's shows. Lamb parted ways with the group in early 2007 to get married, and Paramore continued onward as a quartet.

The following summer saw the release of the band's sophomore album, Riot!, which was recorded alongside producer David Bendeth and issued by the band's new label, Atlantic Records. Buoyed by the popular singles "Misery Business," "crushcrushcrush," and "That's What You Get," Riot! turned Paramore into industry darlings, going platinum within its first 13 months and earning the band a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist. With replacement guitarist Taylor York onboard, the group toured exhaustively in support of the record, even landing a two-month jaunt across the continental U.S. with Jimmy Eat World. Meanwhile, Paramore found time to contribute two songs to the Twilight soundtrack, including the Top 40 single "Decode." A live album entitled The Final Riot! was released several weeks after the Twilight soundtrack, capturing the band's energy as a live act and concluding the touring cycle in support of Riot!.

Paramore publically struggled with fame throughout 2008. Of particular note was the attention lavished upon Hayley Williams, whom many media outlets deemed to be the leader of the group. Rumors of a breakup began to circulate, yet Paramore's lineup remained intact, and the band retreated to a California studio in 2009 to work on a third album. Following a popular summer tour with No Doubt, the group issued Brand New Eyes, a pensive record that featured some of Paramore's strongest songwriting to date. The album debuted at number two with sales of 175,000 copies, besting Mariah Carey's Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel in the process. ~ Corey Apar & Andrew Leahey, All Music Guide

Answer 6

The band met in highschool (except Taylor York)

Answer 7

Paramore formed as an official band in Tennesse, under the label of fueled by ramen.