My Chemical Romance Actually Reunited in 2017, Check Out the Proof

My Chemical Romance’s Dec. 20 show at the Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall in Los Angeles raked in record box office for the venue, the band’s agency, Paradigm, reveals. A full and instant sell-out at 4,993, its total gross was $1,451,745, the highest-grossing ever at the downtown L.A. landmark, which was built in 1925 and has hosted such events as the Emmy Awards and 2018’s “A Star Is Born” premiere. The band also broke outperformed in merchandise sales.

Just like walking through the halls of Tree Hill High. Sophia Bush, Bryan Greenberg and Danneel Harris reunited at a 2020 Golden Globes afterparty on Sunday, January 5.

The story goes that Gerard Way was seated on a ferry gliding across the Hudson River when the first plane struck the Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001. He didn’t witness the first hit in real-time—the then-intern at Cartoon Network was busy sketching—but the intensity of the ensuing experience prompted him to form My Chemical Romance as a form of “therapy.”

Christina Milian, 38, had a sweet surprise over the holidays. During a trip to The Grove in Los Angeles, the Falling Inn Love star ran into a former roommate who’s also now pregnant! She used the reunion as an opportunity to snap a photo with her longtime friend, Nicole Irving Khandhar, who both mimicked one another by cradling their baby bumps. Making this moment even more serendipitous is the fact that both ladies are expecting baby boys!

Blueface is receiving backlash after throwing wads of cash into a crowd of people on skid row in downtown Los Angeles.On Monday (Dec. 23), the 22-year-old L.A.

Iconic and beloved pop-punk band My Chemical Romance are well and truly back. On Friday, December 20th, the Gerard Way-fronted band performed for the first time in seven years at Los Angeles’ Shrine Expo Hall.

A year after the release of their film "Boy Erased," stars Nicole Kidman and Russell Crowe have reunited -- but not on the screen.

Halsey was one of the many devoted -- and elated -- My Chemical Romance fans who turned up to pack Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium for the rockers' first show in seven years on Friday night (Dec. 20).

Last night (December 20), My Chemical Romance played their first concert as a band in over seven years. MCR performed at the Shrine Expo Hall in Los Angeles, where they played “I'm Not Okay (I Promise),” “Welcome to the Black Parade,” and “You Know What They Do to Guys Like Us In Prison,” for which they brought out Sara Taylor from LA hardcore band Youth Code. Check out some video from the show below.

Three cheers for sweet reunions.  

"Welcome to the Black Parade" and the My Chemical Romance sold-out reunion show had hundreds of Killjoys sleeping outside of Los Angeles' Shrine Expo Hall last night (Dec. 19) ahead of tonight.