My Chemical Romance have announced a US tour in celebration of their 2006 album ‘The Black Parade’ slated for next summer.
The run of dates will kick off on July 11 2025 at the T-Mobile Park in Seattle. From there, Gerard Way and co will make stops in cities such as San Fransisco, Los Angeles, Arlington, East Rutherford, Philadelphia, Toronto and more. The tour will wrap up at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa on September 13.
Each show will feature a different hand-selected artist as opening support. General ticket sales will commence on Friday (November 15) at 10am local time. Check out a full list of tour dates below and visit here to purchase tickets.
My Chemical Romance 2025 US tour dates are:
JULY
11 – Seattle, WA – T-Mobile Park, Special Guest: Violent Femmes
19 – San Francisco, CA – Oracle Park, Special Guest: 100 Gecs
26 – Los Angeles, CA – Dodger Stadium, Special Guest: Wallows
AUGUST
2 – Arlington, TX – Globe Life Field, Special Guest: Garbage
9 – East Rutherford, NJ – MetLife Stadium, Special Guests: Death Cab for Cutie and Thursday
15 – Philadelphia, PA – Citizens Bank Park, Special Guest: Alice Cooper
22 – Toronto, ON – Rogers Centre, Special Guest: Pixies
29 – Chicago, IL – Soldier Field, Special Guest: Devo
SEPTEMBER
7 – Boston, MA – Fenway Park, Special Guest: IDLES
13 – Tampa, FL – Raymond James Stadium, Special Guest: Evanescence
Released on October 23 2006, ‘The Black Parade’ landed the Number One spot on the US Billboard Top Tastemaker Album Chart and Billboard Top Rock Albums chart. It earned the Number Two spot on the US Billboard 200, UK Albums Chart and Number One on the UK Rock & Metal Albums chart.
My Chemical Romance achieved its first Number One single in the UK with the album’s lead single ‘Welcome to the Black Parade’. Last month, the band reunited at When We Were Young festival and performed the album in its entirety.
The announcement of the 2025 US tour dates comes after the band took to ther social media to share a cryptic post. Late on Monday night (November 11), the band shared an image of a hazy city skyline with confetti falling and Russian letters that when translated, read “TPK”. My Chemical Romance captioned the cryptic post: “If you could be anything, what would you be?”
The band’s most recent material was 2022’s ‘The Foundations of Decay’ – a surprise single that marked their first new release in eight years, with their last full-length album being 2010’s ‘Danger Days’.
