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Who Are The Openers For Paramore’s 2022 Tour?

Paramore has officially kicked off their new era. Yesterday, the band premiered their new single — the title track to their upcoming sixth studio album, This Is Why . Ahead of the new album, Paramore will hit the road on a 12-date North American tour , kicking off in Bakersfield, CA this Sunday (October 2).

Who are the openers for Paramore’s 2022 tour?

Joining Paramore on select dates of their imminent tour are Claud , Ogi , Young The Giant, Japanese Breakfast , Faux Real, and Elke. Claud is a non-binary bedroom pop singer known for viral tracks like “Wish You Were Gay.”

Ogi is a smooth-vocalled R&B singer who has also opened for the likes of Mahalia and Snoh Aalegra.

Young The Giant has been active for nearly two decades, however, broke through in the early 2010s with their alt-rock single, “ Cough Syrup. ”

Japanese Breakfast is an indie-pop band fronted by Michelle Zauner. Their latest album, Jubilee , contains the song, “ Be Sweet, ” which has been featured on shows like The Sex Lives Of College Girls , The Summer I Turned Pretty , and Heartbreak High . Additionally, Zauner authored a memoir last year, titled Crying In H-Mart .

Faux Real is an indie-pop duo comprised of Franco-American brothers Virgile and Elliott Arndt, whose catalog boasts several synth-heavy, dance-ready bops.

Elke’s sound is more rock-inspired, consisting of drum-and-guitar-driven songs and vivid descriptions of the human condition.

You can see who will be joining Paramore on which dates below.

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This Is Why is out 2/10/2023 via Atlantic. You can pre-save it here .

Paramore and Ogi are Warner Music artists. .

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Paramore adds two shows in Los Angeles + announces opening acts

A list of Paramore’s upcoming fall tour dates is getting a little longer. The band just announced two shows in Los Angeles – at The Wiltern on October 20th and The Belasco Theater on October 27th in support of Support And Feed. Also opening acts for the October-November tour are now confirmed – Paramore are going to tour with Elke, Claud, Ogi, Faux Real, Young the Giant and Japanese Breakfast. Click here to access our tour section.

2 new LA shows in support of Support And Feed + our friends @claudmp3 , @arealogi , @elkemusek , Faux Real, & more on select dates. Request tickets and more info at https://t.co/5oiDsIuUUX pic.twitter.com/TNcGEVL8Qk — paramore (@paramore) September 12, 2022

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Paramore Announce Their First North American Tour in 4 Years

Paramore on Friday (July 15) announced their first North American tour since 2018. Get tickets here.

The concert dates plotted for this fall surround the band's three scheduled performances at the When We Were Young festival in Las Vegas this October. The fest was announced earlier this year .

The last time Paramore played a show was four years ago, according to Setlist.fm , as they wrapped up a trek that began in 2017 and subsequently covered North America, Europe and Asia.

See the new dates toward the bottom of this post.

The shows kick off in Bakersfield, California, on Oct. 2 and end in Mexico City on Nov. 19. Young the Giant, Japanese Breakfast and other artists to be announced will serve as opening acts at select shows.

Last year, Paramore's Hayley Williams , the lead singer of the influential rock band who has since gone solo as well, hinted at a 2022 return of Paramore. That tease seems to be coming true with the new 2022 tour dates from the band. The group's latest album, After Laughter , came out in 2017.

Paramore concert tickets hit general on-sale on July 22 at 10AM your local time. Verified Paramore fan pre-sale registration through Ticketmaster begins this Friday (July 15).

Paramore Fall 2022 North American Tour Dates

Oct. 2 – Bakersfield, Calif. @ Mechanics Bank Theater Oct. 4 – Magna, Utah @ The Great Salt Air Oct. 6 – Omaha, Neb. @ The Orpheum Oct. 8 – Oklahoma City, Okla. @ The Criterion Oct. 9 – Austin, Texas @ ACL Music Festival Oct. 11 – Chesterfield, Mo. @ The Factory Oct. 14 – Bonner Springs, Kan. @ Azura Oct. 16 – Austin, Texas @ ACL Music Festival Oct. 22 – Las Vegas, Nev. @ When We Were Young Oct. 23 – Las Vegas, Nev. @ When We Were Young Oct. 29 – Las Vegas, Nev. @ When We Were Young Nov. 7 – Toronto, Ontario @ History Nov. 9 – Chicago, Ill. @ Chicago Theatre Nov. 11 – Cincinnati, Ohio @ Brady Music Nov. 15 – Atlanta, Ga. @ The Tabernacle Nov. 16 – St. Augustine, Fla. @ St. Aug. Amp. Nov. 19 – Mexico City, Mexico, @ Corona Capital Fest