Hayley Williams Sets Boundaries for Concerts: Who's In, Who's Out?

Hayley Williams, the lead singer of Paramore, has made it clear that while her concerts are open to many, there are some who won't find a warm welcome. She's drawing a line in the sand, stating that fans with harmful beliefs about race, gender, or transgender people should think twice before showing up.

Inclusivity with Limits

In a recent chat, Williams shared her thoughts on who should feel at home at her shows. She's all for inclusivity but has a firm stance against those who spread hate.

"I've always believed in opening our shows to everyone, but there's a limit. Racists, sexists, and those who see trans people as a burden? They're not part of our vibe."

She hopes that her message is clear and that those with harmful ideologies will get the hint.

"I want people to walk into our shows and see a united front, all about positivity. If you're not about that, you won't feel welcome."

New Song: "True Believer"

Williams also touched on her new song, "True Believer," which dives into some heavy topics like gentrification and the complicated history of the South. She acknowledged that Southern pride can be a good thing but thinks some people are focusing on the wrong aspects.

"The South is rich in culture and history, but we need to focus on the right things."

She expressed gratitude that her band can be part of these important conversations.

"It's crucial that everyone feels invited to the party."