Frank Iero is conserving tight-lipped on rumours a few new My Chemical Romance album.
Frank Iero performed it coy when requested about future My Chemical Romance music
The emo rock band’s guitarist and backup vocalist has insisted that there isn’t a information to inform with reference to new materials, insisting the ‘Helena’ rockers will “inform you in the way in which we wish to inform you”.
Requested if there’s something to “report” a few follow-up to 2010’s ‘Hazard Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys’, he instructed NME: “No, sorry.
“When that stuff – if that stuff had been to occur, we’ll inform you. We are going to inform you in the way in which we wish to inform you.”
The 43-year-old musician can also be staying schtum concerning the ‘Lengthy Reside The Black Parade Tour’ heading throughout the pond to the UK.
He mentioned: “It’s been long-documented that we’re large followers of the UK – it is a dwelling away from dwelling for us.
“We’ve achieved issues the place the primary place we performed for a document launch was the UK. It’s at all times felt like a spot that we love and that we maintain very pricey. However, to inform the longer term? It might be remiss to do this.”
At current, the US tour is because of wrap on September 13 at Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium in Florida.
MCR – made up of brothers Gerard and Mikey Approach, Ray Toro and Frank – broke up in 2013 earlier than releasing new track ‘The Foundations of Decay’ 9 years later.
Earlier than their present tour, they’d saved a low-profile following their March 2023 reunion run, apart from a headline slot at When We Had been Younger Competition final October.
Frank’s interview comes a number of months after the ‘I’m Not Okay (I Promise)’ band’s former drummer Bob Bryar was tragically discovered useless in November, on the age of 44.
MCR requested for followers “persistence and understanding” as they navigate the shock passing of their ex-bandmate.
In an announcement shared with numerous shops, their spokesperson mentioned: “The band asks on your persistence and understanding as they course of the information of Bob’s passing.”
Bob changed Matt Pelissier because the drummer in My Chemical Romance, after the band launched ‘Three Cheers for Candy Revenge’ in 2004.
He toured with them for a few years, earlier than his sudden and unexplained exit from the group in 2010.
