MCR: The Decade in Review
September 3: My Chemical Romance’s website disappears and is replaced by a mysterious transmitter
September 7: Frank Iero announces the birth of his twin daughters, Lily and Cherry
September 17: The “Art Is The Weapon” trailer drops on YouTube
October 14: The “Na Na Na” video drops on YouTube
October 23: My Chemical Romance performs their first show of the era at the Hammersmith Apollo in London, England
November 18: The “SING” music video drops on YouTube
November 22: Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys is released, commemorated by a record release show at the House of Blues in Los Angeles, California
March 21: The “Planetary (GO!)” music video drops on YouTube
August 26: My Chemical Romance performs with Brian May at the Reading Festival in Reading, England
December 18: My Chemical Romance appears on an episode of the children’s show Yo Gabba Gabba
January 16: “The Kids from Yesterday” music video drops on YouTube, featuring footage collected and edited by a fan
April 6: Frank Iero announces the birth of his son, Miles
May 19: My Chemical Romance performs their final show of the Danger Days era at North Beach in Asbury Park, New Jersey
October 30: The first set of singles from Conventional Weapons is released: “Boy Division” and “Tomorrow’s Money”
February 5: The final set of singles from Conventional Weapons is released: “Surrender The Night” and “Burn Bright”
March 22: My Chemical Romance announces their break-up via a letter on their website
April 8: Death Spells posts a music video for “Where are my fucking pills?”, later embarking on a brief tour with Mindless Self Indulgence
May 24: Ray Toro drops the single “Isn’t That Something” on SoundCloud
June 12: The first issue of “The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys” comic series is released
June 29: Mikey Way guest stars as a member of the Anti-Bats! in an episode of The Aquabats! Super Show
December 10: Frank Iero releases For Jamia…
January 1: The final issue of “The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys” comic series is released
February 26: Electric Century’s debut single “I Lied” drops on iTunes
March 25: The greatest hits album May Death Never Stop You is released, featuring previously unreleased tracks and video footage
June 11: Gerard Way releases the single “Action Cat,” kicking off his solo career
August 25: frnkiero andthe cellabration. releases Stomaches, which was followed by several tour dates
September 29: Gerard Way releases Hesitant Alien, accompanied with a tour across the US and Europe
March 9: Electric Century releases For The Night To Control
April 7: Gerard Way announces the launch of Young Animal at ECCC, a comic book imprint featuring titles written and curated by Way himself
July 29: Death Spells releases Nothing Above, Nothing Below
September 14: Young Animal publishes the first issue of “Doom Patrol,” the first of multiple series from the imprint
October 13: Frank Iero and his bandmates are injured in a bus accident in Sydney, Australia
October 28: Frank Iero and the Patience releases Parachutes
November 18: Ray Toro releases Remember The Laughter
May 3: Mikey Way announces the birth of his first daughter, Rowan Louise
July 11: Netflix announces an upcoming adaption of The Umbrella Academy
September 22: Frank Iero and the Patience releases Keep The Coffins Coming
October 3: The first issue of The Umbrella Academy: Hotel Oblivion is released, nearly a decade after it was announced
October 26: Gerard Way releases “Baby You’re A Haunted House,” the first of multiple one-off singles
February 15: The TV adaption of The Umbrella Academy premieres on Netflix, earning mostly positive reviews
April 2: Netflix confirms on Twitter that a second season of The Umbrella Academy is in production
May 31: Frank Iero and the Future Violents releases Barriers, which was followed by several tour dates
June 7: Mikey Way announces the birth of his second daughter, Kennedy James
June 7: Joe Jonas claims that My Chemical Romance was rehearsing in New York, stirring up reunion rumors
June 12: The final issue of The Umbrella Academy: Hotel Oblivion is released
July 3: After a hiatus, Young Animal returns with the first issue of “Doom Patrol: Weight of the Worlds”
July 23: Frank Iero claims in an interview that the reunion rumors are false
October 31: My Chemical Romance announces a surprise reunion, with a handful of shows across the US, Japan, and Australia
December 20th: My Chemical Romance holds their first show of the reunion at the Shrine Expo Hall in Los Angeles, California
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