Hayley Williams

Hayley Williams steps out solo at the Roundhouse in London on 19 June 2026. Known first as the voice of Paramore, she brings a different palette here, drawn from Petals for Armor and Flowers for Vases / Descansos. The set leans into alt-pop and indie rock with discreet electronic textures, clearing space for lyrics and melody to lead. Songs move from taut, pulsing grooves to bare, folk-tinged sketches, with arrangements that keep the focus on phrasing and the grain of her voice.

Her writing is intimate and direct, circling resilience, doubt, healing and self-reinvention. Live, that translates into pieces that breathe and shift, finding new angles without losing their core. Guitars and keys trace clean lines, percussion stays lean, and harmonies assemble patiently rather than overwhelm. The Paramore DNA isn’t erased, just reframed: pop instincts sharpen the contours while the volume drops, opening detail and nuance. On this stage, Williams presents her solo work as it’s meant to be heard—close-up, melodic, and unforced—an evening built around songs that hold their weight without excess.