My Chemical Romance, Jimmy Eat World to perform at Chase Field
MCR added new dates to 2026 run, including D-backs’ ballpark in Phoenix
Lead vocalist Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance performs during the opening night of the band's Long Live the Black Parade tour July 11, 2025, in Seattle.
(AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)
My Chemical Romance will perform at Chase Field next summer, with Valley legends Jimmy Eat World also appearing.
MCR has announced 17 new live dates in celebration of the 20th anniversary of their landmark third studio album, the multi-platinum selling “The Black Parade.” With the tour covering stadiums across North America, the UK, and Europe next year, it will arrive in downtown Phoenix for a show on Sept. 26, 2026.
Tickets for all new dates go on sale at noon this Friday, Sept. 26, here.
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My Chemical Romance, Jimmy Eat World to perform at Chase Field
MCR added new dates to 2026 run, including D-backs’ ballpark in Phoenix
(AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)
Lead vocalist Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance performs during the opening night of the band's Long Live the Black Parade tour July 11, 2025, in Seattle.
My Chemical Romance will perform at Chase Field next summer, with Valley legends Jimmy Eat World also appearing.
MCR has announced 17 new live dates in celebration of the 20th anniversary of their landmark third studio album, the multi-platinum selling “The Black Parade.” With the tour covering stadiums across North America, the UK, and Europe next year, it will arrive in downtown Phoenix for a show on Sept. 26, 2026.
Tickets for all new dates go on sale at noon this Friday, Sept. 26, here.
My Chemical Romance will also embark on previously announced tours of South America and Southeast Asia, in addition to headlining a series of major U.S. festivals, including Welcome to Rockville, Sonic Temple, and Louder Than Life.
Jimmy Eat World started in Mesa and exploded into mainstream rock stars on the strength of their Internet-breaking single “The Middle,” which at last count on Spotify has enjoyed 1.2 billion streams.
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