My Chemical Romance Reaches Agreement with Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
Source: Rolling Stone · October 29, 2026
My Chemical Romance has reached an agreement with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders to stop using costumes that allegedly infringed on the cheer squad's trademarked uniforms, as reported by Rolling Stone.
The rock band was accused of infringing on the cheer team's uniforms during a provocative stage skit at the Hollywood Bowl last week, where backup dancers wore royal blue and white uniforms during a mock gun battle.
The agreement was reached just before an emergency restraining order hearing was scheduled to take place in Collin County, Texas, on October 28. My Chemical Romance has two more shows scheduled at the Hollywood Bowl on October 30 and Halloween, as part of their 20th-anniversary celebration of their 2006 album, The Black Parade.
After the final shows at the Hollywood Bowl, My Chemical Romance will begin the Asian leg of their Black Parade anniversary tour on November 7 in South Korea, followed by concerts in several other countries. This agreement allows the band to move forward with their tour plans without further legal issues.
The resolution of this dispute matters to listeners because it allows My Chemical Romance to continue performing without interruptions, and fans can look forward to enjoying the rest of their tour without any changes to the setlist or narrative.
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