The emo-pop band revived its breakthrough single "Misery Business" at its tour stop in Bakersfield, California, on Sunday, playing it live for the first time since retiring it in 2018.

"Just about five minutes after I got canceled for saying the word ‘whore’ in a song, all of TikTok decided that it was ok." Paramore Play “Misery Business” Live for First Time in Four ...

'Misery Business' was added back to the Paramore setlist in 2022, with singer Hayley Williams commenting on this song getting 'canceled.' ...

Paramore performed their beloved 2007 hit “Misery Business” for the first time in 4 years after retiring it from their setlist back in 2018. Watch the video here.

Paramore seems to be in the business of changing their minds, as the band has officially un-retired their controversial but certified banger Misery Business. In 2018, frontman Hayley William said ...

Warriors fans who were at the Paramore show Monday night watched their wildest dreams come true when Stephen Curry hit the stage to sing with the band.

Paramore played their first live show since 2018 in Bakersfield, CA on Sunday night with "Misery Business," a song they previously vowed to "move away" from, appearing in the set.

NBA star Steph Curry belts out "Misery Business" with Hayley Williams at San Fransisco Paramore show last night. See the video.

One of Paramore's biggest hits is back on its setlist. The emo-pop band revived its breakthrough single "Misery Business" at its tour stop in Bakersfield, California, on Sunday, playing it live ...

Paramore are back, and so is their breakout hit "Misery Business." Back in 2018, at the end of their touring prior to announcing their hiatus, Hayley Williams had commented that they intended to ...

Paramore are back, and so is their breakout hit "Misery Business." Back in 2018, at the end of their touring prior to announcing their hiatus, Hayley Williams had commented that they intended to ...

So, are you gonna show him how you turn up at a Steph Curry show?" Paramore had previously removed "Misery Business" from its setlist, Rolling Stone reported, due to its misogynistic lyrics.