Ex-frontman of 'My Chemical Romance' to release new song | Inquirer Entertainment

Ex-frontman of ‘My Chemical Romance’ to release new song

By: - Reporter
/ 12:35 PM October 24, 2018

A screenshot of the music video of Gerard Way’s “Baby You’re A Haunted House.”

Former My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way is set to release a new track just in time for Halloween.

Way surprised his fans after unexpectedly posting a teaser on Tuesday for his new song “Baby You’re A Haunted House” via Instagram post.

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In the video, a band of skeletons dressed in suits play a snippet of the upcoming punk rock song to be released on October 26.

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https://www.instagram.com/p/BpP-dblFN07/?taken-by=gerardway

This single follows his two-track extended play “Pinkish/Don’t Try” in 2016 and 2014 solo debut album “Hesitant Alien.”

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Way recently celebrated the long-awaited return of his comic book with illustrator Gabriel Bá titled “The Umbrella Academy: Hotel Oblivion.” It is the sequel to 2007 “The Umbrella Academy: Apocalypse Suite” and 2009 “The Umbrella Academy: Dallas.”

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Netflix adapted their graphic novel and is set to launch a 10-episode drama in 2019.

Way was the lead vocalist and co-founder of rock band My Chemical Romance from its formation in 2001 and its split in 2013.  /jpv

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