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My Chemical Romance Add Shows To 2023 Australian Tour

My Chemical Romance (aka MCR/My Chem) have today announced additional shows to their 2023 Australian arena tour.
 
These shows will be the band’s first Australian shows since their appearance at Big Day Out festival in 2012. MCR are thrilled to announce new shows at Brisbane Entertainment Centre on Monday, March 13, followed by Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on Thursday, March 16 and Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney on Monday, March 20, in addition to the already announced, sold out dates.
 
Tickets for all shows go on sale at 12 pm Wednesday, December 15.
 
My Live Nation members can secure tickets first during the exclusive pre-sale beginning 3 pm Tuesday, December 14 until 11 am Wednesday, December 15.
 
For complete tour and ticket information, visit: livenation.com.au.
 
Formed in NJ, My Chemical Romance made their debut in 2002 with the independently released album “I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love”. The band signed to Reprise Records the following year and made its major-label debut with 2004’s “Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge”, now 3x certified Platinum. The album contained the Platinum hit ‘I’m Not Okay (I Promise),’ the Gold-certified ‘Helena,’ and ‘The Ghost of You.’ Rolling Stone hailed the 3x Platinum “The Black Parade” as one of the top albums of 2006. Lead single ‘Welcome to the Black Parade’ topped both Billboard’s Alternative Songs tally and the UK Official Singles chart and is now 3x Platinum. The band toured extensively behind the album – appearing as characters from “The Black Parade” – and released the live album “The Black Parade is Dead!” in 2008. “Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys” was released in 2010 and topped Billboard’s Alternative Albums and Top Rock Albums charts. It was followed by a series of singles later released as “Conventional Weapons” in 2013.
 
Selling out stadiums across the globe and providing the soundtrack of a generation, Live Nation is beyond excited to welcome My Chemical Romance back to Australia!
 

“It’s with this landmark concert that MCR ceases to be a nostalgic act, and proves its mettle as a timeless, rock & roll band for the ages.” Rolling Stone
 
As the crowd slowly left the venue, some fans had streaks of tears lining their faces — a fitting finale for a group that had been away for far too long.” Variety

 
 

MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE

AUSTRALIA 2023

 
 
Mon 13 Mar                Entertainment Centre           JUST ANNOUNCED Brisbane                    QLD
 
Tue 14 Mar                 Entertainment Centre           SOLD OUT                 Brisbane                    QLD
 
Thur 16 Mar               Rod Laver Arena                   JUST ANNOUNCED  Melbourne                 VIC
 
Fri 17 Mar                   Rod Laver Arena                   SOLD OUT                 Melbourne                 VIC
 
Sun 19 Mar                Qudos Bank Arena              SOLD OUT                 Sydney                       NSW
 
Mon 20 Mar                Qudos Bank Arena              JUST ANNOUNCED  Sydney                       NSW
 
 

TICKETS ON SALE 12 PM WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15
Live Nation pre-sale begins 3 pm Tuesday, December 14 until 11 am Wednesday, December 15.
  
For complete tour and ticket information, visit livenation.com.au

 

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My Chemical Romance Announce Jimmy Eat World as Special Guests for Australian Tour

My Chemical Romance (aka MCR/My Chem) has announced Arizona’s finest Jimmy Eat World as support for their 2023 Australian arena tour.
 
Celebrating nearly three decades and ten albums, lead vocalist and lead guitarist Jim Adkins, rhythm guitarist and backing vocalist Tom Linton, bassist Rick Burch, and drummer Zach Lind, will return to Australian shores for the first time in six years.
 
The Mesa, Arizona quartet’s commercial breakthrough came with the release of Bleed American, with single “The Middle” hitting No. 1 on the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart and peaking at No. 5 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, where it spent 33 weeks total on the chart. 
 
Futures, their follow-up album to Bleed American, featured single “Pain,” which also hit No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard Alternative Airplay chart, made Billboard’s Hot 100 (No. 93), and is RIAA-certified Gold. In October 2019, the band released their tenth album, the critically acclaimed, Surviving.  
 
June 2022 saw Jimmy Eat World return with their first independent release, single “Something Loud”.
 
My Chemical Romance’s March tour, will be their first return to Australia since their appearance at Big Day Out festival in 2012.
 
Second shows in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney were announced off the back of their original shows instant sell-out; tickets for the additional shows are on sale now from livenation.com.au.
 
For complete tour and ticket information, visit livenation.com.au.
 

MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE

With Guests Jimmy Eat World

AUSTRALIA 2023

 
 
Mon 13 Mar                Entertainment Centre                               Brisbane                    QLD
 
Tue 14 Mar                 Entertainment Centre    SOLD OUT         Brisbane                    QLD
 
Thu 16 Mar                 Rod Laver Arena                                        Melbourne                 VIC
 
Fri 17 Mar                   Rod Laver Arena             SOLD OUT         Melbourne                 VIC
 
Sun 19 Mar                Qudos Bank Arena           SOLD OUT        Sydney                       NSW
 
Mon 20 Mar                Qudos Bank Arena                                     Sydney                       NSW
 
 

TICKETS ON SALE NOW
For complete tour and ticket information, visit livenation.com.au

 

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AMYL AND THE SNIFFERS Extend National Album Tour

Ahead of hitting the stage at Glastonbury Festival this weekend, homecoming heroes Amyl and The Sniffers extend their national Comfort To Me Tour to meet demand. Shows in Brisbane, Castlemaine, Adelaide, Perth and Melbourne are now *sold out*, with a second date added at Melbourne's Forum on July 19 and a strictly under 18's show announced at Colour on August 14. Fans in Frankston can catch the band at Pier Bandroom on August 4. All tickets on sale now.

The Sniffers also welcome four piece hard rock & roll band Children of Finland Fighting in Norway (C.O.F.F.I.N) to the bill. Hailing from Sydney's Northern Beaches, C.O.F.F.I.N have gained a passionate following for their unique take on punk and rock music, gathering widespread acclaim for their energetic and addictive live shows combined with their lyrical activism and howling guitars. It's not the first time the bands have buddied up, with C.O.F.F.I.N having also joined Amyl and The Sniffers on their six-week US Tour that wrapped up last month. 

Amyl and The Sniffers return triumphant from sold-out shows across the USA, the UK and Europe in support of their critically-acclaimed sophomore effort Comfort To Me, which debuted at #2 on the ARIA Charts and hit the Top 25 album charts in the UK, Germany, Spain and the US. Following their 2019 ARIA Award win for Best Rock AlbumComfort To Me signalled a major gear shift for the Sniffers, where love and hate, spit and sweat, beer and politics collide in 45 propulsive and iconic minutes. 

By the time they head home to AUS, the band will have played prime time slots at Coachella, Primavera and Glastonbury, alongside high profile supports for Foo Fighters, Liam Gallagher and Green Day. Australian festival routing includes Splendour in the Grass (NSW), Blacken Festival (NT) and Winterwild (VIC).

COMFORT TO ME TOUR 2022
 
with support C.O.F.F.I.N*

Friday 15 July | The Triffid, Brisbane* SOLD OUT
Tickets: moshtix.com.au/v2/event/amyl-the-sniffers-w-c-o-f-f-i-n-local-opener/140707
 
Saturday, 16 July | Miami Marketta, Gold Coast* 
Tickets: tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/1d331f58-711e-430c-a4b4-c11c0511e2b4
 
Sunday, 17 July | The Theatre Royal, Castlemaine* SOLD OUT
Tickets: theatreroyalcastlemaine.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/e4c572aa-8bfd-4ff6-b262-3906a2cea17f
 
Tuesday, 19 July | The Forum, Melbourne* JUST ADDED
Tickets: premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=AMYLSNIF22

Sunday, 24 July | Splendour In The Grass, Yelgun
Tickets: splendourinthegrass.com
 
Friday, 29 July | Blacken Festival, Alice Springs
Tickets: blackenfestival.com
 
Saturday, 30 July | Uni Bar, Adelaide* SOLD OUT
Tickets: moshtix.com.au/v2/event/amyl-the-sniffers/140653 
 
Sunday, 31 July | The Forum, Melbourne* SOLD OUT
Tickets: premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=AMYLSNIF22
 
Thursday, 4 August | Pier Bandroom, Frankston* JUST ADDED
Tickets: bit.ly/3xWqbiq

Saturday, 6 August | The Charles, Perth* SOLD OUT
Tickets: tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/1e31a33e-a624-4851-97cf-ad9979312bc7
 
Sunday, 7 August | Freo Social, Fremantle*
Tickets: moshtix.com.au/v2/event/amyl-and-the-sniffers/140431?skin=FREO
 
Thursday, 11 August | UOW UniBar, Wollongong*
Tickets: moshtix.com.au/v2/event/amyl-the-sniffers-wollongong-w-coffin-special-guests/140655
 
Friday, 12 August | Enmore Theatre, Sydney*
Tickets: premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=AMYLSNIF22
 
Saturday, 13 August | Winterwild Festival, Apollo Bay
Tickets: winterwild.com.au

Sunday, 14 August | Colour, Melbourne (U18's) JUST ADDED
Tickets: eventbrite.com.au/notavailable

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Grinspoons Phil Jamieson Announces New Album and National Tour

Having toured relentlessly for a decade with no new music in sight, 2022 is shining a spotlight on one of Australia’s most esteemed frontmen, with the legendary Grinspoon vocalist and guitarist Phil Jamieson today sharing his new single Lights On and accompanying music video directed by Arlo Cook (Bob Evans, Gretta Zilla). The third single off his impending first-ever solo full-length album Somebody Else, due out on Friday July 29 via Cheersquad Records & Tapes, Lights On is an affable aural gem that’ll certainly shake the crowds into a shimmering frenzy when Phil and his band hit the road this July and August.

With a horde of 2022 appearances onstage at various Aussie festivals helming Grinspoon, including Spring Loaded, Wallapalooza and, imminently, Splendour In The Grass, Phil’s upcoming solo album celebratory launch tour will see Phil, along with band mates Davey Lane on guitar, Sam Raines on drums and Rob Muiños on bass, kicking off at Gaol After Dark in New South Wales on July 2, followed by Eltham Hotel NSW, before traipsing to the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Brisbane, Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney, Central Coast, Adelaide, Albury and closing out at The Big Bonanza in Coffs Harbour on November 4.

Tickets for all album launch shows are available now from https://linktr.ee/philjamieson.

 Boasting more hooks than a tackle box, Lights On launches with a crunchy spring in its step, with deep grooves, airy guitars and Phil’s creamy vocals ever-present throughout the tune. With Jackson McRae stepping in to bust out the driving beats on Lights On, Phil and co-producer Oscar Dawson, aka guitarist for Aussie indie rockers Holy Holy, deliver a dreamy and jangly delight that went through multiple variations before its final end result; and the single also may or may not be inspired by bank heists and memories, as Phil elaborates, It’s been a journey for Lights On, going through many iterations and arrangements and what not. It’s a fun song to move shoulders and hips to – and its release also means I’m closer to releasing the album! The track might be about a bank heist? At its core, it’s about always keeping your heart in place for the person that you love. But it’s also about memories that might have betrayed you in some ways, and maybe about stealing money and maybe about hiding it. Maybe it’s about a bank heist, Oceans 13, Oceans 8. And it also could be about saying: no matter what, I’m gonna kind of hang in there, I’m gonna be there. So sentimental!”

The themes behind Phil’s forthcoming album Somebody Else span time, space and the human experience, traversing everything from time travel to trouble, loneliness, desire, escapism and love. Starting to grow sonic legs a decade ago, Phil initially presented what would eventually become Somebody Else to his team in 2019. Phil explains, “Initially I presented something to my management the weekend before Bob Hawke died, I was working on a few projects and presented the album, to Wonderlick; and they said it was close but to keep working. So I went away with Oscar, Davey, Jordan, Ben and we polished it up, this was all pre-pandemic, back in 2019”.

A face and voice that would help shape and define the new wave of Australian alternative music back in the mid 90s, Phil’s tenure for over a quarter of a century fronting Lismore’s favourite sons Grinspoon, Phil’s distinctive lyrics and vocal stylings piloted the group’s instantaneous meteoric rise, with Grinspoon becoming the first act ‘Unearthed’ by triple j courtesy of their debut track Sickfest. Going on to command over one thousand live shows, 13 ARIA nominations, six consecutive Top 10 chart debuts and multi-platinum album sales, Grinspoon also continued to be triple j darlings over the years, with a whopping 17 tracks polling in multiple Hottest 100 countdowns, including the iconic anthem Chemical Heart which took out the #2 spot in 2002 as well as #63 in 2013’s Hottest 100 of All Time edition. An accomplished singer, songwriter and guitarist, Phil’s live prowess hasn’t been strictly limited to a band setting, debuting his theatre chops in the 2017 Australian stage production of the Broadway musical American Idiot. Phil’s starring role in the Green Day-penned musical was extremely well received, as has been his more recent solo ventures, including the recently released singles Trouble and the title track from his impending debut solo album Somebody Else.

From his staggering impact on the Australian musical landscape to his continued work as a solo artist, performer and philanthropist extraordinare, merely labelling Phil a jack-of-all-trades would be entirely a disservice to this accomplished creative, who also shares an affinity for watching Judge Judy, coffee and “playing tennis badly”. But undeniably with Somebody Else, Phil yet again cements his rockstar status, with something for everybody on his maiden solo full-length album, and the album’s live tour celebrations will also feature everything you’d hope for, as Phil concludes, “Keep your expectations low and I will supercede them! I never go to concerts expecting much, I always find that if I go in with low expectations, I come away feeling relatively positive. I know it sounds a bit facetious to say, but you can guarantee that I will be there and also accompanied by a band, which is very exciting to really flesh out these songs. And of course, there will be Grinners songs played too, it would be rude not to. I might even throw in a Powderfinger, Jebediah or Spiderbait song too, just to even out my alt 90s cover set?!”

Lights On is out today.

Somebody Else will release on Friday July 29 via Cheersquad Records & Tapes, available to presave here.

PHIL JAMIESON & BAND – SOMEBODY ELSE ALBUM LAUNCH TOUR DATES:

with special guests The Pictures
Tickets from
https://linktr.ee/philjamieson

 

SAT 2 JUL | GAOL AFTER DARK @ SOUTH WEST ROCKS, NSW
Tickets available from: https://artsmidnorthcoast.com/events/gaol-after-dark-opening-night/ 
WED 27 JUL | ELTHAM  HOTEL, ELTHAM, NSW | 18+
Tickets available from: https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/phil-jamieson-and-band-w-special-guests-the-pictures/138336

THURS 28 JUL | VINNIES DIVE, GOLD COAST QLD | 18+
Tickets available from https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/22e449a8-cb91-47b3-88d4-04214fd0e729

FRI 29 JUL | SOLBAR, SUNSHINE COAST QLD | 18+
Tickets available from https://tickets.solbar.com.au/outlet/event/4c5f3d6a-263a-44c2-9c7d-07d008ec0e69

SAT 30 JULY | THE ZOO, BRISBANE QLD | 18+
Tickets available from https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/26f68699-f674-4479-b19f-47d4c6d0982d
THUR 4 AUG | JOHN CURTIN HOTEL, MELBOURNE VIC | 18+
Tickets available from https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/81eb0c08-3f44-49d4-9ca7-982db9d8da3c
FRI 5 AUG | UC HUB, CANBERRA ACT | 18+
Tickets available from https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/phil-jamieson/141252
SAT 6 AUG | OXFORD ART FACTORY, SYDNEY NSW | 18+
Tickets available from https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/phil-jamieson-and-band/138066?skin=OAF
SUN 7 AUG | SHADY PALMS, CENTRAL COAST NSW | 18+

Tickets available from https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/b2065c9f-83c0-424e-8059-4f5b137921e9
FRI 12 AUG | LIONS ART FACTORY, ADELAIDE SA | 18+
Tickets available from https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/phil-jamieson-band/138072?skin=LAF20

SAT 20 AUG | SS&A, ALBURY NSW

Tickets available from https://www.eventopia.co/event/Phil-Jamieson-On-Tour/488674

https://www.eventopia.co/event/Phil-Jamieson-On-Tour/488674

FRI 4 NOV | THE BIG BONANZA, COFFS HARBOUR, NSW
Tickets available from https://bit.ly/TBBearlybird

 

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AMYL AND THE SNIFFERS Announce National Album Tour

Amyl and The Sniffers return triumphant from sold-out shows across the USA, the UK and Europe this winter, ripped and ready for a national tour on their home turf.
 
Following their 2019 ARIA Award win for Best Rock Album, the band released the thrilling, monstrous Comfort To Me in September 2021. Co-produced with Dan Luscombe (The Drones) and mixed by Nick Launay (Nick Cave, IDLES), the album signalled a major gear shift for the Sniffers, where love and hate, spit and sweat, beer and politics collide in 45 propulsive and iconic minutes. 
 
Universally critically acclaimed, Comfort To Me debuted at #2 on the ARIA Charts and hit the Top 25 album charts in the UK, Germany, Spain and the US, driving a surge in Amyl fandom around the world. By the time they head home to AUS, the band will have played prime time slots at Coachella, Primavera and Glastonbury. Check out their recent US television debut on Late Night with Seth Meyers

Following their support for Foo Fighters in Geelong (March) and Liam Gallagher at his historic 120,000 capacity return to Knebworth over the weekend, the band joins Green Day on their European tour June–July, playing to hundreds of thousands of new fans. The Sniffers’ homecoming tour also includes Splendour in the Grass (NSW), Blacken Festival (NT) and Winterwild (VIC).
 
Amyl and The Sniffers are riding a serious wave. Catch it in your town soon.

COMFORT TO ME TOUR 2022
 

Friday 15 July | The Triffid, Brisbane
Tickets: moshtix.com.au/v2/event/amyl-the-sniffers-w-c-o-f-f-i-n-local-opener/140707
 
Saturday, 16 July | Miami Marketta, Gold Coast
Tickets: tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/1d331f58-711e-430c-a4b4-c11c0511e2b4
 
Sunday, 17 July | The Theatre Royal, Castlemaine
Tickets: theatreroyalcastlemaine.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/e4c572aa-8bfd-4ff6-b262-3906a2cea17f
 
Sunday, 24 July | Splendour In The Grass, Yelgun
Tickets: splendourinthegrass.com
 
Friday, 29 July | Blacken Festival, Alice Springs
Tickets: blackenfestival.com
 
Saturday, 30 July | Uni Bar, Adelaide
Tickets: moshtix.com.au/v2/event/amyl-the-sniffers/140653 
 
Sunday, 31 July | The Forum, Melbourne
Tickets: premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=AMYLSNIF22
 
Saturday, 6 August | The Charles, Perth
Tickets: tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/1e31a33e-a624-4851-97cf-ad9979312bc7
 
Sunday, 7 August | Freo Social, Fremantle
Tickets: moshtix.com.au/v2/event/amyl-and-the-sniffers/140431?skin=FREO
 
Thursday, 11 August | UOW UniBar, Wollongong
Tickets: moshtix.com.au/v2/event/amyl-the-sniffers-wollongong-w-coffin-special-guests/140655
 
Friday, 12 August | Enmore Theatre, Sydney
Tickets: premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=AMYLSNIF22
 
Saturday, 13 August | Winterwild Festival, Apollo Bay
Tickets: winterwild.com.au

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BUGS Announce HEADLINE TOUR

Today the self-professed “noisy guitar pop band from Sunny QLD” Bugs have released their highly anticipated third studio album Cooties, distributed by Community Music, ahead of their 17 date Australian tour which kicks off in Newcastle on April 22.

The punchy 10-track collection features previous singles Old Youth Feeling, Diamond, Decisions, Commitments & Plans, In The Middle (Of It), and new focus track Alone Again which ties together the expansive exploration of their artistry that this record further highlights

“This is a modern lonely cowboy/cowgirl crooner classic. Itʼs all about feeling isolated and how social media can exacerbate the pain associated with being alone. It explores struggling to find the place where you fit in the world.” says lead vocalist Connor Brooker of Alone Again.

Cooties was recorded and produced by drummer Brock Weston at his home studio in Brisbane. They started by refining a batch of 30 songs during the middle of 2020, and through the continuous lockdowns they managed to record most of the final tracks. From there, Weston engineered the release from scratch, and together with his fellow bandmates was able to find a new confidence within their sound.

“I wrote most of the songs between 2019-2020 and as the obvious gems worked their way onto the final track listing the theme of the album came together. It’s all about coexisting realities, relationships in your twenties, finding your place in the world. I’ve gone through pretty drastic and destabilising change at times and I guess it’s representative of a lot of personal experiences over the last few years. Some of the songs are pretty sad, some are full of angst, others unbridled joy. It’s a polarising mix of music because life isn’t as linear as we’d often like it to be.” explains Brooker.

It’s been one wild ride for the trio so far, having already toured with the likes of Grinspoon, Mallrat, WAXX, TOWNS, Sweater Curse, and The Hard Aches as well appearing on festival line ups including Falls Festival, Yours & Owls and The Hills Are Alive. The band has also received praise from outlets such as Rolling Stone Australia, Tonedeaf, Pilerats, NME, Mixdown, Music Feeds, Pilerats, The Guardian, Spotify, and triple j.

It’s the kind of track that makes you want to stand in a crowd, and scream the lyrics out at the top of your lungs.– MUSIC FEEDS

…a band who should really be amongst your favourites– PILERATS

If you’re the type to keep your finger closely on the pulse of the Aussie music scene, then Brisbane outfit Bugs are likely one outfit that you’ve been championing for quite some time– ROLLING STONE AUSTRALIA

Bugs ‘Cooties’ Tracklisting

Old Youth Feeling

Diamond

In The Middle (Of It)

Coming To Get Me

Alone Again

Decisions, Commitments & Plans

What Goes On (In Your Head)

Mars & Venus

Bridge

Microwaver

BUGS
COOTIESOUT NOW

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Bugs Cooties Tour 2022 supported by LOSER & VOIID

Tickets and Info HERE

Friday 22nd April: The Cambridge Hotel, Newcastle, NSW
Saturday 23rd April: Crowbar, Sydney, NSW
Sunday 24th April: La La La’s, Wollongong, NSW
Thursday 28th April: Vinnies Dive, Gold Coast, QLD
Friday 29th April: Solbar, Maroochydore, QLD
Saturday 30th April: The Tivoli, Brisbane, QLD
Wednesday 4th May: Leichhardt Hotel, Rockhampton, QLD
Thursday 5th May: Metropolitan Hotel, Mackay, QLD
Friday 6th May: Dalrymple Hotel, Townsville, QLD
Saturday 7th May: Edge Hill Tavern, Cairns, QLD
Thursday 12th May: Royal Oak Hotel, Launceston, TAS
Friday 13th May: Altar Bar, Hobart, TAS
Friday 20th May: Barwon Club, Geelong, VIC
Saturday 21st May: The Croxton, Melbourne, VIC
Friday 27th May: Fat Controller, Adelaide, SA
Saturday 28th May: Jack Rabbit Slims, Perth, WA
Sunday 29th May: Indian Ocean Hotel, Scarborough, WA

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My Chemical Romance Australia Tour Annouced for 2022

My Chemical Romance (aka MCR/My Chem) have today announced an Australian arena tour for 2022, the band’s first Australian shows since their appearance at Big Day Out festival in 2012. MCR will perform their highly anticipated shows at Brisbane Entertainment Centre on Monday, March 14, followed by concerts at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on Thursday, March 17 and Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney on Saturday, March 19.
 
Tickets for all shows go on sale at 12pm Thursday, May 27.
 
My Live Nation members can secure tickets first during the exclusive pre-sale beginning 11am Wednesday, May 26 until 11am Thursday, May 27.
 
For complete tour and ticket information, visit: livenation.com.au.
 
Formed in NJ, My Chemical Romance made their debut in 2002 with the independently released album “I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love”. The band signed to Reprise Records the following year and made its major-label debut with 2004’s “Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge”, now 3x certified Platinum. The album contained the Platinum hit ‘I’m Not Okay (I Promise),’ the Gold-certified ‘Helena,’ and ‘The Ghost of You.’ Rolling Stone hailed the 3x Platinum “The Black Parade” as one of the top albums of 2006. Lead single ‘Welcome to the Black Parade’ topped both Billboard’s Alternative Songs tally and the UK Official Singles chart and is now 3x Platinum. The band toured extensively behind the album – appearing as characters from “The Black Parade” – and released the live album “The Black Parade is Dead!” in 2008. “Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys” was released in 2010 and topped Billboard’s Alternative Albums and Top Rock Albums charts. It was followed by a series of singles later released as “Conventional Weapons” in 2013.
 
Selling out stadiums across the globe and providing the soundtrack of a generation, Live Nation is beyond excited to welcome My Chemical Romance back to Australia!
 
“It’s with this landmark concert that MCR ceases to be a nostalgic act, and proves its mettle as a timeless, rock & roll band for the ages.” Rolling Stone
 
As the crowd slowly left the venue, some fans had streaks of tears lining their faces — a fitting finale for a group that had been away for far too long.” Variety
 
 

MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE

AUSTRALIA 2022

 
         BRISBANE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE, BRISBANE          MONDAY MARCH 14
         ROD LAVER ARENA, MELBOURNE                                      THURSDAY MARCH 17
         QUDOS BANK ARENA, SYDNEY                                           SATURDAY MARCH 19
              
 

TICKETS ON SALE 12PM THURSDAY, MAY 27
Live Nation pre-sale begins 11am Wednesday, May 26 until 11am Thursday, May 27
 
For complete tour and ticket information, visit livenation.com.au

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