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- Metro
My Chemical Romance fans are 'freaking out' after they tease UK tour
Fans of the American rock band My Chemical Romance are definitely 'not okay' after the emo legends appeared to tease an upcoming UK tour. Considered one of the most influential bands of their era and genre, 'My Chem' released four full studio albums and a string of Platinum-selling singles between 2003 and 2010. The band – comprising singer Gerard Way, guitarists Frank Iero and Ray Toro, bassist Mikey Way, and drummer Bob Bryar for their classic lineup – called it a day in 2013 after more than a decade in the spotlight. My Chemical Romance built a loyal, dedicated fanbase, and their split is believed to have brought the curtain down on a wave of emo music and fashion that rose to prominence in the 2000s. After six years away, the band reunited for a one-off show in 2019 before announcing tour dates across the world in 2020 – these shows were postponed until 2022 as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. At this time, the band released their first new song in eight years – The Foundations of Decay – but a new album never arrived, and the reunion tour concluded in 2023. In tragic news, drummer Bryar was found dead at his home in November 2024, and the band played only two shows that year. My Chemical Romance returned to regular live shows in July 2025 on the Long Live The Black Parade Tour and have more shows planned for 2026, and now a new video on social media has teased a return to the UK for the first time in four years. In the video, which features a parody quiz show called Quizzo, the host asks says: 'Our two fine contestants will help us learn who will be the next lucky country to win the grand prize of one nuclear winter?' After one of the contestants presses a big button, the host shouts, 'Congratulations, United Kingdom!' indicating that the Teenagers hitmakers will be heading here soon. Naturally, My Chem's fans have taken this news calmly. @KofidereVT said: 'My Chemical Romance may have just teased UK dates. I swear to god, I will scream to get an opportunity to see them live again. Gerard Way, don't break my heart.' @Cryophantasm jumped the gun: 'My Chemical Romance has just announced a UK tour, this is not a drill, I am going to die,' while @ArtsTinyHat said they would 'not be calm' about the news. Meanwhile, @RoozNotDead said that My Chemical Romance touring the UK would mean that their money is 'not safe', indicating that they were willing to spend hundreds on tickets. More Trending During their heyday, My Chemical Romance scored nine top 40 singles in the UK and released two top 10 studio albums, with 2006's The Black Parade reaching number two on the album charts. Their biggest win came in October 2006 when their song Welcome to the Black Parade unexpectedly spent two weeks at number one, beating competition from the likes of Nicole Scherzinger, Girls Aloud, and Meat Loaf. Welcome to the Black Parade remains the band's most successful song to date, having been certified 2x Platinum in the UK and a whopping 7x Platinum in America. Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: I know Freakier Friday is an unnecessary sequel – but it makes good choices MORE: Arctic Monkeys fans are convinced a new album will drop soon after online clues MORE: 00s rockstar claims party 'saved his life' after defying doctor's orders
Wales Online
4 minutes ago
- Wales Online
Nicola Walker detective series axed after two series and fans will be gutted
Nicola Walker detective series axed after two series and fans will be gutted The BBC has axed the detective series after it ended on a cliffhanger. Nicola Walker's beloved TV detective Annika, will not be making a comeback for a third series on the BBC. The 55-year-old star brought DI Annika Strandhed to life across two series of the detective drama, also titled Annika. Nevertheless, UKTV, which broadcasts the programme on U+Alibi and BBC, has announced that despite the series concluding with a cliffhanger, there are no current intentions to create additional episodes. A representative informed "We are incredibly proud of the success of Annika on U+Alibi, but there are no current plans for a third series." Annika originated from the BBC Radio 4 audio drama, Annika Strandhed, where Nicola also voiced the principal character. Nicola Walker stars as DI Annika Strandhed (Image: BBC) The programme was renowned for its distinctive style, with the Marine Homicide Unit detective regularly breaking the fourth wall to speak directly to viewers. The drama saw Annika leading the fictional Glasgow-based Marine Homicide Unit, with the cast consisting of Katie Leung as DC Blair Ferguson, Jamie Sives as DS Michael McAndrews, Ukweli Roach as DS Tyrone Clarke and Kate Dickie as DCI Diane Oban. Doctor Who star Varada Sethu also joined as DC Harper Weston in season two, while Paul McGann played Annika's love interest Jake Strathearn, and Silvie Furneaux was her daughter, Morgan. Annika's axe comes despite its impressive Rotten Tomatoes rating, with an 83% score and a 96% audience rating. The hit series has been axed and won't return for future seasons (Image: UKTV) "Wow, just wow. Bring on season 3," one person had said. Another added: "The marvellous Nicola Walker never disappoints, another great British crime drama. Scottish setting is beautiful." Someone else praised: "Oh my god this show is so underrated, it's so funny and Nicola Walker just makes it a 10/10." Another wrote: "I love this show. It is so understated but the humour really catches you unawares and I find myself laughing sometimes before I realise why. The breaking down of the four wall brings helps the viewer feel as if they are included and during those moments in which Annika speaks to us I find myself learning new things which is unusual for a crime show." This follows several programmes facing cancellation over recent days. Annika's cancellation comes after its impressive Rotten Tomatoes rating (Image: BBC) Noel Edmonds' Kiwi Adventures is allegedly not being commissioned for a second series, whilst Adam and Ryan Thomas' gameshow 99 to Beat has similarly been scrapped. Article continues below Adam commented on the cancellation: "When I am positive about something, it gets cancelled. Honestly, I don't know what I'm doing wrong. Like I did [I'm a Celebrity spin off] Extra Camp presenting, did one series of that, got cancelled. "The next presenting job I did was with Ryan, 99 to Beat, and that's got cancelled," reports the Express. Annika is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
The Independent
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- The Independent
Ed Sheeran reunites with Rupert Grint for ‘bonkers' new music video, 14 years after ‘Lego House' collab
Ed Sheeran has teamed up again with Rupert Grint for a new music video, reprising the same character he played 14 years ago in visuals for the singer's hit 'Lego House'. In new single 'A Little More', Grint, who plays a former stalker of the musician, is now plagued by visions of the ' Shape of You ' star wherever he goes. The singer even appears when Grint's character is about to kiss his new bride, played by Nathalie Emmanuel, with Sheeran donning a white wedding dress and veil. Sheeran revealed 'didn't know' if Grint would agree to reprise his role, 'but I'm so glad he did'. He added: 'It's such a fun, bonkers video.'
