Nearly 19 years after the release of the seminal emo album, the New Jersey rock band brought fans back in time by playing the album in its entirety along with a set of largely B-side tracks.

The Black Parade” marched through Los Angeles over the weekend, as My Chemical Romance played back-to-back shows at Dodger Stadium on July 26-27. The shows come as part of the alternative emo rock group’s “Long Live the Black Parade Tour” - the band’s first stadium trek where it plays its era-defining 2006 album in its

The band dedicated the record, written prior to their breakup, to the late studio engineer Doug McKean during a recent concert in Los Angeles