Calling all Angel-emos: My Chemical Romance are celebrating their seminal album “The Black Parade” with a stadium tour scheduled for subsequent summer time.
THE “Long Live the Black Parade” Tour. will journey to 10 U.S. cities from July to September 2025, together with a July 26 cease at Dodger Stadium. Opening acts introduced for the tour embody a Los Angeles-based pop rock band Wallow, Emo is the forte of Death Cab’s Cutie and Evanescent in addition to the fashionable crews of 100 gecs and IDLES.
“It’s been seventeen years since The Black Parade was despatched to MOAT,” the band wrote in a tour announcement Tuesday on Instagram. “At that point, an important dictator rose to energy, bringing about ‘THE CONCRETE AGE’; an excellent second of stability and abundance within the historical past of DRAAG.”
The put up continued: “Your nice immortal dictator needs to have fun our wealthy and storied tradition, positive meals and musical entertainments by welcoming you to those nice shows of energy and resolve. And lending their voice and tune for the primary time in six thousand 2 hundred and forty-six days, with their working privileges ceremoniously restored, would be the National Band of Its Great Immortal Dictator… The Black Parade.”
The tour information comes after MCR launched a cryptic picture on his file on Monday social channelstitled “If You Could Be Anything, What Would You Be?” Fans speculated that the put up was poking enjoyable on the band’s discarded album “The Paper Kingdom.”
MCR followers could as an alternative have taken as a clue the band’s full efficiency of “The Black Parade” on October 20 on the When We Were Young Festival in Las Vegas – which it’ll repeat at subsequent summer time’s reveals.
My Chemical Romance shaped in 2001 and launched 4 studio albums, two of which bought greater than 1,000,000 copies every, throughout their 12-year run. A 12 months later dissolution in 2013the band launched a biggest hits assortment, “May Death Never Stop You.”
In 2019, MCR introduced a reunion tour, which was rescheduled from 2020 to 2022 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Also in 2022, the band launched its first new tune in eight years: “The Foundations of Decay.”
In 2023, Rolling Stone named “The Black Parade” one among its personal 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. The challenge acquired a Grammy nomination in 2008.
Tickets for the “Long Live The Black Parade” tour go on sale Nov. 15 at 10 a.m.
