Gerard Way de My Chemical Romance donne des détails sur l’avenir de la réunion du groupe suite à la COVID-19

Il y a quelque temps, My Chemical Romance, le groupe mythique d’une génération, a annoncé leur réunion, alors qu’ils s’étaient séparés en 2013. Après des années de rumeurs, le groupe s’était finalement réuni en 2019.

Suite aux annulations d’un vaste nombre de tournées et de festivals dû au Coronavirus, l’avenir du groupe pouvait sembler soudainement incertain pour plusieurs fans. Il y a quelques heures, Gerard Way a fait une longue publication Instagram où il explique un rêve qui peut sembler être une métaphore pour le groupe. À la fin, il explique s’être réveillé avec la chanson The Show Must Go On de Queen. Il finalise en expliquant que le groupe allait se réunir, quand ils jugeront que c’est le bon moment, pour reprendre leurs activités.

I don’t take the song to mean that the guys and I would just get back on stage despite world events and recommendations. Everyone’s health and safety is most important to us. And we know when the time is right, whenever that day comes, we will get on stage again. I think the Queen song has multiple meanings—if you haven’t heard it in a while you should check it out. ❤️

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Woke up from a strange dream last night. In it, my Mom and I were at Bon Jovi’s Bar And Grill drinking frozen margaritas and eating fried plantains. The Padres were playing against the Yankees in the world series, but the Padres were playing for La and wearing Dodgers uniforms. Then, my Mom, Linds and I and our children (yes, plural), were at a stadium in Pasadena watching it. Mid-game, the score was 21 Yankees and 9 Padres/Dodgers, but La was rallying and shouting “We’ll Fix It!”, and that slogan was emblazoned on all the teleprompters, but it wasn’t looking good for the Padres and Jimmy Fallon was in a rocket with an audience member for the halftime show and they were doing this really dangerous daredevil type stunt. Bandit was with us and a teenager, but we also had two boys, about three years apart from each other, and they were constantly messing with each other and we had to have stern talks with them. The older boy had kind of wild long-ish dark hair, and the younger boy had shorter spikey blonde hair and glasses. We encountered a really crazy tall high-tech toilet, but none of us knew how to use it. Then we left the game early because I had to go sing Cancer at a college in Philadelphia, for some kind of end of year Christmas pageant at the school, sponsored by Heavy Metal Magazine. So then the stadium was in NY, and we were in NJ waiting for the driver to take us to Philly, but I didn’t tell the driver we left early and needed to be picked up in NJ, and he was stuck in post-game traffic, so it was looking like I was going to miss my performance. While waiting for the driver, I would go on these short walks and if I walked a few blocks through twists and turns, I would be in Italy. I woke up and this song by Queen was in my head and that’s my night and morning. I had a little more hope. I don’t take the song to mean that the guys and I would just get back on stage despite world events and recommendations. Everyone’s health and safety is most important to us. And we know when the time is right, whenever that day comes, we will get on stage again. I think the Queen song has multiple meanings—if you haven’t heard it in a while you should check it out. ❤️

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En effet, le groupe a récemment dû annuler leurs concerts en Australie, en Nouvelle-Zélande et au Japon.

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— My Chemical Romance (@MCRofficial) March 12, 2020

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— My Chemical Romance (@MCRofficial) March 12, 2020

Leur tournée Nord Américaine prévue pour les mois de septembre et octobre aux États-Unis et au Canada n’a pas encore été annulée, ce sera donc à suivre.

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Le groupe avait d’ailleurs fait énormément d’argent avec leur concert de réunion, le 20 décembre 2019, à Los Angeles.