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Paramore announces Atlanta concert date

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Credit: Jewel Wicker

Credit: Jewel Wicker

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By Jewel Wicker
May 15, 2017

BY JEWEL WICKER

Paramore will visit Atlanta later this year to promote their latest project.

The trio released their fifth studio album, "After Laughter," last week. Now, they've announced tour dates in support of the pop project.

Expect to hear new songs such as "Hard Times," as well as old hits such as "Misery Business" when the band visits The Fox Theatre on Oct. 2 as a part of "Tour Two." The tour will kick off in Jacksonville on Sept. 6.

They'll be joined by Best Coast at the Atlanta show.

Tickets for the concert go on sale at 10 a.m. May 24 at FoxTheatre.org.

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