My Chemical Romance Is Set For North American Stadium Tour.
No matter how hard they try, the Black Parade will never die. My Chemical Romance has announced a US tour starting July 11th to celebrate their 2006 album “The Black Parade,” and they’ll play the album in its entirety at every stop. The band reunited last month at the “When We Were Young” festival and played through the album twice. This is noteworthy because, at a show in Mexico City on October 7th, 2007, Gerard Way announced to the crowd that they were filming the concert because it would be “The last performance of the Black Parade ever!” However, there’s a storyline reason for the return of the album, which is explained on social media. Tickets for the “Long Live the Black Parade” North American stadium tour go on sale at 10 am local time Friday. Click here for a full list of stops.
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Linkin Park Is Teasing A 2025 Tour
According to a post on Linkin Park Association, several venues in the US, Canada, and Europe all shared a graphic with a red background and an art style that looks a lot like the style on LP's upcoming "From Zero" album, including the same font. The posts from the venues said that an officials announcement will be made at 7 am Eastern time tomorrow. "From Zero" is set to release on Friday, so the timing matches up.
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Tom Morello says Iron Maiden is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's "most egregious oversight."
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Noel Gallagher Creates Six-Hour-Long Version Of "Champagne Supernova"
Imagine taking in a portrait of Noel Gallagher. Now imagine doing it while a special ambient version of the Oasis hit “Champagne Supernova” plays at the National Portrait Gallery in London. Now imagine you do it for six hours. Gallagher has created a six-hour-long version of the song from their 1995 album “(What’s the Story) Morning Glory” to be used for the exhibit. It’s part of a new “Legends” exhibit at the gallery, which includes 100 portraits taken by UK photographer Zoe Law. Some of the other celebrities featured include Kim Cattrall, Orlando Bloom, and Sienna Miller.
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The White Stripes No Longer Suing Donald Trump
Jack and Meg White have withdrawn their lawsuit against president-elect Donald Trump. The duo sued Trump in September over “flagrant misappropriation” of the White Stripes’ song “Seven Nation Army” after it was used as the music track on a social media video for the Trump campaign. The lawsuit was withdrawn on Sunday, and before that, Jack described Trump as an “obvious fascist” and a “wannabe dictator.”
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