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Gigs and concerts· Preston
The Black Charade, Fell Out Boy & Meteora
- When
- Friday, 25 June 2027, 7.30pm
- Where
- 53 Degrees, BROOK STREET, (OFF FYLDE ROAD), PRESTON, LANCASHIRE, PR17BQ
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
The Black Charade are the world's leading My Chemical Romance tribute act, captivating thousands of fans across the globe from the UK to Australia. With a rapidly growing fanbase, the band have headlined major festivals and iconic venues, including the prestigious O2 Academies across the UK. Notable performances include shows at Manchester's 3,500-capacity Victoria Warehouse and Newcastle's 2,500-capacity City Hall - stages also graced by the likes of Jimmy Eat World, Blur, and Kaiser Chiefs. Year after year, The Black Charade maintain a packed touring schedule, where audiences consistently praise their electrifying performances, authentic sound, meticulously recreated costumes, and high-production-value stage shows - delivering the closest possible experience to seeing My Chemical Romance live. In 2027, the band are co-headlining shows with Fall Out Boy tribute, Fell Out Boy with support from Meteora, a leading Linkin Park tribute. 3 massive acts, one unmissable night.
Getting there
What else is on at 53 DegreesCheck the venue's own page for step-free access and accessible seats before you book.
The Black Charade elsewhere
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- Sat21 Nov

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How I list these
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