The Black Parade World Tour is a concert tour to support and celebrate My Chemical Romance's third album The Black Parade. The tour features 133 shows worldwide, as well as some festivals and lumpy performances. This tour is the longest and most comprehensive international headlining tour that the band has played to date, featuring three legs in North America, one foot in Europe and one in Asia, Australia and South America. During the tour, band drummer Bob Bryar encountered several different medical problems and towards the end of the tour, took a break to allow him to recover and return for the last few performances of the tour, while bass player Mikey Way also took hiatus to marry. fiance and spend time with him before going out into the street. The concert was filmed at a performance in Mexico City from the tour, which was released as part of the Black Parade Is Dead CD/DVD set. . This CD features audio from concerts, and DVDs containing Mexican and other concerts in New Jersey that same month.
Video The Black Parade World Tour
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Rise Against is a support act on the first leg of a tour in the United States, which begins February 22, 2007 in Manchester, New Hampshire, and ends on March 16 in Reno, Nevada. The band then took the show to Europe with Thursday bands and Funeral for Friends. The band then returned to North America for more shows in the US with Muse and The Bled. The band performed full performances on two more occasions in May and June 2007. The band then embarked on a 2007 Projekt Revolution tour, with a new set and production. However, starting in October 2007, the band continued production of The Black Parade tour to date in Mexico, Europe, and Australia. Pop Shuvit is the opening act for concerts in Kuala Lumpur as well as two other shows on the Asian tour.
James Dewees, of Reggie and Full Effect was a keyboardist for the tour and appeared in costumes like the other five members, which led some to believe he became a permanent member of the band, even though he did not appear in the My Chemical Romance section of the show, just set The Black Parade.
To signal that the band was nearing the end of the tour for the album, The Black Parade , a concert in Mexico City was filmed from a live DVD entitled The Black Parade Is Dead! , released July 1, 2008.
Maps The Black Parade World Tour
Tour supports
Support for the first long US tour came from Rise Against and Thursday, while in part of LostAlone's European tour and Funeral for Friends supported on multiple dates, as did Rise Against and Thursday, The Automatic was originally rumored to be playing some English dates with the band yet instead of continuing a United States tour on the Warped Tour, Muse supported on the next leg of the US tour, as did Billy Talent on some dates, except for the last two where they were replaced by Taking Back Sunday. For a tour around Australia, Circa Survive supports My Chemical Romance, as well as now a broken alternative band The Getaway Plan.
Absences
Throughout the tour, three band members missed a certain concert as a result of various reasons. From April 18, 2007 to August 31, 2007, Matt Cortez filled in for Mikey Way on bass. The road left the tour after she married her fiancé, Alicia. For a concert in Mexico and beyond, Mikey rejoined the band. After the November 11 show at Newcastle, it was announced that Frank Iero had left the tour to return home after learning about the illness of family members. For the rest of England and international dates, Matt Cortez filled in for Iero. Bob Bryar also had to retire from the tour before the start of the UK date, after the persistent wrist pain became worse and he could not play the show. However Bob travels with the band for the rest of the tour, helping with the fireworks. He was replaced by "a friend of ours named Pete who plays in another band, who has asked us not to pronounce the name", according to Gerard Way. Bryar then returned to the tour of the group's performance in Vietnam on January 20, 2008.
Theatrical
The band's stage performances cover a variety of theater elements. As the concert began, the lights were darkened, and a large curtain alienated the stage from view. Then, Gerard Way's vocalist was pushed out in front of the curtain in the hospital gank, complete with faux IV, and sang The Black Parade opening song, "The End." As the loud and creaking chorus jumped, the singer's hospital dress was torn, showing off his black-striped uniform. Then the curtain opened to reveal the rest of the band, also in a complete costume. The costume is different from the original designed by Colleen Atwood for the band, as everything is slim and looks the same, while the previous outfits are more qualified and unique for each band member. The rest of the show included fog, confetti cannons, floodlights set on stage, "boom gun" and first use of pyrotechnics in the show. After completing the entire album sequentially, the band returned for an encore of longer material. Setting the stage for encore is the old band Revenge logo.
Stage
The stage during the Black parade mimics the album artwork. The stage is set exactly like the images of artwork featuring bands and all characters, with curtains with starry designs on the left and right, the background of the big city skyline (from the "Welcome to the Black Parade" music video), and the structure of the mansion. Bob Bryar drums are set on a large spinning platform, featuring two kits in different settings and different designs on the bass drum. On the left side of the stage is a small platform that places the spotlight that Gerard uses between the second and third choruses of "Teenagers". On the opposite side is the James Dewees keyboard. The big black curtain opened early in the show and remained pulled back during the show. Finally, the clock hung on the roof of the stage, though only for decoration and not used during the show.
Setlist
The band's performance is divided into two parts. First, they performed the The Black Parade album from beginning to end as Black Parade; in the costumes worn in the music video of the album. After this, the band took a break break to turn into regular attire, while recording their song "Blood" was played. The band later returned and played songs from their previous album as My Chemical Romance.
- Specify one: The Black Parade
- "The End."
- "Dead!"
- "Here's How I'm Missing"
- "The Sharpest Lives"
- "Welcome to Black Parade"
- "I Do not Like You"
- "Wolf House"
- "Cancer"
- "Mama"
- "Sleep"
- "Teenagers"
- "Disliked"
- "Famous Last Words"
- "Blood"
- Set two: Encores
- "I'm Not Okay (I Promise)"
- "Funeral Drive"
- "Thanks for Venom"
- "The Jetset Life Is Gonna Kill You"
- "Your Ghost"
- "This Is Not A Fashion Statement, It's Deathwish Damn"
- "Give 'Em Hell, Kid'
- "You Know What They Do to Guys Like Us in Prison"
- "Helena"
The set set for the end of the tour is shortened. Side B, originally intended for the album The Black Parade, "Heaven Help Us", was also performed at certain events. Also, the song "Desert Song", "Kill All Your Friends" and "My Way Home Is Through You" done during the fifth leg. During the end of the fourth leg and the fifth leg, two new songs are performed.
Tour dates
The band also plays at KOKO, London on April 2nd, as an exclusive private show of Radio 1, only for ticket winners.
The band also played EdgeFest in Dallas, Texas on April 15, Universal Grad Bash in Orlando, Florida from April 20 to April 21, followed by The Bamboozle Music Festival on May 5th in New Jersey and Virgin Festival in Vancouver, British Columbia in May. 20. By starting the Projekt Revolution tour with Linkin Park, it seems the band has completed the tour, but after completing Projekt Revolution, the band returned to production and setting the stage for two shows in Mexico in October 2007, later extended.
- ^ Note 1 The last six events in this leg, in Germany, France, Sweden and Denmark, indicates that it displays a setlist that is strung and there is no play.
- ^ Note 2 Six shows between April 29 and May 6 were canceled due to illness caused by salmonella and food poisoning that the band and members crew suffered.
References
External links
- Tour dates of My Chemical Romance
- My Chemical Romance on MySpace
- My Chemical Romance Fansite
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