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17 October 2026 – My Chemical Romance Unearth Someone Out There Loves You for The Black Parade's Twentieth Anniversary
By Editorial Team - October 17, 2026
Summary
My Chemical Romance officially release live grail Someone Out There Loves You (Stay) from 2007, previewing The Black Parade 20th anniversary reissue.
Key Facts
- Long-sought unreleased live cut 'Someone Out There Loves You' (bootlegged as 'Stay') receives its first official release.
- Previews the 20th anniversary expanded edition of 'The Black Parade', arriving October 23 with six bonus tracks.
- Celebrated ahead of a sold-out five-night headline residency at the Hollywood Bowl.
- Entities: My Chemical Romance, The Black Parade, Someone Out There Loves You, Stay, Gerard Way, Ray Toro, Frank Iero, Mikey Way, Rob Cavallo, Welcome to the Black Parade, Famous Last Words, Hollywood Bowl
- Tags: my-chemical-romance, the-black-parade, someone-out-there-loves-you, gerard-way, emo-rock, anniversary-reissue
American rock icons My Chemical Romance have officially released a previously unreleased live recording of "Someone Out There Loves You", previewing the twentieth-anniversary expanded edition of their generation-defining 2006 conceptual opus The Black Parade. Captured during an intimate warm-up gig in Hoboken, New Jersey, in 2007, the recording has circulated as a beloved bootleg among dedicated fans for nearly two decades under the working title "Stay".
Its official high-fidelity release marks an emotional archival milestone for the band's global audience. The deluxe twentieth-anniversary edition arrives on October 23, containing the pristine original album alongside six rare bonus tracks—three unreleased live performances from the 2007 world tour and three sought-after studio B-sides.
Originally released in October 2006 and produced by Rob Cavallo, The Black Parade catapulted Gerard Way, Ray Toro, Frank Iero, and Mikey Way into stadium-level rock royalty. Its dramatic theatrical arrangements, Queen-indebted harmonies, and narrative exploration of mortality and grief via the character of "The Patient" produced enduring anthems like "Welcome to the Black Parade" and "Famous Last Words".
Alongside the anniversary reissue, My Chemical Romance are preparing an extraordinary five-night residency at Los Angeles' Hollywood Bowl. Two decades later, the band's defiant theatrical rock march shows no sign of slowing. Check our punk & emo coverage for more archival music updates.