9 stories matching "My Chemical Romance" Clear
Rolling Stone
My Chemical Romance Waves White Flag in Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Flap: ‘Agreement Reached’
The rock band agreed to stop using costumes resembling the iconic cheer squad’s uniforms in a wild skit featuring backup dancers at its Hollywood Bowl shows
Stereogum
My Chemical Romance Bow To Pressure From Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
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Billboard
My Chemical Romance Will Drop Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Uniforms to Resolve Lawsuit: Report
The band has reportedly chosen to ditch concert costumes that sparked a trademark lawsuit from the NFL cheerleaders.
Billboard
Can the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Really Sue My Chemical Romance? Here’s What Experts Say
The NFL cheerleaders say the band can't use their uniforms in concerts. Here's how they're suing, what comes next, and why legal experts have big doubts.
Stereogum
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Take Legal Action Against My Chemical Romance Over Staged Shootout
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Rolling Stone
My Chemical Romance Face Legal Action From Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Over Stage Costumes
Owner of the cheerleader brand files injunction to stop band from having dancers wearing Cowboys-inspired outfits during violent "Teenagers" sequence
Billboard
My Chemical Romance Drop Blistering Unreleased Song From ‘The Black Parade’ 20th Anniversary Edition: Listen
The video for "Someone Out There Loves You" was recorded live in Hoboken in 2007 during the original tour in support of the band's landmark third studio album.
Billboard
My Chemical Romance Signs Global Publishing Deal With Warner Chappell Music
The new agreement expands on the band's deal with Warner Records.
Billboard
My Chemical Romance’s ‘The Black Parade’ Turns 20: See What’s Coming, From Exclusive Merch to a Nationwide Listening Party
Elder emos can relive their glory days with a monthlong celebration of the album that defined a generation.
