My Chemical Romance fans react as the band plays final show of their reunion tour

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My Chemical Romance played the final show of their lengthy reunion tour earlier today (March 26).The legendary emo band originally broke up in 2013 but played their first show together in almost eight years on December 20, 2019 at the Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall in Los Angeles, grossing a record $1.5million – the most in the venue’s history.A world tour was meant to follow before it was delayed due to COVID.

My Chemical Romance finally kicked off their reunion tour with two shows at The Eden Project in Cornwall last summer, before playing gigs across Europe and North America, including a headline appearance at When We Were Young Festival.Earlier this month, My Chemical Romance played gigs in New Zealand and Australia before two shows in Japan.

As it stands, the band have confirmed no other live dates or spoken about new music.During their Osaka show, My Chemical Romance played songs from across their back catalogue including ‘Foundations Of Decay’, the only new song released since the band reunited, and unreleased “noise jam” ‘Everybody Hates The Eagles’.After closing out the main show with ‘Famous Last Words’ and ‘Sleep’, My Chemical Romance returned to the stage for a one song encore featuring ‘I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love’ track ‘Vampires Will Never Hurt You’.The band then left the stage without saying a word, leaving a drumhead with the message “Endless Night” written on it.Following the gig, My Chemical Romance fans took to social media to speculate about the future of the band.“Right up until the end I was so sure this is it.