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My Chemical Romance Bring The Black Parade to Nissan Stadium Aug. 13, 2026
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It’s been six years now since legendary alt and emo rockers My Chemical Romance first reunited, initially for a single LA show just before broader touring plans were halted by the pandemic, then for a more extensive tour and festival appearances in 2022, returning them to Nashville for the first time in 15 years…
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REVIEW: My Chemical Romance w/ Turnstile, Dilly Dally | 8.23.22 @ Bridgestone Arena [PHOTOS]
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My Chemical Romancew/ Turnstile, Dilly DallyBridgestone Arena; Nashville, TNAugust 23, 2022 Review by Philip Obenschain. Photos by Nolan Knight. Undoubtedly one of the most influential and important bands of the 2000s emo and pop punk explosion, and one with an enduring appeal and rabid fanbase few of their peers can claim, New Jersey-bred rockers…
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My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Jack White, Phoebe Bridgers to Play Atlanta’s Music Midtown
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Atlanta plays host to some of the region’s best music fests, and annual late-summer event Music Midtown is always one of the city’s coolest happenings. We recently ran our 2022 Music Festival Guide, highlighting some of the year’s best nearby, regional, and national events, but at the time Music Midtown hadn’t yet reveled its…
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My Chemical Romance Return with Their First Song in Eight Years, “The Foundations of Decay” | See Them Aug. 23 @ Bridgestone Arena
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A week before they kick off their years-in-the-making reunion tour, iconic emo rock trailblazers My Chemical Romance have returned with their first new song in eight years, “The Foundations of Decay.” The band previously split in 2013, and released a final single, “Fake Your Death,” as part of a greatest hits compilation a year…