Paramore Dedicated Their Performance of the Only Exception to a Charity while Playing in Manilla
The group dedicated their performance of The Only Exception, the first love song they wrote, Hayley saidto a group called Love 146, a body that wants to fight human slavery and exploitation, particularly among youngsters.
They also performed less popular yet still extraordinarily well-received tunes like Let The Flames Begin, Pressure, and For A Pessimist, I am Pretty Optimistic, as well as some more tracks from their brand spanking new Eyes album, specifically Careful, Looking Up, and Where the Lines Overlap.
Paramore also rewound 5 years gone and sang Never Let This Go from their first album. Unhappiness Business and Brick By Dull Brick served as encore numbers. In the show, Hayley gave a giant roar out to their aid tour chief, Will Barrett, who will be leaving them to follow what she called “his bigger dreams. He, along with Hayley and the remainder of the band consisting of Taylor York ( rhythm guitar ), Jeremy Davis ( bass ), Zac Farro ( drums ), and Justin York ( who filled in for lead guitar strummer Josh Farro, who is busy preparing for his imminent marriage ), group-hugged then took a picture right on the stage, right at that moment, with the hollering Manila crowd as their background. A sweet way to finish a successful tour, indeed. While the concert was sadly short, Paramore’s fire will never burn to ashes, but will only add to the charging battery of passion of Filipino fans as Hayley guaranteed before they bid Manila goodbye, there is not any way we can wait 5 years before we’ll come back here. That is great. Of course, we’d like more! Paramore!
