Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams dazzles Perth with boundless energy US band Paramore are performing at Perth Arena as part of a national tour. FLAME-haired Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams is a powerful, pint-sized ball of enthusiastic and relentless energy. It's impossible to tear your eyes away from the fiery singer, decked out in a shiny pair of tight, black leggings, a white top and black leather jacket, as she bounces and dances her way around the stage in a whirlwind of spirit throughout the entire, enthralling two hour performance. Leading her lively band mates, bassist Jeremy Davis and guitarist Taylor York, and their touring musicians, at Perth Arena last night, Williams set the bar high, bursting with energy and refusing to stay still as she projected her powerful but youthful voice clearly during opener Grow Up, from their latest, self-titled album. Following another newer track, Fast In My Car, a handful of old favourites began to emerge with That's What You Get from 2007's Riot!, Twilight hit Decode, and Ignorance from 2009's Brand New Eyes being belted out. It's just shy of a year since Paramore were last in Perth to perform as part of Soundwave festival and Williams was quick to tell audiences the band hadn't stopped thinking about Australia since they left, praising them for driving the incredible success of Paramore, their fourth studio album, here. "It's good to be back," she said. Following Daydreaming, Williams took to the keyboard for When It Rains and Last Hope, giving the set a much more intimate and special feel. Brick By Boring Brick and CrushCrushCrush brought every person in the arena to their feet just in time for their recent, infectious hit Ain't It Fun, which was a feel-good highlight of the evening, featuring a church choir on stage. Performing all three acoustic interludes from 2013's Paramore, highlighted the true extent of Williams' vocal abilities. The softer side of her voice was also apparent when the band slowed it down with their beautiful 2010 hit The Only Exception as fans swayed along and lit up the arena with their phones, lighters and cameras. A mashup of Paramore's vinyl single In The Mourning and Fleetwood Mac's Landslide made for another special moment. During high-energy closer Misery Business, Williams plucked Perth super fan Alison Boag out of the audience to join her on stage. Boag had travelled to every show on the Australian tour, finding her way to the front of the stage with her poster reading "Alison Boag is still into you!" at every stop, including Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. Williams said she couldn't ignore Ms Boag's pleas to be included in that segment of the show any longer with a clear conscience and helped Boag up to sing and dance around with the band. The evening's encore featured Part II and recent smash hit Still Into You, which was certified double platinum in Australia. As balloons and confetti rained down on the crowd, it was apparent that when Paramore put on a live show, they make it their business to deliver something undeniably dynamic. From an exceptional lighting and stage setup to constant and seemingly genuine audience interaction, the band's show was a fan's absolute joy.