Hayley Williams at Ryman Auditorium

Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party Tour

There’s something magical about a night in Nashville when the Ryman lights up, don’t you agree?! The air is fresh and all springy, the crowd already halfway to tears even BEFORE the conert starts, and of course - our favs up on stage rocking out every night. And when it’s Hayley Williams on that legendary stage this spring? Yeah, it’s a show you won’t wanna miss boys and girls. This month! On Saturday, April 25th, the Ryman Auditorium will host one of the most anticipated nights of the year when Hayley brings her Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party Tour home. The run has been an absolute dream — selling out rooms from Hammerstein Ballroom in New York to The Tabernacle in Atlanta, Fox Theater in Oakland, and The Roundhouse in London, Milan in the Spring, and everywhere else in between. The U.S. leg of the tour has become a love letter to growth, heartbreak, and reinvention — and now, Nashville gets the homecoming show everyone’s been waiting for. And yeah, we’ll need you here in the front row for it.

From fronting one of the biggest alt-rock bands of the 2000s to carving her own lane as a solo artist, Hayley Williams has never stopped evolving. Born in Meridian, Mississippi and raised in Tennessee, she exploded onto the scene as the fearless lead singer of Paramore, whose early albums All We Know Is Falling and Riot! made her a generational icon. Her powerhouse vocals, fiery stage presence, and bold lyrics turned pop-punk into pop culture, earning the band multiple Grammys, platinum records, and sold-out tours worldwide. After nearly two decades leading Paramore, Hayley started making her own creative universe — releasing the deeply personal Petals for Armor (2020) and Flowers for Vases / Descansos (2021), both acclaimed for their rawness and new energy she brought to the scene. And now with her new EP Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party, she’s stepping up to the plate and raising the bar in her official solo era — and quite franky, we're just along for the ride. 

So Nashville, this one’s personal. And on April 25th, it’s your turn to sing it back. See ya real soon.