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My Chemical Romance
8 p.m. Tuesday, December 14. The Pageant, 6161 Delmar Boulevard.
By Scott Heisel
Tags: Critics' Picks, Show Preview, My Chemical Romance, New Jersey, The Pageant
Just Shoot Me: Photographer's My Chemical Romance nightmare has a happy ending
By Chad Garrison
Tags: Music Stories, News, Nichole Torpea, My Chemical Romance, Michael Mitchell, Madison Square Garden, The Pageant
Homespun: Blinded Black
Under the Sunrise (SideCho Records)
By Christian Schaeffer
Tags: Music Stories, Feature, Chuck Kraus, My Chemical Romance
Ludo Demo
The Lou's newest major-label band gives A to Z a sonic sneak preview.
By Annie Zaleski
Tags: Music Stories, Columns, My Chemical Romance, Island Def Jam Music Group, Pink (Singer), Jay-Z
The Black Parade (Reprise)
Tags: Music Stories, CD Review, Aerosmith, Alkaline Trio, My Chemical Romance, Panic! At the Disco
This Game Bites
The new Castlevania is the last nail in the franchise's coffin.
By Chris Ward
Tags: Home Entertainment, Reviews, Konami Corporation, Hot Topic Inc., My Chemical Romance, Spike TV
Matchmaker, Matchmaker
B-Sides finds other Franken-guitars to match Junior Brown's creation, earns some holiday cash on eBay and discovers that Milemarker and My Chemical Romance have more in common than you'd think
By Roy Kasten, Chris Parker and Randall Roberts
Tags: Music Stories, Column, My Chemical Romance, Dave Laney, Robert Griffin, Thursday (Musical Group)
Tokyo Rose
Sunday, November 20; Creepy Crawl (412 North Tucker Boulevard)
Tags: Critics' Picks, Preview, Tokyo, My Chemical Romance, Dave Grohl, Jim Adkins
Thursday, September 22; the Pageant (6161 Delmar Boulevard)
By Julie Seabaugh
Tags: Critics' Picks, Preview, My Chemical Romance, Bert McCracken, Gerard Way, Reprise Records
Thursday, July 22; Creepy Crawl
By Erik Alan Carlson
Tags: Critics' Picks, Columns, My Chemical Romance, Motorhead, New Jersey
St. Louis Is Getting a New Bookstore, Leviathan, This Year
By Sarah Fenske
How Steve Ewing Became the Hardest Working Rock Star in St. Louis
By Steve Leftridge
A Grifter Using AI Stole a St. Louis Band’s Entire Album to Game Spotify
By Ryan Krull