Hayley Williams at Fillmore Minneapolis

Hayley Williams: Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party Tour

You know, your friends know, and we know - The Fillmore Minneapolis is that venue, hands down! The one that feels electric before the doors even open, the venue we’re all raving to be at, the one where all the best raves happen at.! The spotlights shining down on us all all our squad overhead, the deep red glow bouncing off the balcony railings, the floor already vibrating with pre-show energy… it’s the spot where every night is a party. And on Friday the 17th? We’re getting one of the biggest nights of the 2026 concert season - and so early in the year too! Lucky us. ‘Cause Hayley Williams is pulling up on her Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party Tour. And this stop? Oh, this one’s special. The tour has been sweeping across the country, selling out cities like New York, Atlanta, Chicago, and Toronto, and now it’s our time y’all. Minneapolis is getting that same love this Spring. That same wild energy, that same cinematic storytelling Hayley’s been crafting onstage every night, and for us? That same spirit we had when we first heard Paramore back in 2009. From Hammerstein to the Fox Ryman back home in Nashville, this run has already become the show to catch in 2026. And now - it’s our turn to scream every lyric like it’s gospel. Let’s run it up. 

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 orange haired lead singer of Paramore, whose early albums All We Know Is Falling and Riot! made her a generational icon. Her vocals, her innocence when being on stage, and bold lyrics turned pop-punk into pop culture, Paramore earned the band multiple Grammys, platinum records, and sold-out tours worldwide. And then, after two decades leading Paramore, Hayley began exploring her own creative universe of making music. Releasing deep cuts like Petals for Armor (2020) and Flowers for Vases / Descansos (2021), both acclaimed for their rawness and experimental sound. Now, with her latest project Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party, she’s stepping fully into her solo era — reflective, liberated, and redefining what it means to grow up rock and roll. And.. maybe getting married?! God, we hope not… but at least we know the songs will be fire if so. 

So - it's a simple equation quite honestly. Grab your crew, wear something cute, warm up your vocal cords, and get ready for a night that feels intimate, explosive, and unforgettable. We’ll see you real soon - right here at the Fillmore to think less and feel more!