My Chemical Romance announce support for The Black Parade 2026 stadium tour
28 November 2025, 17:16
The emo rockers have confirmed who's set to join them on their European dates next year.
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Back in September, My Chemical Romance announced The Black Parade tour dates in the UK, Europe and North America for 2026.
The '00s emo rockers will celebrate their third studio album with shows announced in Liverpool, Glasgow and London as well as Florence and Madrid.
Now the band have confirmed who's set to join them on each date, with a line-up which includes Echo & The Bunnymen, Skunk Anansie and Joan Jett.
See the full list of dates and their support acts below:
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My Chemical Romance's full 2026 The Black Parade dates:
- 30th June – Liverpool, UK – Anfield Stadium - Echo & The Bunnymen
- 4th July – Glasgow, UK – Bellahouston Park - Idlewild
- 8th July – London, UK – Wembley Stadium - Skunk Anansie
- 10th July – London, UK – Wembley Stadium - Joan Jett
- 11th July – London, UK – Wembley Stadium - Sunny Day Real Estate
- 15the Jul – Florence, IT – Visarno Arena - Interpol
- 18th July – Madrid, ES – Iberdrola Music - Mogwai
My Chemical Romance's 2026 North American Black Parade dates:
- 9th August – New York, NY – Citi Field – with Franz Ferdinand
- 13th August – Nashville, TN – Nissan Stadium – with Pierce The Veil
- 18th August – Washington, DC – Nationals Park – with Modest Mouse
- 21st August – Detroit, MI – Comerica Park – with Iggy Pop
- 24th August – Minneapolis, MN – Target Field – with Sleater-Kinney
- 27th August – Denver, CO – Coors Field – with The Breeders
- 30th August – San Diego, CA – Petco Park – with Babymetal
- 6th August – Phoenix, AZ – Chase Field – with Jimmy Eat World
- 12th August – San Antonio, TX – Alamodome – with The Mars Volta
- 21st August – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Bowl
- 23rd August – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Bowl
- 24th August – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Bowl
The Black Parade 2026
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