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Jun 24, 2025
NEWS: My Chemical Romance Release 'Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge (Deluxe Edition)'
Today, My Chemical Romance release the expanded edition of their 3x platinum certified sophomore album Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge – out now. Additionally, the official music video for “The Ghost Of You” has also been film restored.
Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge (Deluxe Edition) arrives nearly 21 years to the original release date. The Deluxe Edition is remixed and remastered and will be available on CD, multiple colored vinyl variants, including a stunning zoetrope 2LP, and digitally. The 2 LP vinyl formats are 3-sided, with Side 4 boasting a special etching, making them collector’s items for the MCRmy.
Purchase/Listen to Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge (Deluxe Edition) at https://MCR.lnk.to/ThreeCheersDeluxe
To commemorate the band’s beloved 2004 album, GRAMMY®️ Award-winning producer Rich Costey has done new mixes for the Deluxe Edition. It is also presented with brand new artwork. The collection features four bonus tracks recorded for BBC in 2005: previously unreleased live versions of “I’m Not Okay (I Promise),” “Helena,” and “The Ghost Of You,” plus a live take on “You Know What They Do to Guys Like Us in Prison” – originally released as a B-side on the limited edition UK CD single of “I’m Not Okay (I Promise).”
The band’s impact continues to reverberate from one generation to the next—and that influence shows no signs of diminishing. If anything, My Chemical Romance’s upcoming 2025 North American stadium tour – “Long Live”: The Black Parade – proves just that. Limited tickets remain for their highly anticipated summer tour, which includes 2 nights at Dodger Stadium. Tickets are available here: https://www.mychemicalromance.com/?frontpage=true
Nov 13, 2024
NEWS: MCR Announce North American Tour
THE BLACK PARADE NORTH AMERICAN TOUR
TICKETS ON SALE
NOVEMBER 15TH AT 10AM (LOCAL TIME)
Long Live Draag
Tickets On sale Friday, November 15, 2024 10am local time
Nov 11, 2023
NEW (old ) SCANS
May 30, 2023
NEWS: My Chemical Romance’s Mikey Way Collaborates With Fender On Sleek New Bass Guitar
Mikey Way has teamed up with Fender to release a new Jazz Bass guitar.
Sharing the news via Twitter, My Chemical Romance have revealed that their bassist’s new collaboration will arrive this June.
And they shared a snapshot image of the gorgeous silver guitar – see it for yourself below.
We are crazy excited to announce a collaboration between @Fender and @mikeyway coming your way in June. Head to the link for a first look and for a chance to win a signed Limited Edition Mikey Way Jazz Bass.⁰⁰https://t.co/2rfwDM75b7 pic.twitter.com/MsFpJXpzq6
— My Chemical Romance (@MCRofficial) May 30, 2023
More information on the product will soon appear on the Fender website.
Mikey previously hinted at the collaboration over on Instagram back in April, showing off his signature embossed on the back:
Oct 18, 2022
REVIEW: My Chemical Romance thrills fans during its five-night residency at Kia Forum
The fans were more than just OK at the sold-out My Chemical Romance show at Kia Forum in Inglewood on Wednesday night.
During the band’s second of five evenings at the venue, the audience sang along so loudly, so passionately, and there were several spotted cry-singing as they belted out the lyrics to songs they’ve been waiting so long to experience live.
“I’ve waited two (expletive) years for this,” a fan screamed as the band launched into its third song, “I’m Not Okay (I Promise).”
The New Jersey-based emo rock group disbanded in 2013, but reunited for the first time in seven years back in 2019 and played a sold-out warm-up show at The Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles ahead of announcing a comeback tour in 2020. The global pandemic derailed those plans. However, fans, like the one screaming his heart out on Wednesday night, never gave up hope and held on to his seats through a few postponements, to throw on his My Chem T-shirt from the early ’00s and finally cut loose.




