My Chemical Romance brought an elaborate theatrical production to the Singapore Indoor Stadium, marking the band’s first shows in the city in over a decade.
During the performance, frontman Gerard Way stopped to speak with the audience and appeared to tease a future tour.
Thanking the tour team and fans during the show, Way told the crowd: The crew back in the US and other parts of the world that didn’t make it over this tour, but we miss you and we’ll see you… maybe 2028.
While this moment elicited screams and excitement in the venue, it was not the first time the band had teased their future plans.
The Theatrical Spectacle in Singapore
Twenty-five years into their career, the rock band demonstrated that their appetite for theatricality remains strong. Many fans had waited 18 years for the band’s return to the city.
The concert featured tracks across their discography, including Someone Out There Loves You, This Is The Best Day Ever, I’m Not Okay (I Promise), The World Is Ugly, Save Yourself, I’ll Hold Them Back, and a cover of Bob Dylan’s Desolation Row, which was originally recorded for the 2009 superhero film Watchmen. The event concluded with their 2005 hit, Helena.
My Chemical Romance Formed in Newark and Reunited in 2019
Formed in Newark, New Jersey, in 2001, the group is composed of Gerard Way, Mikey Way, Ray Toro, and Frank Iero. After going on hiatus in 2013, My Chemical Romance reunited in 2019 to overwhelming demand, leading to sold-out shows and renewed adoration.
Despite the comments made on stage regarding a potential return, nothing has been officially confirmed regarding future tour dates.
