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My Chemical Romance Cover Bon Jovi’s ‘Livin’ on a Prayer’ During New Jersey Show
BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, AUG 10 – My Chemical Romance honored with Belleville's first-ever key presentation and performed a cover of Bon Jovi's hit reflecting New Jersey's music legacy, officials said.
- On August 9th, My Chemical Romance headlined MetLife Stadium, marking their headlining debut and sixth tour stop.
- Celebrating its soon-to-be 10-year anniversary, The Black Parade tour returned to the U.S., with a special show in New Jersey this weekend, as My Chemical Romance performed at MetLife Stadium.
- Amid U.S. political turmoil, the show featured dark political satire with a fake execution, forced voting, and fictional Draag imagery, underscoring the performance’s theatrical political critique.
- Honoring their roots, Mayor Michael Melham presented the band with Belleville’s key during their performance of 'Welcome To The Black Parade,' calling it the first-ever key to Belleville.
- Meanwhile, they closed their New Jersey performance with a cover of Bon Jovi’s 'Livin’ on a Prayer' amid their tour.
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My Chemical Romance Cover Bon Jovi, Receive Key to City, and Never Break Character During Homecoming Show
August 9 was a big show for My Chemical Romance on their Long Live The Black Parade Tour. The latest stop on their theatrical and operatic tour de force was in their home state of New Jersey, a wild homecoming for emo’s favored sons. Performing at MetLife Stadium in a far cry from their humble beginnings playing basements and shady venues, My Chemical Romance welcomed everyone to the Black Parade with a slew of narrative gimmicks and immersive s…
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My Chemical Romance at MetLife Stadium: An unforgettable, bloody 'Black Parade' spectacle
As fans piled into MetLife Stadium Saturday night, they were each handed a paper sign. On one side was printed “yea,” on the other, “nay.” They would have a decision to make. More on that in a moment.
·New Jersey, United States
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