Of course, given the friendship between Williams and "Glee" star Cory Monteith, it was equally as possible that the two were just hanging out.So we decided to get to the tail of the matter. We e-mailed a rep for Paramore's labels, Atlantic/ Fueled by Ramen, and asked if Williams would be willing to speak about visiting the show. Turns out, she was - and though it might bum out fans of the band (or "Glee") to see it, it seems her visit had aught to do with business." 'Glee' is an important point to me 'cause it's keeping music on television. It's even encouraging schools to not ditch their music programs," Williams wrote in an e-mail. "A few of the cast members had reached out to me over Twitter a while back. They all seemed really cool and low to earth, so when Cory invited us to get and see the set I was stoked. We don't do a whole lot of TV appearances and their existence is a lot different than what we're exploited to. I only had a full time seeing everyone in their element."In a follow up e-mail, the label rep clarified that Paramore were not filming a cameo for the show, but that didn't think that, while she was on set, Williams didn't have the chance to utter a small concern with Monteith. Turns out, he's just joined a band, and Williams is stoked."I likewise found out that Cory is a drummer! All this time I thought he was a singer," she wrote. "Apparently he's in a ring that's just starting up so save your eyes and ears open!"Link-www.mtv.com/news/articles/1653763/20101207/paramore.jhtml Edit- There's this too from MTV.Paramore leading lady Hayley Williams also flew her rock flag, saying, "I really know the Arcade Fire record. and I know the song 'Month of May.' "
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