My Chemical Romance have revealed plans to begin work on a new album in 2027, with Gerard Way telling fans the band hope to return to the studio next year and potentially resume live performances in 2028. Their latest Hollywood Bowl show also featured a first-ever live performance of a Danger Days bonus track and rare collaborations with The Used.
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My Chemical Romance have reportedly reached an agreement with Pro Silver Star Ltd. following legal action over Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders-inspired costumes used during the band’s Hollywood Bowl residency. The band are said to have agreed to stop using the lookalike uniforms going forward.
My Chemical Romance are reportedly facing legal action over a staged sequence during the opening night of their Hollywood Bowl residency on October 21. The performance of “Teenagers” featured dancers dressed as Dallas Cowboys cheerleader lookalikes and a theatrical rescue scene involving Gerard Way and cardboard gun props.
My Chemical Romance have released an official live performance video for “Someone Out There Loves You,” a rare, officially unreleased song captured during the band’s 2007 concert at Maxwell’s in Hoboken, New Jersey. The performance is included among the bonus tracks on the upcoming 20th anniversary edition of ‘The Black Parade,’ due October 23. The release arrives as fans continue to speculate about the possibility of a new My Chemical Romance album, although the band has not officially confirmed a comeback record.
My Chemical Romance welcomed King Diamond onstage in San Antonio and Gerard Way appeared to hint at the possibility of a new album.
My Chemical Romance are celebrating 20 years of ‘The Black Parade’ with a new anniversary edition featuring unreleased session material and artwork by James Jean.
My Chemical Romance paid tribute to late Every Time I Die and Atomic Rule guitarist Andy Williams during their Phoenix concert.
Daily set times are now available for the 2026 ‘Aftershock’ festival, featuring My Chemical Romance, Limp Bizkit, Tool, Pierce The Veil and more.
Daily set times have been announced for the 2026 ‘Louder Than Life’ festival, featuring Iron Maiden, Tool, My Chemical Romance, Limp Bizkit and more.
My Chemical Romance surprised fans during their ongoing European/UK tour by bringing back a rare live cover that had been…
