Three sites still selling My Chemical Romance Wembley tickets after fans endure ’brutal’ ticket queue
Veteran emos who tried and failed to get tickets to My Chemical Romance’s Wembley gigs, good news: there are three sites that still have stock.
If you were one of the thousands of fans who were left empty-handed handed then don’t fret - golden tickets to the concerts are available to buy via Seat Unique, StubHub and Viagogo.
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New Jersey’s finest are bringing their Long Live The Black Parade tour to London next summer, with two special shows planned at the iconic Wembley Stadium.
Tickets for the July 2026 gigs went on sale late last week, with some My Chemical Romance fans complaining that the purchasing process was ‘brutal’ due to overwhelming demand.
Below, we’ve got everything you need to know about snagging seats at the 2026 My Chemical Romance tour dates, as well as what songs you can expect to hear on the Long Live The Black Parade Tour.
Where to buy tickets for My Chemical Romance at Wembley 2026
General Sale tickets for both My Chem Wembley 2026 dates are sold out on Ticketmaster. However, there are plenty still available from Viagogo.
Seated tickets start from £208 while front pitch standing will cost you from £414 if you want to go to the first night of the residency, which takes place on Friday, July 10, 2026.
The site is also selling tickets to the MCR show on Saturday, July 11, with seated tickets costing from £202 and standing from £343.
StubHub currently has over 200+ tickets available for both nights at the time of writing, with prices beginning at £223 for seated tickets and £596 for front pitch standing.
If you want to make your night in London one for the history books, then why not treat yourself to a Wembley Stadium hospitality package.
These tickets start at £449 from Seat Unique and come with some great perks including early entry, exclusive bars and even your own box with a private chef (depending on what ticket you go for).
My Chemical Romance fans react to ‘brutal’ London Wembley Stadium ticket rush
Thousands of rock fans missed out on securing 2026 My Chemical Romance tickets last week due to massive demand, with many sites selling out within hours.
After the Long Live The Black Parade Tour sold out within hours, music fans who scrambled to get tickets took to social media to complain about the rush.
Over on Reddit, one fan described their experience on Friday morning as a 'brutal wait'.
“The seats were disappearing from underneath my fingers," another wrote. "After I couple of tries I got completely disconnected and now I'm 75k. I don't think I'll get the tickets. I'm deeply heart broken.”
“Was preparing like 1 hr before and also my boyfriend was in the [queue] and we didn’t manage to get any… I’m sobbing,” commented another heartbroken fan.
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What's on the Long Live The Black Parade setlist?
My Chem are deep into the North American leg of their Long Live The Black Parade tour, having already touched down in Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles, among others.
‘The End.’, ‘Dead!’, and ‘This Is How I Disappear’ were used as the opening tracks, with ‘The Sharpest Lives’, ‘Welcome to the Black Parade’ and ‘I Don’t Love You’ following swiftly after.
The band have also been covering a range of tracks on the North American leg, including Bon Jovi’s ‘Livin’ On A Prayer’ ‘Bullet With Butterfly Wings’ by The Smashing Pumpkins.
The following setlist is subject to change.
My Chemical Romance most recent setlist:
- The End.
- Dead!
- This Is How I Disappear
- The Sharpest Lives
- Welcome to the Black Parade
- I Don’t Love You
- House of Wolves
- Cancer
- Mama
- Sleep
- Teenagers
- Disenchanted
- Famous Last Words
- The End.
- From A to B
- Headfirst for Halos
- Bury Me in Black
- I’m Not Okay (I Promise)
- DESTROYA
- Heaven Help Us
- Give ‘Em Hell, Kid
- The Foundations of Decay
- Na Na Na (Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na)
- Helena
- The Kids From Yesterday
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