My Chemical Romance announce North American reunion tour

My Chemical Romance is hitting the road for a full-lengthed North American tour — after a years-long hiatus — and we’re NOT OKAY (we promise).

Much to the excitement of their fans, the band — that consists of lead vocalist Gerard Way, guitarists Ray Toro and Frank Iero, and bassist Mikey Way — announced the tour Wednesday with a cryptic video posted to their social platforms.

The 13-minute-long film (above), titled “A summoning…”, showcased multiple MCR Easter eggs referencing the band’s four studio albums and several familiar faces from past music videos.

A summoning… https://t.co/3Kl2UsMLL8 #MCRXX pic.twitter.com/EWlRwDl7Gt

— My Chemical Romance (@MCRofficial) January 29, 2020

The band, which formed in 2001, split in 2013 after more than a decade of playing shows together. Their legacy includes albums Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge (2004) and The Black Parade (2006), both of which earned platinum and double-platinum statuses, respectively.

Last year, the band teased a reunion by resurfacing their social media channels with updated graphics. They followed their resurfacing by playing a reunion show last December at Shrine Expo Hall in Los Angeles.

The North American leg of the 2020 tour will kick off in September after a summer-long jaunt through Australia, Asia and Europe. The tour will conclude in Las Vegas in October. For tickets and more info, click here.

Here’s where you can find them:

3.20 Melbourne, Australia – Download Festival Melbourne
3.21 Sydney – Download Festival Sydney
3.25 Auckland, New Zealand – The Outer Fields at Western Springs
3.28 Osaka, Japan – Intex Osaka
3.29 Tokyo – Download Festival Tokyo
6.18/6.20/6.21 Milton Keynes, England – Stadium MK
6.23 Dublin – Royal Hospital Kilmainham
7.4 Bologna, Italy – Sonic Park Fest
7.6 Bonn, Germany – KUNST!RASEN
7.11 Moscow – Park Live
9.9 Detroit – Little Caesars Arena
9.11 Saint Paul, Minnesota – Xcel Energy Center
9.12 Chicago – Riot Fest
9.14 Toronto – Scotiabank Arena
9.15 Boston – TD Garden
9.17 Brooklyn, New York – Barclays Center
9.18 Philadelphia – Wells Fargo Center
9.20 Atlanta – Music Midtown Festival
9.22 Newark, New Jersey – Prudential Center
9.26 Sunrise, Florida – BB&T Center
9.29 Houston – Toyota Center
9.30 Dallas – American Airlines Center
10.2 Denver – Pepsi Center
10.4 Tacoma, Washington – Tacoma Dome
10.6 Oakland, California – Oakland Arena
10.8 Los Angeles – The Forum
10.10 Sacramento, California – Aftershock Festival
10.11 Las Vegas – T-Mobile Arena