After teasing something special last week, My Chemical Romance announced that they were taking their 2006 album The Black Parade on tour in stadiums across the United States next summer. Now, they're adding a date at Los Angeles' Dodger Stadium due to popular demand after selling 365,

The 10-date tour was announced last week. Dubbed Long Live the Black Parade, the rockers will play their hit 2006 album The Black Parade in full during each show. Evanescence, Devo, Alice Cooper and Garbage were among the 10 acts who will open on the tour.

“Long Live The Black Parade” includes a stop on Friday, Aug. 15, at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia with Alice Cooper opening. The band will perform “The Black Parade” 2006 album in its entirety on the tour. Each stop features a different opening act. My Chemical Romance is Gerard Way, Ray Toro, Frank Iero and Mikey Way.

Less than a month after delivering a memorable performance of “The Black Parade” in its entirety at the When We Were Young Festival in Las Vegas, My Chemical Romance has announced an upcoming stadium tour where the band will play its iconic album in full once more.

My Chemical Romance will perform its seminal 2006 album 'The Black Parade' in its entirety on a 10-stop stadium tour next summer.

Consequently, MCR have added a second night in Los Angeles at Dodger Stadium on July 27. The lone Canadian show is at Rogers Centre on August 22 with the Pixies.

You can also secure tour tickets through Vivid Seats, TicketNetwork, and Viagogo, and those who buy off Vivid Seats can get $20 off their first order. Currently, the cheapest ticket we could find for their MetLife Stadium concert on Aug. 9, 2025, is $106 on StubHub. The full schedule for My Chemical Romance’s tour can be found here.

The Black Parade North American Tour” with The Violent Femmes, Garbage, Alice Cooper, Evanescence, and more is set for summer 2025, coming to 10 North American cities including Los Angeles, Chicago, and Boston.

My Chemical Romance will perform their beloved 2006 album, "The Black Parade," in full during a 10-date North American tour. See the cities and dates.

Eighteen years have come and gone since My Chemical Romance first released their 2006 rock opera stunner and welcomed fans to The Black Parade. Kicking off next summer, the band will carry on and return to the road to celebrate their critically acclaimed concept project,