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Hot off the heels of their recent release Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, My Chemical Romance hits the touring circuits. Thanks to fellow PopMatters’ writer/photographer Dave MacIntyre, we will be providing coverage of their upcoming show in Toronto, which is sure to be a rocking experience. To celebrate the coverage, we decided to throw in a quick preview of the show, and what My Chemical Romance has been working with recently. Included in the post is a video from their latest single, “Na Na Na”, which is a perfect pop song to get your week started. Check it out and get ready for our coverage of My Chemical Romance’s live performance!
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