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Paramore, Brand New Eyes returns to German charts

Published on 08/25/2026 at 07:45 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Paramore see their 2009 album Brand New Eyes re-enter Germany’s Official Charts in 2026, while the band remains without new tour dates after their June 2026 shows in Cologne and Berlin.

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Paramore are once again finding chart traction in Germany with their catalog. According to the German Official Charts database, the album Brand New Eyes, originally released in 2009, has reappeared in German chart overviews in 2026 alongside the band’s later works.

Catalog momentum in German charts

For German listeners, the key anchor is Paramore’s sustained presence in the country’s album rankings. The Official Charts entry for the self-titled album Paramore shows a peak at number 8 in April 2013 and a four-week run, while Brand New Eyes originally peaked at number 7 after its 2009 release, underscoring long-term catalog appeal in the German market.Offizielle Deutsche Charts overview

In parallel, international coverage highlights that Brand New Eyes has returned to multiple UK sales rankings nearly two years after it last appeared there, signaling a broader European resurgence of the record that aligns with renewed attention around the band’s touring and award activity.Forbes report on Brand New Eyes

Summer 2026: completed German shows

The renewed chart buzz comes shortly after Paramore’s compact European leg in June 2026. A detailed independent tour calendar for 2026 lists two sold-out nights at Live Music Hall in Cologne on June 10 and 11, 2026, followed by a sold-out show at Tempodrom in Berlin on June 15, giving German fans three mid-size hall shows rather than a larger arena run.tour overview for 2026

Those German dates were embedded in a wider June routing that included Milan’s Alcatraz, a slot at We Love Green Festival in Paris, a club night at Paradiso in Amsterdam and an appearance at Best Kept Secret Festival in the Netherlands, plus shows in Copenhagen, London, Manchester, Glasgow and Dublin.

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Tour, charts and catalog in one view

Readers who follow Paramore’s catalog and live history can find additional coverage and background on earlier tours, chart moves and album milestones via our internal archive and the band’s official site.

The musical core of This Is Why

Paramore’s current catalog attention sits alongside their most recent studio album, This Is Why. The record, released on February 10, 2023 through Atlantic Records, is the band’s sixth studio album and marked their final full-length for the label, bringing guitarist Taylor York, drummer Zac Farro and vocalist Hayley Williams into a tightened, post-punk-driven sound.album profile for This Is Why

The album’s ten tracks, including the singles This Is Why, The News, C’est Comme Ça and Running Out of Time, lean on angular guitar lines, sharp rhythmic breaks and Williams’s precise vocal phrasing. With a running time of around 36 minutes, the record distills the band’s shift from pop-punk roots toward a more hybrid alternative and post-punk sound.

Where Paramore stand now

As of late August 2026, publicly visible tour listings and the band’s official communications do not show any future Paramore live date beyond the completed June 2026 European leg, leaving the group currently without an officially announced upcoming concert while their catalog, including Brand New Eyes, continues to chart.

Paramore at a glance

  • Act: Paramore
  • Genre: Alternative rock, pop punk, post-punk
  • Origin: Franklin, Tennessee, United States
  • Active since: 2004
  • Lineup: Hayley Williams (vocals), Taylor York (guitar), Zac Farro (drums)
  • Label: Atlantic Records (up to This Is Why), now independent
  • Key works: Riot! (2007), Brand New Eyes (2009), Paramore (2013), This Is Why (2023)
  • Current album/single: This Is Why, released February 10, 2023
  • Charts / certifications: Paramore peak at 8 in German album charts (2013); Brand New Eyes peak at 7 in Germany and return to UK rankings in August 2026
  • Next live date: currently no announced live date

Frequently asked questions about Paramore

Did Paramore play shows in Germany in 2026?
Yes. A consolidated 2026 tour calendar lists two sold-out shows at Live Music Hall in Cologne on June 10 and 11, 2026 and a sold-out Tempodrom show in Berlin on June 15, 2026 as part of their June European leg.

What is Paramore’s most recent studio album?
Paramore’s latest studio album is This Is Why, released on February 10, 2023 through Atlantic Records. It is their sixth studio album and the second recorded by the stable trio of Williams, York and Farro.

Is there a confirmed release date for a new Paramore album?
As of August 25, 2026, major music outlets and the band’s official site have not announced a title, tracklist or release date for a new Paramore studio album beyond This Is Why.

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