My Chemical Romance to release more tour tickets, hinting that production is finalized
The highly anticipated line-up for the 2025 Shaky Knees festival has been unveiled, featuring renowned bands such as My Chemical Romance, blink-182, and Deftones set to headline the event. Alongside these big names, fans can also look forward to performances by The All-American Rejects, Joey Valence & Brae, and Lambrini Girls.
In other exciting news, Gerard Way, the frontman of My Chemical Romance, has announced a collaboration with Gabriel Bá on a new story in the Umbrella Academy series. Way expressed his enthusiasm for working on this project, emphasizing the special significance it holds in his life.
Meanwhile, Frank Iero, also from My Chemical Romance, has shared his decision to scale back on touring in order to prioritize spending more quality time with his family. Reflecting on his career and personal commitments, Iero emphasized the importance of finding a balance between work and family life.
Addressing speculation about a potential new My Chemical Romance album, Frank Iero reassured fans that any news regarding new music from the band would be shared when the time is right and in a manner that aligns with the band’s vision.
Switching gears, a review of the latest album by post-hardcore supergroup L.S. Dunes, titled “Violet,” highlights the band’s shift towards a more positive and vibrant musical direction, offering fans a fresh and dynamic listening experience.
In a surprising development, Gerard Way has been cast as part of the voice ensemble for a Dungeons & Dragons pinball game, joining the ranks of esteemed actors such as Michael Dorn and Kevin Smith. This new project adds another dimension to Way’s diverse artistic endeavors.
Tragically, former My Chemical Romance drummer Bob Bryar passed away at the age of 44, leaving behind a legacy of musical contributions and memories for fans to cherish. His untimely death has deeply saddened the music community and those who knew him.
Despite the somber news, My Chemical Romance continues to captivate audiences, as their 2025 Black Parade stadium tour quickly sold out, with an impressive 365,000 tickets snapped up in a matter of hours. This overwhelming response underscores the enduring popularity and appeal of the band, solidifying their status as musical icons in the industry.