Hayley Williams

Emma Stone was in full Swiftie mode at Taylor Swift's Eras Tour opener on March 17th. The actress appeared at the kickoff concert in Glendale, Arizona, and was having the time of her life throughout the performance. Stone is seen passionately singing along with Swift's 2008 hit "You Belong With Me" in a now-viral TikTok video posted by a fellow attendee, channeling her "Easy A" character Olive Penderghast. Despite the fact that the clip only lasts a few seconds, Stone's ecstatic as she belts out every lyric while jumping up and down. The caption read: "Emma Stone's gd mind over the YBWM." One of her mother's two children, Jaya and Ellery, were among Swift's other well-known relatives, including the Haim sisters, who appeared in her "Bejeweled" music video; and Hayley Williams, who opened the concert with her band Paramore.

When the dynamic punk rock trio Meet Me @ the Altar, made up of lead vocalist Edith Victoria, guitarist and bassist Téa Campbell, and drummer Ada Juarez, discuss Zoom with MTV News on Tuesday afternoon, they were giddy. Edith's vibrant green and blue braids flip around as she speaks, and Juarez's eyes are lively, while Edith's beautiful green and blue braids turn on as she speaks. The band is obviously excited about their debut album, Past // Present // Future, which is out today (March 10) as well as their evolution as musicians. "We wanted to write something that excites," Campbell says before starting to write the book. Victoria says, "We wanted to write things that people could understand quickly," she says, with Juarez's comment that "if a song doesn't'flow, it's not going to be so difficult" for listeners. The three band members' geographical separation for the interview harkens back to their roots as online friends who connected over a shared love of music in 2015. But things are different now: the trio appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and are embarking on their first headlining tour in support of their debuting record. Through all of these achievements, in addition to being co-signed by Paramore's Hayley Williams and Halsey, they are just as close, if not closer, to one another as they were back then. Campbell explains how they're able to deal with the challenges that come with being in a band. "I really believe that the way we formed has set us up for a situation where we're never going to see what most bands see." "It's not like we're just business [partners]. We started out as friends. We were young people with a shared passion for music and formed the band around this. Campbell says that communication will always help us get through anything." Campbell continues to say that human contact is "huge," which has helped them get through turbulent times in which they've "took down and talk to one another."

Billie Eilish's fans had a little more euphoria than normal at her concert at The Kia Forum in Los Angeles on December 13. Eilish performed "Mount Everest" and "I've Never Felt So Alone" from HBO's hit HBO series "Euphoria" toward the end of her set. The audience erupted at the show in her hometown, which also happened to be the last stop on the "No Time to Die" singer's "Happier Than Ever" tour. Many viewers caught the mashup of "Mount Everest" and "I've Never Felt So Alone" on camera and have since posted the rare videos on social media.