My Chemical Urine

08/29/06
. (punkbands) Panic at the Disco weren't the only band pelted with bottles at the Carling Festival in England this weekend. Apparently fans weren't too into My Chemical Romance either and began shooting all sorts of good stuff at them. According to NME, singer Gerard Way introduced one song by saying "This song is called thanks for all the bottles, thanks for all the piss, thanks for all the golf balls, thanks for all the apples and thanks for all the sticky sh*t." [in other news: My Chemical Romance will debut their new single "Welcome To The Black Parade" live at the "MTV Video Music Awards" pre-show this Thursday, August 31st. MTV News' preshow kicks things off at 6:30 p.m. ET/PT, followed by the big show at 8 p.m.] - Click here for the Full Story

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